Hi, this is for my sister who's applying for the Canadian PR under the Federal Skilled Programme. Recently she was requested to submit updated forms: general application (IMM0008), family info (IMM5406) and background info (Schedule 1 and 3). 1. does she need to submit another police clearance certi...
Hi, In general, requirements for entering Mexico are not as hard as those of the US or Canada. But to start with, what's your nationality? Are you going for a visit or a long/permanent stay? Here's some info : http://www.consulmexny.org/eng/visas_fmt.htm http://www.learn4good.com/travel/mexico_visa....
That might be true as far as Argentina is concerned, but be careful: some countries require that you renounce your original citizenship before naturalising - Denmark, for example, and there are others. ... yes, like Japan where I live, for instance. I'm aware of this kind of conditions. On the othe...
Hi, My partner is Canadian and we live together in Japan. I'm not Japanese but I know other Japanese/Canadian couples who are going through the process. I applied for PR as skilled worker in 2004 but still have no news from the Consulate in Manila. I can give you some answers from what I've heard an...
If I were you, a native speaker of English, I'd try searching for teaching positions. The Schengen countries might put requirements such as "hold CELTA / TESOL degree, or X years of teaching experience locally", but it seems like Eastern Europe might be easier. I know a kiwi who worked in ...
Dear JAJ, Thank you very much for your detailed reply. :D Bear in mind that to get a visa/permit based on unmarried status you would have to live together for 2 years. And that Ireland may not issue any visa on this basis. Yes, I read about this, that's why we plan to get married while in Japan, the...
Hi all, I registered some time ago and have been reading other threads but didn't find anything similar to my case (if actually there is info about this, please direct me there). - I am an Argentinean citizen and my partner is Irish-Canadian (with passports for both Ireland and Canada) - We've known...
Hi, On Japanese visas, you can look up here: http://www.mofa.go.jp/j_info/visit/visa/ And maybe it's easier if you post in a message board for foreigners who're already in Japan, like http://www.gaijinpot.com/bb/ http://www.jref.com/forum/ http://www.japan-guide.com/forum/quedisplay.html Sayonara :w...
