Archive for the 'world' Category
Tuesday, March 16th, 2010
According to the observations of some experts, a newly-married man or woman migrating to the US is not exactly the same as a fiance doing the same thing. According to the theories, a fiance is still unmarried, thus he still belongs to the single classification.
Posted in Working and Living Abroad | 2 Comments »
Monday, March 15th, 2010
The non-immigrant visas are for the international travellers, entering US on a temporary basis. These travellers come to the United States for a plethora of reasons: tourism, medical treatment, and maybe even business.
Posted in Working and Living Abroad | 1 Comment »
Sunday, March 14th, 2010
There are more than a few ways on which one could migrate to the US. There have been (and still do) cases of illegal migration over the years, but in view of the very strict security being employed now, more and more of those people are getting caught.
Posted in Working and Living Abroad | 3 Comments »
Saturday, July 18th, 2009
Share on FacebookForeigners studying in New Zealand using a student visa may find that they want to make New Zealand their home after a few years of staying there. The application for a permanent residency for New Zealand is possible if you make the jump from a student visa to a work visa and finally [...]
Posted in Working and Living Abroad | 1 Comment »
Saturday, July 18th, 2009
Share on FacebookForeigners can apply for a long-term residence status in Japan if they are married to a Japanese national. A long-term residence status is a special visa category that does not limit the kind of activities the foreigner is allowed to engage in her or his length of stay. However, this kind of title [...]
Posted in Working and Living Abroad | No Comments »
Saturday, July 18th, 2009
Share on FacebookThe Canadian Experience Class is the new category in Canadian immigration that extends work permits to temporary workers and students who want to work and study in the country while giving them the chance to become permanent residents and eventually, Canadian citizens. Canadian Immigration started to accept applications under this new category in [...]
Posted in Working and Living Abroad | No Comments »
Saturday, July 18th, 2009
Share on FacebookApplication for Singapore citizenship is a huge opportunity for many foreigners. A new life in Singapore begins with an Entry Permit for foreigners hoping to become Singapore Permanent Residents. The application processing usually takes three months, with results announced through the mail. Eligibility for a Singaporean permanent residence status Foreigners falling under the [...]
Posted in Working and Living Abroad | No Comments »
Saturday, July 18th, 2009
Share on FacebookIs your fiance an Australian and you are a foreigner to his or her home country? Do you wish to enter Australia to marry him or her? If your answer to these two questions is a “yes,” then it is imperative that you first apply and get a Prospective Marriage (Fiance) visa. The [...]
Posted in Working and Living Abroad | 1 Comment »
Saturday, July 18th, 2009
Share on FacebookThere are different kinds of visas offered in the United States—one of them specific for religious workers. The US provides two visa categories for religious workers: temporary status for non-immigrants and legal permanent status for immigrants. The non-immigrant visa allows ministers and persons of religious vocation to work in the US for 5 [...]
Posted in Working and Living Abroad | No Comments »
Saturday, July 18th, 2009
Share on FacebookIf you’re planning to travel to any European Union (EU) country, you will need an EU visa. But applying for one can take days to accomplish, what with all the forms you must answer and the requirements you need to prepare. But to accomplish the task easily, below are 5 steps you can [...]
Posted in Working and Living Abroad | 1 Comment »
Saturday, July 18th, 2009
Share on FacebookGetting denied of an Australian immigration petition shouldn’t be discouraging right away. You can still file an appeal to the Australian Appeals Tribunal so that higher authorities can reconsider the decision on your case. If you’re currently dealing with having your immigration petition declined, read on to know how to file an appeal. [...]
Posted in Working and Living Abroad | No Comments »
Saturday, July 18th, 2009
Share on FacebookPeople sometimes are denied of their immigration petition even though they filed the correct papers and submitted the appropriate documents. If this has happened to you, then you know how stressful and frustrating it can be. On the other hand, if you have been currently denied of your immigration petition, worry not because [...]
Posted in Working and Living Abroad | 1 Comment »
Saturday, July 18th, 2009
Share on FacebookAre you a student visa holder who would like to permanently reside in the UK? The UK is a place you can establish a prosperous life after studying. However, becoming a permanent UK resident after studying isn’t exactly easy. Student immigrants are rarely allowed to apply for permanent residency in the UK after [...]
Posted in Working and Living Abroad | No Comments »
Saturday, July 18th, 2009
Share on FacebookApplying for a New Zealand business visa is one of the better ways to extend the reach of your business. By setting up a company or shop in another country, you help your enterprise to achieve a better and more profitable status. You also support and help boost the economy of New Zealand [...]
Posted in Working and Living Abroad | No Comments »
Saturday, July 18th, 2009
Share on FacebookLike its neighboring country (Australia), New Zealand has also paved a way to invite skilled migrant workers from other countries to seek fortune working here. Every year, special visas are given to foreign workers which allow them to work for a given time in New Zealand. Some of these visas also lead to [...]
Posted in Working and Living Abroad | No Comments »
Saturday, July 18th, 2009
Share on FacebookHave you ever been involved in a long distance relationship? Being in a relationship where your partner is living in another country, say UK? Some people who have gone through this experience know how to maintain their relationship well. For most however, this kind of relationship usually fails. It seems that most people [...]
Posted in Working and Living Abroad | No Comments »
Saturday, July 18th, 2009
Share on FacebookSingapore is recognized as one of Asia’s most stable financial hubs. The opportunities in this island state are limitless. Many people come to Singapore for work, others come here for business. As a foreign investor, you must always look out for your best interests. Indeed, running a business in a foreign land has [...]
Posted in Working and Living Abroad | No Comments »
Saturday, July 18th, 2009
Share on FacebookBeing alone in a foreign country can be difficult. Having to deal with a whole new environment by yourself can pretty much wear you out. While your friends do fill the void of loneliness, there are some instances when your family is the only one that can bring closure. If you do have [...]
Posted in Working and Living Abroad | No Comments »
Saturday, July 18th, 2009
Share on FacebookIn spite of the global economic crisis, the job market in Australia remains to be strong. You are already familiar with the environment and situation in Australia, having completed a couple of years of study here. You may be a graduating student, or a student who is looking for further future job opportunities [...]
Posted in Working and Living Abroad | No Comments »
Saturday, July 18th, 2009
Share on FacebookFor many people from not so well-to-do countries, working abroad opens new opportunities. People choose to work in countries which are more economically stable. Although these countries do provide better compensation and a chance to improve one’s status, it all too often comes at a price. Families are broken up; while you travel [...]
Posted in Working and Living Abroad | No Comments »
Saturday, July 18th, 2009
Share on FacebookSince January of 2004, Australia permits foreign students to be accompanied by a guardian during their stay in Australia. In order for a student to be allowed to have a guardian, he or she should be not more than 18 years old or has special requirements that will need the assistance of an [...]
Posted in Working and Living Abroad | No Comments »
Saturday, July 18th, 2009
Share on FacebookIf you are already a permanent resident of Canada and you would like to reunite your family in Canada, you may sponsor them when applying for a visa. Not all members of your family are eligible for sponsorship, though. Understanding the basics of Canada’s Family sponsorship programme for immigrants In Canada’s Family Sponsorship [...]
Posted in Working and Living Abroad | No Comments »
Saturday, July 18th, 2009
Share on FacebookEntrepreneurs are needed in Canada in order to provide more jobs and services for the growing economy. Foreign business owners and investors may apply for a Canadian visa if they meet the requirements set by the Canadian government. The requirements for applying as an immigrant investor, entrepreneur, and self-employed persons are different. For [...]
Posted in Working and Living Abroad | No Comments »
Saturday, July 18th, 2009
Share on FacebookJapan grants an immigrant visa to foreign workers who have skills that are of special value to the country. Aside from the required work experience, the person must past Japanese speaking and writing competencies, which are required from people who will work and stay in Japan. Only a small portion of the population [...]
Posted in Working and Living Abroad | No Comments »
Saturday, July 18th, 2009
Share on FacebookA green card is the legal proof that a person is permitted permanent residency in the United States. Aside from that, the person will be allowed to work in the United States and to travel outside the US for a limited time. The green card holder may also petition for a green card [...]
Posted in Working and Living Abroad | No Comments »
Saturday, July 18th, 2009
Share on FacebookIn order to work in the United Kingdom, a foreigner must secure a visa from the UK government. Most of the work visas in the United Kingdom may be obtained through meeting the requirements of the point system. Requirements to be met by your UK employer to file for a petition * Your [...]
Posted in Working and Living Abroad | No Comments »
Saturday, July 18th, 2009
Share on FacebookForeigners who would like to be employed in the United States should secure an employment visa so that they will be permitted to work and stay in the country. If you already have a US-based employer, the process that you will have to go through is different if you are just about to [...]
Posted in Working and Living Abroad | No Comments »
Saturday, July 18th, 2009
Share on FacebookOne of the ways for a foreigner to get a US Visa is to apply for a spouse visa. Some couples find this as one of the fastest methods of getting a US visa that many of them get married before they come back to settle in the United States. Requirements to be [...]
Posted in Working and Living Abroad | No Comments »