#Visa for Germany

[worldswin]

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[davidrainey1]

Not everyone wishing to visit Germany needs to apply for a visa first. For example, if you are a citizen of a Schengen or European Union country you can visit Germany and even work without having to apply for a visa.  Visit here to know more: https://dammann-german-english-translations.com.au/check-my-visa-status-for-germany/

#Types of Visas #Visa application #Short-Stay VISAS #Check visa status #Visa for Germany

[mapsontheweb]

Who can travel to Germany without a visa?

by schengenvisainfo1

#maps #schengenvisainfo1 #igsourced #germany #visa requirements

[serdtse]

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#your girl saw a therapist today and she gave me a diagnosis that I already forgot but she was like ‘it’s not as intense as full on bipolar’ #I was just 'as what???' #but it kinda makes sense but idk #after careful examination I realised that some of my decisions def were made under some high wellbeing a bit manic if you will #all the hyperfixations and such #and now I’m actually kind of confused because what if switched to tech also a bit like that #bc yeah I was interested in that for some time before but I decided not to go to Germany and go for tech in like less than 2 weeks #even though i already had a visa and i was accepted at uni there #which seems a bit sus #anyway we’ll see what wonders the pharmaceutical industry can make

[germanystudyvisa]

#studyingermany #germany study visa

[rheinkonsultant]

Time Management for Students: A Key to Success

Time management is a crucial skill that every student should master. It plays a vital role in achieving academic success, reducing stress, and maintaining a healthy work-life balance. In this article, we’ll explore the importance of time management for students and provide practical tips on how to effectively manage your time to make the most of your academic journey.

Understanding the Importance of Time Management for Students

Time is a finite resource, and it’s easy to let it slip through your fingers if you’re not careful. For students, time management is essential for several reasons:

Academic Success: Effective time management allows students to prioritize their studies and complete assignments on time. This leads to better grades and a deeper understanding of the subject matter.

Reducing Stress: Poor time management often results in procrastination and last-minute cramming, which can lead to high levels of stress. On the other hand, good time management reduces the pressure and anxiety associated with deadlines.

Balancing Multiple Responsibilities: Many students juggle academics, part-time jobs, extracurricular activities, and personal commitments. Proper time management helps in balancing these responsibilities without feeling overwhelmed.

Setting and Achieving Goals: Time management is the key to setting realistic goals and working toward them methodically. It ensures that you make steady progress towards your objectives.

Practical Tips for Effective Time Management

Now that we understand the importance of time management, let’s explore some practical tips to help students manage their time effectively:

Create a Schedule: Start by creating a weekly or monthly schedule that outlines your classes, study hours, and other commitments. Use digital tools or traditional planners to organize your time.

Set Clear Goals: Define your academic and personal goals. Knowing what you want to achieve will help you prioritize tasks and allocate time accordingly.

Prioritize Tasks: Not all tasks are of equal importance. Prioritize your assignments, projects, and activities based on their deadlines and importance. Focus on high-priority tasks first.

Break Down Large Tasks: If you have a big project or assignment, break it down into smaller, manageable tasks. This makes it less overwhelming and allows you to make steady progress.

Avoid Procrastination: Procrastination is the enemy of effective time management. Combat it by setting specific time slots for studying and sticking to them. Eliminate distractions during these periods.

Use Time Blocks: Consider using the Pomodoro Technique, which involves working in focused 25-minute intervals followed by a 5-minute break. This method can enhance productivity and prevent burnout.

Learn to Say No: While it’s essential to be involved in extracurricular activities and social events, don’t overcommit. Politely decline invitations or requests that could interfere with your academic responsibilities.

Seek Help When Needed: If you’re struggling with a particular subject or task, don’t hesitate to ask for help from teachers, tutors, or classmates. Getting assistance can save you time in the long run.

Review and Reflect: Regularly review your schedule and evaluate your time management techniques. Make adjustments as needed to optimize your efficiency.

Take Care of Yourself: Adequate sleep, a balanced diet, and regular exercise are vital for maintaining energy and focus. Don’t sacrifice your well-being for the sake of productivity.

Use Technology Wisely: Utilize time management apps and tools to help you stay organized. There are many apps available that can assist in creating schedules, setting reminders, and tracking progress.

Stay Flexible: While a structured schedule is essential, it’s also crucial to remain flexible. Unexpected events can occur, so be prepared to adapt your plans when necessary.

Effective time management is a skill that can significantly impact a student’s academic and personal life. It’s a tool that empowers you to make the most of your time, achieve your goals, and reduce stress. By creating a schedule, setting clear goals, and implementing practical time management techniques, you can unlock your full potential as a student.

Remember that time management is a skill that improves with practice. Start implementing these strategies today, and over time, you’ll become a more efficient and successful student, better equipped to handle the demands of academic life.

Also read: – Top Universities for International Students in Germany

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[ballet-symphonie]

I just randomly saw Sasha Khiteeva's video rehearsing SL. I know she won't debut it, but how I WISH she would. Don't get me wrong, I really like a lot of the recent VBA grads, but since Shakirova, Khiteeva is the best one. Period. If she debuted in SL everyone would see her potential. If it was up to me, she would be a first soloist since last year. I really don't know what is up with this company. So much talent getting buried. Khiteeva is one of a kind. A few in the MT can say that they are it

I remember that video she posted on her stories and sigh...I really hope she's given more chances to prove herself. But as it stands right now...it seems she's stuck dancing Prince's Friends and Flower Sellers. She's not getting an O/O debut anytime soon but I WISH they would give her a chance at Aurora. I'm convinced it would be like hopping in a time machine, she's such a 'vintage' ballerina and has that old-school charm, quite similar to Obratsova. However, I fear she might not have enough powerful people pulling for her. Still holding out hope for her though.

#honestly I'd say after another year of getting nothing... #she should jump ship and go to Germany or something #but of course theres the war to consider #doesnt make the visas easy #khiteeva #alexandra khiteeva #ballet #mariinsky theatre #ballerina #russian ballet

[career2coms]

Everything you need to know about German Permanent Residence Permit

Permanent residency status is required whether you live in India or abroad. So before moving outside India you need to make sure that you have a permanent residency permit in that particular country. Making a country shift in Germany is quite an apt yet exciting decision. Germany is a country having varied cultures, a high standard of living, a clean environment, and fantastic job opportunities. As you enter Germany, you will receive a warm welcome from the locals that give you homely vibes.

Click the link to read the full Blog -

#2coms #career #visa #residence #permanent #germany #work #uk

[jobsvisasofficial]

Some countries in Europe allow foreign workers to move there and look for jobs depending on their skills and work experience. Countries like Germany, Sweden, Ireland, etc. have their job seeker visa pathways

#Job Seeker Visa Germany #Job Seeker Visa #UK jobs visa #Job Seeker Visa Europe #UK Skilled Worker Visa

[studyvisaexpert]

Top 3 In-demand Careers in Canada: Affordable DLI Programs for Overseas Students

The top 3 highly demanded jobs throughout Canada are Mechanical Engineers, Human Resource Managers, and Developers as per Randstad. It is a Consulting and Employment Agency Firm having 60-plus years of experience in the industry.  

Suitably, it can be anticipated that overseas students arriving in Canada can be inclined towards pursuing study programs that will equip them to get ready for careers in these highly demanded fields. You can avail of guidance and counseling from the Best Overseas Education Consultants in India for better insights to plan your studies in Canada.

So with the aim of assisting overseas students in their pursuit of achieving their objective, we have here compiled the top 3 DLIs - Designated Learning Institutions. These institutions offer affordable study programs to assist overseas students in establishing their careers in the highly demanded three employment sectors in Canada.

You must note here that the below comparison is based only on the tuition fees from the institutions and does not include the complete fees (Health/dental, Student services, Recreational, etc). Unless specified, the estimates for tuition fees are for 2023-2024 and in CAD.

For compiling the below lists, we have compared the highly popular DLI in every Province in Canada as per the QS 2023 World University Rankings. The comparison of the DLIs was crucial as these Canadian educational institutions have been authorized by the Government of Canada to accept overseas students. By studying at these establishments overseas student graduates can get the PGWP - Post-Graduation Work Permit.  

Job # 1: Developers

The first place in the list of Randstad's top 10 jobs in Canada trending in 2023 has been occupied by Developers. These code and design programs according to the needs of users: from Business Accounting Programs to Smartphone Apps to Operating Systems.

Usually, individuals in this role have a Computer Science background. All the ten DLIs assessed for the list offer programs in Computer Science. The most affordable are offered by U-Manitoba, Memorial, and UPEI.

(Note that only general estimates are offered by Memorial regarding tuition instead of program-specific costs inclusive of overseas students.)

1.   UPEI – A full year of tuition fees for Undergraduate Overseas Students is projected to be $6, 570  for Faculty of Science Programs

2.   Memorial – The tuition fees for overseas students is estimated at $20,000

3.   U-Manitoba - Undergraduate Overseas Students are required to pay tuition fees of $20,400 annually for the Science Program

The DLIs with highly expensive programs are:

·         McGill: $58,158.90 annually approximately for the Bachelor of Science program

·         UOT - $60,510 annually approximately for the Bachelor of Computer Science program

Job # 2: Human Resources Managers

The second highly demanded job in Canada according to Randstad is HR Managers. Generally, individuals in these roles supervise the human resource functions of a company inclusive of hiring and workforce management.

Again, all the DLIs assessed offer a study program related to HR. However, a few institutions offer a complete 4-year Undergraduate Program while others provide Certification Programs with a duration of less than 12 months.

Nevertheless, the most affordable programs in HR for overseas students are at:

1.   Dalhousie: $3,135*

2.   UOT: $6,051**

3.   UPEI - $6,570 yearly tuition

* HR Management Certificate Program at Dalhousie is inclusive of 3 courses each having duration of 12 weeks

** Estimations for a half fee for the course are offered by UOT for their Certificate Program in Human Resources Management

The DLIs with highly expensive programs in HR are:

·         UBC – annual tuition fee for overseas undergraduate students is $58,153.50 for Bachelor of Commerce program students

·         McGill - annual tuition fee for overseas undergraduate students is $65,604.30 for Bachelor of Commerce program students

Job # 3: Mechanical Engineers

The third highly demanded job in Canada according to Randstad is Mechanical Engineers. Individuals in these roles develop and design machines that resolve human issues find ways to automate and control manufacturing systems and resolve diverse environmental issues.

The most affordable programs in Mechanical Engineering for overseas students are found at the following institutions in Canada that have been listed along with the respective tuition fees estimates:

1.   UPEI - $6,750

2.   Memorial: $20,000

3.   UNB: $22,297; for overseas students studying Engineering program

The DLIs with highly expensive programs in Engineering are:

·   McGill: $59,654.40 annually approximately for the Bachelor of Engineering program

·   UOT - $65,410 annually approximately for the Bachelor of Engineering and Applied Science program

So this was a brief comparison of the DLIs/educational institutions in Canada with the most affordable tuition fees for the top 3 highly demanded occupations.If you wish to enroll in any of the top 3 highly demanded career study programs in Canada, contact Study Visa the Best Study Abroad Consultant in India.

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[mapsontheweb]

Countries which can enter Germany without visa

#maps #germany #visa requirements

[muchadoabout]

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#a little life update #I have gotten all I need for my move to Germany #except the visa #which is the MOST crucial part of the preparation #It will be 8 weeks next Monday since I submitted my visa document #but I have not heard anything ever since #the school has started since Oct 3 and I have not been able to participate in the class properly #the classes this week were fortunately online #but there's no update so far about how the next week's classes would be arranged #I'm so scared #I have been having a number of panic attacks this week #I'm a bit helpless here #that's all for now #I hope your days have been better than mine

[randombubblegum]

if jawn and lucas really are MIA because they messed up their uk visas im gonna laugh im sorry

#like it doesnt rly matter that much bc parx was ok but WHAT HAPPENED #how do u get blocked from this visa uve done it like 5 times before for the uk???? dude!!!! #are they like kickin it in germany. thats so funny awsten should just admit it bc its funny we can all laugh #neg

[startingfires]

if my brain could stop that'd be great

#it will not shut up and let me do things #i've been sat here for 2 hours doing absolutely nothing #and i'm fucking anxious bc i'm going back to germany on the weekend and i have too many unanswered texts and i need to study and my drivers #test is tomorrow and the new semester starts in 3 weeks and i have to redo two exams in 2 weeks and i desperatelyneed to go back to therapy #and i still need to get my visa sorted aaaaaaahshsdhdhdhgdhdhfh #i do not feel qualified to human #i also feel like i'm tricking myself into thinking i can't do things when i actually can but i just don't want to #i just want to crochet my little elephant and watch buzzfeed unsolved

[germany-tourism]

How to Celebrate New Year in Germany?

New Year is only a few weeks away, and the entire world is gearing up for the same. If you want to enjoy New Year at an international destination, Germany will be a good choice. Just like everywhere else on earth, Germany also welcomes the New Year with great pomp and splendor. New Year’s Eve is filled with lively parties, amazing fireworks, and great revelry. But what makes Germany unique is that the country has one-of-a-kind and interesting rituals and customs. Here we will tell you about the fun ways you can celebrate New Year in Germany.

Things to Do on New Year in Germany

New Year’s Eve is called Silvester in Germany. The celebrations in the country, especially in the major cities of Germany, begin early in the day, i.e., by late afternoon or early evening. Right from huge parties and performances to fireworks, there is much to see and do in Germany on New Year’s Eve. Here you will find different ways of welcoming New Year in Germany.

Attend a Street Party

Berlin is most popular for its street parties on New Year’s Eve. You will find a street party in almost every square of the city. But the most important party happens at Berlin’s Brandenburg Gate. The party begins around afternoon on December 31 and continues till the wee hours of January 1. The party is filled with fun performances by DJs, live shows, light and music shows, entertaining street shows, and fireworks as well. The best part is that entry here is free, and this is also the reason why millions of people come to Brandenburg Gate every New Year’s Eve. So, if you want to be a part of the celebrations, do arrive early at the place.

Go to a Private Party

Although street parties are popular in Germany, they can get really crowded and uncomfortable. However, this does not mean you will have to stay indoors on New Year’s Eve. On the other hand, most major cities of the country host private parties at hotels and nightclubs where you can drink, dine, and dance away till the early hours of the morning. In this case, you also have the chance to step out of the party place at midnight to enjoy the revelry and fireworks at midnight and return to your partying inside.

Witness Fireworks

Fireworks are one of the major parts of Germany’s New Year celebrations. As the clock strikes midnight on New Year’s Eve, you will get to some splendid firework show at some of the famous monuments in almost all major cities of Germany. However, Frankfurt is the most popular for fireworks shows on New Year’s Eve. Some of the best ones happen at Rmerbeg Marketplace, Old Opera House, etc. Apart from this, the fireworks at Brandenburger Tor are also one of the best and most spectacular in the country. Some other cities where you can see brilliant fireworks are Hamburg, Cologne, and Munich. Apart from the shows, fireworks are everywhere in Germany on New Year’s Eve. Germans believe that fireworks help in getting rid of evil spirits, and hence you will find almost everyone on the street shooting off crackers at every chance they get, even before midnight. In fact, you will get to buy firecrackers almost everywhere in Germany a day or two before New Year’s Eve.

Drink Feuerzangenbowle

Opening a bottle of champagne, drinking a glass of wine, and toasting the New Year is a ritual in many parts of the world. While Germans love to drink sekt (sparkling wine), beer, and wine for special occasions, New Year is not complete without Feuerzangenbowle. Meaning “flaming hot tongs punch”, Feuerzangenbowle is made by slowly heating mulled wine with rum, lemon, ginger, orange, sugar, and spices like cloves and cinnamon. This warm mixture is poured into a punch bowl after which a rum-soaked sugarloaf is placed above it and set on fire. It is served once the caramelized sugar completely drips into the wine.

Watch ‘Dinner for One’

One strange ritual that most Germans follow is watching a short British skit named “Dinner for One” every Christmas Eve. Lasting 17 minutes, this short film was first aired in 1963 and since then has aired on German television on 31st December every year. A slapstick comedy, Dinner for One involves a conversation between an elderly woman and her butler during dinner on Christmas Eve. As it has been aired every year on television for the last 5 decades, it holds the Guinness World Record for the most repeated television program. If you are in Germany during New Year’s Eve, do not forget to watch this short movie.

Know Your Fortune

It is quite common to ponder about the future, especially the coming year, on New Year’s Eve. If you like to do this, Bleigießen is something you need to try. Bleigießen means lead pouring and is an at-home tradition in New Year in Germany to predict a person’s luck. A small amount of lead is taken in a spoon, which is then kept over an open flame. When the lead melts, it is poured into a bowl of water. When the lead hardens, one’s future is predicted by looking at the shape it takes. For instance, flowers mean new friendships, ball indicates the coming of good luck, etc.

Conclusion

An important thing to remember is that New Year’s Eve in Germany is extremely cold, and you may have to experience subzero temperatures and snowfall as well. However, if you do not mind these to enjoy the New Year’s Eve festivities, get your Germany visa a fantastic New Year holiday in Germany.

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[todaviia]

Why does it take hours to write the appeal? What's in the appeal? What's the "asylum agency", are they lawyers as well?

The "asylum agency" are the Bundesamt für Migration und Flüchtlinge (BAMF for short), it's the German Federal department for (among other things) vetting asylum claims. There are a lot of lawyers (as in, Juristen = people with a law degree) working there, but it's a normal administration job.

Basically in the German asylum system you first fill out an "Asylantrag" (asylum claim). In this you say where you come from and why you think you should be entitled to protection in Germany (both actual asylum - which refers to people who are personally persecuted - as well as subsidiary protection, which applies to people fleeing from general humanitarian disasters such as war).

Then the BAMF checks your asylum claim. Here is a very good English-language longform article by the Atlantic detailing how the BAMF works and what methods they use. Then they make a decision (Bescheid), which either accepts or rejects the claim (appealing it means you refuse to accept their ruling and try to overturn it).

There's TONS of problems with this. Even legitimate refugees often don't tell the truth or do so in a way that is contradictory bc we're talking about usually super traumatized ppl getting like half an hour to tell the absolute worst and often most intimate parts of their lives to a total stranger and THEN these total strangers judge whether they believe that or not.

And they can be super and I mean SUPER unfair about this. For example for the guy whose appeal I wrote today (let's call him F.), he was asked to describe his situation and he said he knew three other gay guys in his city, that they were the only people who knew about his sexuality and that they all were still closeted and still in Iraq. He gives detailed descriptions their meet-ups, their conversations, generally how they lived (it's literally all in the hearing transcript). The interviewer asked for their names. F. said their first names. The interviewer asked for their full names. F. said he doesn't know them.

In the Bescheid, it says among other things "F. was unable to give details including basic information such as names about the people who supposedly were members of the social group of people who shared his oppression. True accounts of persecution are often characterised by the fact that they are very detailed. His claim is therefore not substantiated."

We're talking about an 18-year old gay kid who just fled a country where he legitimately feared for his life because of his sexuality and who basically had to keep this part of himself secret his whole life, in a conversation with a complete stranger in a position of authority. Of course the fact that he didn't give the full names of his closest friends who still lived in that country in that situation must mean he's lying.

It also says it's contradictory and therefore unbelievable that the father would inform another family member about his son's sexuality because the fact that this would bring dishonor to the family means the father would have kept it a secret. (The "conversation" was the father convincing other male family members to join in and kill him - something which happens regularly in the country if you read up on literally any source dealing with LGBT Iraqis - often even clerics get involved to issue fatwas against them).

All in all, even if he was gay, he should have considered living anonymously in a different part of Iraq rather than come to Germany.

And what takes hours is to dig up reputable and up-to-date sources detailing the status of gay men in Iraq (Here is a heartbreaking report by Human Rights Watch btw), especially concerning the different regions of Iraq (Iraqi Kurdistan for example is considered more liberal when it comes to religion, so religious minorities from Iraq just get told to move to Iraqi Kurdistan instead. However, this does NOT apply to sexuality).

Then you try to pad that with other German court decisions abt gay men in Iraq (unfortunately it's mostly lower administrative court decisions, which don't hold much weight - but the VAST majority of them accept gay men from Iraq as legitimate refugees. There's also an ECJ ruling that says gay refugees can not be expected to hide their sexuality in their country of origin, as that would not be expected of straight refugees either and therefore would be discrimination, that's why his chances are quite good bc the Bescheid literally expected that of him) The LSVD has a REALLY great compilation for all sort of different countries of origin.

And then you have to take apart the whole bullshit Bescheid, point out the logical flaws, add other stuff the refugee told you and try to come with proofs for that etc.

It takes A LOT of work.

#also you cant believe what kind of total bullshit sometimes gets written just to keep people out #the absolutely dumbest thing i ever saw was not asylum but spousal-visa related #it was abt ppl from a west african nation who got married in that nation #only to realise fun fact germany automatically assumes all documents from developing countries to be fake #even and especially if its official documents #so it didnt recognize the marriage certificate #and instead started ~verification proceedings via the embassy #(who im pretty sure has no other job except to try and keep ppl out) #they hired a lawyer to ~interview family members - he showed up unannounced at their house at 10 am on a workday #and when the neighbor informed him that the family members were at work and where they worked #he went back home and wrote that family members were not available for interview #so then the embassy wrote they believed its a fake marriage possibly between family members #who seemed to be in on not cooperating in the investigation #(the SECRET investigation which consisted of showing up announced at their house ONCE during work hours) #and that they assume the people were not spouses at all #rather family members #what compelling piece of evidence did they base this completely fucking bogus claim on? #the spouses had the same last name! #EXCEPT THE VAST MAJORITY OF MARRIAGES IN THAT COUNTRY INCLUDING THIS ONE #WAS INTRA-CLAN MARRIAGE #SURNAMES WERE INTRODUCED BY THE COLONISING POWER AND GUESS WHAT THEY JUST BASED THEM ON #if you guessed clan affiliation congratulations #you understand why the vast majority of marriages take place between ppl who had the same surname even before marriage #something which you could find out literally with one google search #or one conversation with anyone from that country #this still took like 2.5 YEARS to resolve