Immigration. Travel. Living.
This blog is dedicated to traveling and residing in different countries around the world. Main purpose of this page is sharing knowledge and experience of such matters as living, doing business, getting a job, studying, looking for a suitable housing in different places, as well as learning about cuisine, culture and legal aspects of immigration. The world is yours to explore and we want to help you pursuing this goal!
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Student bank account opening in FinlandÂ
Opening a Finnish bank account is very necessary for students studying in the country for a longer time. It will be a lot easier when a newly admitted student makes some preparations before relocating to the country. Generally, local and international banks operating within the country offer a variety of financial services such as daily…
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Main reasons why visas in Turkmenistan get denied
Turkmenistan requires a visa for visitors from all nations. At a consulate of Turkmenistan, you must apply for a visa; often, you must appear in person. To begin the visa application procedure, locate the Turkmenistan diplomatic mission that is closest to you. Reasons for Turkmenistan’s visa denials Only via an approved travel agency or another…
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Student bank account opening in EstoniaÂ
Most banks in the country provide a number of financial services ranging from daily banking to complex wealth management and leasing and factoring services. The largest and best banks are usually subsidiaries and affiliates of Scandinavian banking groups. However, some banks are Estonian-owned or have their owners based in other countries. The four largest banks…
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Main reasons why visas in Tuvalu get denied
The legislation stipulates that all nationals, except those from Taiwan and the Schengen Area, need a visa to enter Tuvalu. Arrival-only visas are given out for stays of up to one month. Every tourist must have a passport that is good for six months. Visitors must get a visa from the Tuvalu embassy or consulate…
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Main reasons why visas in Trinidad and Tobago get denied
More than 100 nations do not need a visa for visiting this nation. Depending on their nationality, they will be granted permission to remain in the country for between 30 and 180 days. Three nations’ citizens may choose to get a visa when they arrive. They will have to pay a nominal price to get…
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Student bank account opening in DenmarkÂ
The Danes of Denmark are considered the happiest people in the world. Located in Western Europe, its capital city, Copenhagen, is where tourists have the best bike riding experience in the world. Quite famous for its culture, recreation, and social safety, the country is home to a large number of expats from across the world. …
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Main reasons why visas get denied in Tonga
Tonga welcomes visitors from over seventy different countries, each of whose nationals are eligible to receive a guest visa upon arrival at the country’s ports of entry. The visitor’s visa grants a stay of up to one month in the country. Other foreign nationals are required to submit to the government a letter of authorization…
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Student bank account opening in the Czech RepublicÂ
Saving money is a very important necessity for students. Unlike other bureaucratic processes in the Republic, the bank account opening is a fairly simple process with no special limitations. It can be opened, get a debit card, and register for online banking all in a week. Contrary to other banks in Europe, in the republic,…
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Living in United Arab Emirates – Expat lifeÂ
The quality of living available to expats in the UAE is extraordinary. There are up-to-date lodging and healthcare options, reputable international schools, and advanced infrastructure. Additionally, there is a ton of entertainment to be had in the exciting cities of Dubai and Abu Dhabi. This features wonderful beaches, water activities, indoor skiing, top-notch dining options,…
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Living in Israel – Expat life
Jews from all traditions and customs are represented in Israel’s rich cultural diversity. Israel’s society is largely Westernized, and it is home to a large number of foreigners. However, expats should never forget that the country is founded on a strong Jewish religion, which necessitates constant awareness and respect. Today, approximately 7 million people live…
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Living in Serbia Â
Every year, more and more foreigners venture into the strange and fascinating country of Serbia, with the main lingering mystery being why it has taken so long. Here are the things you should be aware of if you plan to relocate to Belgrade and beyond. Why Serbia Okay, let’s move on to the other asterisks.…
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Living in Chile – expat life
Living in Chile as an expat is your best option if you want to live in South America but don’t want too much “spice” in your life. Chile is a nation in Latin America. It is among the most secure, well-run, and economically stable in the area. Though it is undoubtedly very different from your…