Immigration. Travel. Living.
Tag: Citizenship
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How to get a German volunteer visa?
In Germany, public work is very common, about 30% of people in the country are employed in some kind of volunteer or social activity. The main law governing youth volunteering and incorporating major volunteer programs is the Youth Volunteering Promotion Law. The Law on the Federal Volunteer Service regulates the volunteering of adults and youth…
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Pathway Programmes the USA
The Pathway Program is a one-year orientation program that introduces students to the curriculum of academic degree programs and prepares for university entrance. Preparatory courses are available in one of the following areas: arts, humanities, business, biology and life sciences, engineering, technology, natural sciences, and more. Besides, Pathway programs help international students develop fluency in…
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Living in Luxembourg – Expat lifeÂ
Despite its small size, Luxembourg is a genuinely multicultural nation with more than 46% of its people coming from outside the country. More foreigners reside in Luxembourg than any other nation in Europe. About 100,000 of Luxembourg’s 571,000 residents reside in Luxembourg City. Another perplexing fact is that there are three official languages in the…
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How to immigrate to the USA: easy ways
Immigration to the United States became so massive that over time, the government of this state had to introduce its own restrictions and create special permits. Every year, more than 500 thousand residents of different countries leave for permanent residence in the United States. There are several legal ways to immigrate to the United States…
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How to get the USA green card through marriageÂ
Legal marriage with a US citizen gives a foreign resident the right to apply for a green card, and 3 years after receiving it, even become an American citizen. Together with a foreign spouse, her or his children under the age of 21 can obtain a residence permit. You can also get the right to…
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What you need to know before immigrating to the United States.Â
TOP 5 tips Large numbers of people immigrate to the United States every year. People who leave their home country want to improve their lives: get new career opportunities, get quality education, or find a comfortable place for old age. In the United States, everyone has the opportunity to realize their potential, regardless of age,…
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Moving to Cuba – Full Relocation Guide
Moving to Cuba, like any other relocation, will necessitate extensive planning. Your schedule will be incredibly busy with all of the errands you’ll be doing, as well as obtaining the essential papers. Every task will necessitate an investment of time on your part. As a result, don’t squander any. Begin preparing as soon as possible…
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Options of becoming Grenada Citizen
Welcome to the island nicknamed the spice of the Caribbean. The island is covered with deluxe forest seething with unbelievable wildlife, outstanding white-sand beaches, and rocky terrains, which are breathtaking. Expats who live here appreciate the natural environments and participate in several leisure activities such as hiking, sailing, and snorkeling the fantastic coral reefs. Regardless…
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Automatic U.S. Citizenship for Children by BirthÂ
Anyone born in the United States is a US citizen unless one of the parents is a foreign diplomat working in the United States. The children of such parents are not considered US citizens because their parents are not subject to the jurisdiction of US law. Several types of diplomatic staff fall into this category:…
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USA Immediate Relative Immigrant Visas
US immigration law allows certain categories of relatives of US citizens and permanent US residents (green card holders) to immigrate to the US. The process and conditions depend on which category of relatives you fall into. 480 thousand visas are issued annually. Process in brief: Obtaining a residence permit: 1. Close relatives of US citizens…