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Schengen area ban and EU freedom of movementThis may be similar to the 5 year ban question earlier asked, but I believe there are some areas of divergence. Last year I got a 2 year ban for visa overstay in Denmark, my husband became a EU ...
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Regain Belgian NationalityI have been a Belgian citizen since childhood and completed my studies in Belgium. After getting married, I moved to Canada and acquired Canadian citizenship. Recently, I was informed by the Belgian ...
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How to build credit history in the USA?What are the ways in which a new immigrant can begin building credit history in the United States of America ?
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Changing jobs after 6 months as a Blue Card holderI have been working in Germany for 6 months as a software developer with my blue card. The company's name is not written on the card, but it is written on an extra paper that came with the card. I ...
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What can I expect in the "Life in the UK Test"To get an English citizenship you usually have to take the "Life in the UK Test". Apart from reading the handbook, what can I do to get prepared for this test?
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Does a post-graduate certificate vs. a diploma make a difference when looking for a job in Canada?I'm from South Korea, and thinking about getting into a college in Canada. I already have a bachelor's degree in Computer Science. As I want to get a job in IT industry in Canada, I'd like to get a ...
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Adjusting to the local waterPretty much whenever you move, the water will taste different. Maybe it'll be harder, maybe softer, maybe it'll have been purified with a different process or different chemicals. Chances are, you may ...
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How can I find an affordable first credit card in Mexico?I'm a US Citizen, now living in Mexico. I would like to find an affordable Mexican credit card, but I have no Mexican credit. What are my options?
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How long are the "inburgering" exam results valid for?Based on the law, after living in the Netherlands for 5 years and passing the integration (inburgering) exam, immigrants can apply for being an official Netherland's citizen. Now the question is: If I ...
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