Tuesday, June 14, 2011
How can I get a schengen when I'm currently in Poland with my polish visa about to expire?
How can I get a schengen when I'm currently in Poland with my polish visa about to expire?
I'm currently a 4th year medical student in Poland and I have a 1-year polish non-schengen visa ending on January 3rd 2008. I will complete my studies and get my degree on March 15th 2008. But I must leave the country on January 3rd. And since the Schengen has expanded I can't just go to Germany and get the free '90 day tourism' stamp. What are my options? Can I go to the UK and come right back? Do I need to go to the US and wait 180 days? I have not traveled to Germany in over 8 months so i'm not sure the 180 day rule applies to me. Maybe I should just keep a low profile for 2 more and take my chances. Also, i am an american citizen. I appreciate any insight.
Embassies & Consulates - 2 Answers
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Apply for a Schengen visa in any embassy of any country in Poland since your Polish visa is about to expire.
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what are you saying? if your studies are not finished and you will graduate march 15th 2008? you should see your school counselor for an extention? it should be allowed, this makes no sense? so? did you know that Poland joined the schengen zone, SCHENGEN ZONE Poland Joins the Schengen Area On 21 December 2007 passport checks were abolished on Poland’s border to Germany, Czech Republic, Slovakia and Lithuania by a decision of the European Parliament – all this on account of an extension of the Schengen area to admit nine new states, including Poland. The Schengen area is a zone which comprises the territories of individual EU Member States where specific rules of the Schengen Agreement apply with regard to border security, citizens’ personal data protection, reciprocal cooperation between the signatories’ law enforcement services, issue of visas to foreign nationals, as well as participation in the so-called Schengen Information System (a common electronic database of persons and property) etc. Close cooperation of the services responsible for citizens’ security in a broad sense leads to improvement of the general public security level, including crime combating and prevention. http://www.poland.gov.pl/Poland,in,Schengen,zone,1620.html at the latest it will be january 1st 2008 Poland is scheduled to join the Schengen zone on Jan. 1, 2008. Thirteen EU countries plus Iceland and Norway participate in the scheme, and Switzerland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, the Czech Republic and Poland will enter the system soon. http://english.people.com.cn/90001/90777/6254893.html are your studies paid in full ?do you know any of the country touching poland? in the schengen zone, Germany is the one closet and you do not need a visa a an US citizen,in any other country in the schengen zone Status of membership and implementation As of 21 December 2007, 24 states and Monaco had abolished border controls on persons among themselves, an increase from 15 on 20 December 2007. The nine new countries which entered the Schengen travel area are: The Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia.Cyprus, which entered the European Union at the same time as the above states, will delay joining the Schengen zone by one year. Two latest EU entrants, namely Romania and Bulgaria, are enhancing respective security systems to qualify for joining the Schengen territory. The existing 15 countries have been: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Iceland, Italy, Greece, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain and Sweden. Of these, two countries, Norway and Iceland, are not EU members. now, after all of this, do come back and explain your case better, if you are a student, they will certainly not trow you out right at graduation,or near it, i have never heard of such thing?
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Tuesday, June 7, 2011
whats a good gift for an exchange student?
whats a good gift for an exchange student?
i was wondering, what could be a really cute and good present i can give to a friend whos an exchange student from Poland. shes really nice and i would like to give her something before she leaves, sooo if anyone is from poland, do you have any ideas? like something hand-made by me, just so she wont forget me and what we've been through the year shes been here(: if youre not from poland its okay! i just need moree ideas, i have some but im not that creative so yeah i kinda need some help (:
Other - Destinations - 3 Answers
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get something like ashirt with your countrs flag and polish flag togehter
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something thing n america that she liked whle she was there
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Made in America
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i was wondering, what could be a really cute and good present i can give to a friend whos an exchange student from Poland. shes really nice and i would like to give her something before she leaves, sooo if anyone is from poland, do you have any ideas? like something hand-made by me, just so she wont forget me and what we've been through the year shes been here(: if youre not from poland its okay! i just need moree ideas, i have some but im not that creative so yeah i kinda need some help (:
Other - Destinations - 3 Answers
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get something like ashirt with your countrs flag and polish flag togehter
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something thing n america that she liked whle she was there
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Made in America
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Wednesday, June 1, 2011
How can I be an exchange student? ?
How can I be an exchange student? ?
Hello! I am interested in becoming an exchange student from America to one of the countries listed below... -China -France -Poland -Russia It would probably hard to do Russia or China, so my best best is either Poland or France. If you know a government site or school site that has a form or more information, that would be great! I am a freshman in high school. Thanks for for looking as well as your help!! Have a great day!!!
Studying Abroad - 2 Answers
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You need to apply to an exchange organization. http://www.yfu.org/ - Youth For Understanding http://www.ayusa.org/ - AYUSA http://www.rotary.org/ - Rotary International http://www.aifs.org/ I had an exchange student from AYUSA, and briefly worked for them (interviewing exchange students to do kind of a status check). Frankly, they are a bit disorganized, but they have a lot more opportunities in Asia. Our exchange student met and befriended exchange students who came using different programs. I must say, I have the most respect for Youth For Understanding. Rotary can be good, but I think (I don't know, I think) that they give preference to kids who's parents are in Rotary. I really don't know much about AIFS. Sometimes, you can get a discount if your parents take a foreign exchange student.
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Your school surely has the information you need. Talk to the guidance office or one of the Foreign Language teachers. Here's a site to check into, in case your school does not already have something set up. http://www.csiet.org/mc/page.do?sitePageId=66167&orgId=cosfiet These are the top programs in the country.
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Hello! I am interested in becoming an exchange student from America to one of the countries listed below... -China -France -Poland -Russia It would probably hard to do Russia or China, so my best best is either Poland or France. If you know a government site or school site that has a form or more information, that would be great! I am a freshman in high school. Thanks for for looking as well as your help!! Have a great day!!!
Studying Abroad - 2 Answers
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You need to apply to an exchange organization. http://www.yfu.org/ - Youth For Understanding http://www.ayusa.org/ - AYUSA http://www.rotary.org/ - Rotary International http://www.aifs.org/ I had an exchange student from AYUSA, and briefly worked for them (interviewing exchange students to do kind of a status check). Frankly, they are a bit disorganized, but they have a lot more opportunities in Asia. Our exchange student met and befriended exchange students who came using different programs. I must say, I have the most respect for Youth For Understanding. Rotary can be good, but I think (I don't know, I think) that they give preference to kids who's parents are in Rotary. I really don't know much about AIFS. Sometimes, you can get a discount if your parents take a foreign exchange student.
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Your school surely has the information you need. Talk to the guidance office or one of the Foreign Language teachers. Here's a site to check into, in case your school does not already have something set up. http://www.csiet.org/mc/page.do?sitePageId=66167&orgId=cosfiet These are the top programs in the country.
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Saturday, May 28, 2011
How do I apply for a student visa or to live here forever (USA)?
How do I apply for a student visa or to live here forever (USA)?
Iam going back to Poland and I want to get another visa to attend school here in the US.I want to work here and live here how do I apply for these things ? step by step if possible
Immigration - 3 Answers
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First, to attend school in US, you need to get admitted at school. Then the school will mail you I-20 SEVIS Form, so that you can apply F1 Student Visa. You need to prove that you have enough fund or school tuition and living expanses, since you cannot work on F1. http://travel.state.gov/visa/temp/types/types_1268.html To immigrant, you need a sponsor who has to first file Petition for you. A sponsor is US Citizen or US Permanent Resident who is your immediate family member or US Employer. Once it is approved, you can apply for immigrant visa ouside of US or Adjustment of Status inside US. It could take years until you get green card. http://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/types/types_1326.html http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.eb1d4c2a3e5b9ac89243c6a7543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=ae853ad15c673210VgnVCM100000082ca60aRCRD&vgnextchannel=ae853ad15c673210VgnVCM100000082ca60aRCRD
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you should fuck off to your own place and work their you took all the jobs in the uk nothing but sponges KEEP OUT OF FUCKING UK IF YOU CANT ENTER USA I DONT THINK THEY WANT YOU THEIR TOO
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Google student visa USA ..its not difficult
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Saturday, May 14, 2011
Where should I go as an Exchange Student?
Where should I go as an Exchange Student?
The countries I'm looking at right now are Poland, Sweden, Russia, and New Zealand. I'm American, so I really think I could learn a lot from any of these. Advise on what I should choose? Why? Thanks for all the answers!!! I appreciate it!
Other - Europe - 4 Answers
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Sweden would be nice because it's a very progressive country, and has a system that works very well. There are a lot of lessons that America could learn from Sweden. It also has an interesting history and culture.
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New Zealand.
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Russia: It is very difficult for the average traveller to gain access to Russia. Though they are starting to ease up on who they let in, non student visas to Russia can be difficult and costly to obtain. However student visas are pretty easy to get, and it would be an easy in to a country you may never get to see again (at least not easily) additionally russia is a beautiful country with a rich history and very interesting, crazy, vodka consuming people. Russia would be great. Poland would be great because eastern europe kicks ass, New Zealand would be great because of it's friendly people and warm climate, Sweden would be great because swedes are smokin hot!!!! But yeah choose russia, studying there is a once in a lifetime!
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Sweden! I'm in Sweden right now as an exchange student with AFS, and i could not have chosen a better country. I have been here for almost 6 months, and everything about Sweden is just amazing. First off, it's beautiful, I've traveled a little around Sweden (I live in Stockholm) and every place I have been has been completely breath taking. The food part- honestly is pretty okay, it might not be the best food you will ever eat, but it depends on your family, that goes for whatever country you choose though. The language, is a challenge, you'll have to learn the ä,ö, and å. But after a couple of months it will be no problem. Swedes can seem really shy at first, but once you get to know a Swede, you form an amazing bond. I could go on forever about why you should choose Sweden and how amazing it is. If you have any questions feel free to ask. Choose whatever country you think will make you happy. I personally think an american going to New Zealand is not a "challenging exchange". New Zealand is pretty similar to the US, and you wouldn't get the benefit of learning a new language. Keep that in mind.
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The countries I'm looking at right now are Poland, Sweden, Russia, and New Zealand. I'm American, so I really think I could learn a lot from any of these. Advise on what I should choose? Why? Thanks for all the answers!!! I appreciate it!
Other - Europe - 4 Answers
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Sweden would be nice because it's a very progressive country, and has a system that works very well. There are a lot of lessons that America could learn from Sweden. It also has an interesting history and culture.
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New Zealand.
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Russia: It is very difficult for the average traveller to gain access to Russia. Though they are starting to ease up on who they let in, non student visas to Russia can be difficult and costly to obtain. However student visas are pretty easy to get, and it would be an easy in to a country you may never get to see again (at least not easily) additionally russia is a beautiful country with a rich history and very interesting, crazy, vodka consuming people. Russia would be great. Poland would be great because eastern europe kicks ass, New Zealand would be great because of it's friendly people and warm climate, Sweden would be great because swedes are smokin hot!!!! But yeah choose russia, studying there is a once in a lifetime!
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Sweden! I'm in Sweden right now as an exchange student with AFS, and i could not have chosen a better country. I have been here for almost 6 months, and everything about Sweden is just amazing. First off, it's beautiful, I've traveled a little around Sweden (I live in Stockholm) and every place I have been has been completely breath taking. The food part- honestly is pretty okay, it might not be the best food you will ever eat, but it depends on your family, that goes for whatever country you choose though. The language, is a challenge, you'll have to learn the ä,ö, and å. But after a couple of months it will be no problem. Swedes can seem really shy at first, but once you get to know a Swede, you form an amazing bond. I could go on forever about why you should choose Sweden and how amazing it is. If you have any questions feel free to ask. Choose whatever country you think will make you happy. I personally think an american going to New Zealand is not a "challenging exchange". New Zealand is pretty similar to the US, and you wouldn't get the benefit of learning a new language. Keep that in mind.
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Saturday, May 7, 2011
living expanses in warsaw, poland?
living expanses in warsaw, poland?
I'd like to know the monthly estimation of cost of living for a student in Poland. This include accomodation, food, bills, etc.Pls help me..
Studying Abroad - 1 Answers
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all together about 600 $ per month, incl parties etc
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Sunday, May 1, 2011
hi ı want to have schengen visa from poland after 1.1.2008.can you give me information about this?
hi ı want to have schengen visa from poland after 1.1.2008.can you give me information about this?
ı'm not citizen of poland ı'm student from turkey. and ı will back end of the february. now ım in poland and ım not polish so what must ı do
Other - Europe - 1 Answers
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You have to apply to the Polish embassy. Any visum you get is automatically a Schengen visum. It depends on what you want the visum for. If it's for study you must apply to the country you go to. If it's for vacation, it's enough to legally enter one Schengen country and travel to Poland.
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ı'm not citizen of poland ı'm student from turkey. and ı will back end of the february. now ım in poland and ım not polish so what must ı do
Other - Europe - 1 Answers
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You have to apply to the Polish embassy. Any visum you get is automatically a Schengen visum. It depends on what you want the visum for. If it's for study you must apply to the country you go to. If it's for vacation, it's enough to legally enter one Schengen country and travel to Poland.
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