Saturday, February 1, 2014

Do I require ECNR stamp for Visiting or Student VISA to Germany?.?

Do I require ECNR stamp for Visiting or Student VISA to Germany?.?
I am student of Masters, Hyderabad.I have been issued passport on August 2007. However the Pasport does not have a ECNR stamp. Does that mean by default I have been given ECNR status? or do i have to get it stamped ECNR. In next month I have to attend an Interview at Germany. I am going for VISA Interview in German embassy Chennai. So do i require ECNR for that?..I am in dilemma. Help Me.Requesting to reply as soon as possible. Thanking You,
Immigration - 1 Answers
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yes you need this

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Tuesday, January 28, 2014

How do you get to be a foreign exchange student?


How do you get to be a foreign exchange student?
My school got some foreign exchange students from Germany so I know they can let people come and I know some people that actually left to other coointrys too. But how do You get a chance to go.
Other - Europe - 2 Answers
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You can do this independently of your school. Go to afs.org and request a catalog of countries. Some places have certain requirements you have to meet (language, age, etc.) but most are open to any high school student. You can also pick between summer, semester, and year-long programs. Once you decide where you want to go, you'll meet with your local office and fill out an application. Warning: It's extremely long. Luckily, from what I saw, they seem to accept almost everyone who applies. The program is expensive (about $10,000 for a year), but I think they do offer scholarships to families who can demonstrate financial need. Be sure to check with your school counselor before you leave about how your overseas credits will transfer. I made that mistake, and it set me back a grade in school! Good luck :)
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Contact your school/university and ask. Since they have exchange students there, there are probably some mutual programme.

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Tuesday, January 14, 2014

What languages are taught in schools in Germany?


What languages are taught in schools in Germany?
I'm going to be a foreign exchange student to Germany for my 11th grade year of high school. I don't know what kind of school that would be in Germany, but, what are languages I could choose to take in that country? I'm really hoping Russian is taught there ^^
Languages - 1 Answers
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English is big there, you might see French, Dutch, Spanish, and possibly Russian.

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Tuesday, January 7, 2014

Fun things to do with an exchange student?

Fun things to do with an exchange student?
I'm 16 and a junior in High school, next month my family is hosting an exchange student from Germany. I live in Salt Lake City, what are some thing my family I should take him to? We are going to a Jazz game and I know there is a pizza party planned at a local pizza place? What do German teens do for fun? And how different will it be here? Thanks!
Studying Abroad - 2 Answers
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I think you should consider the type of things a German student would do for fun but I think you should focus on showing them around your home. If you were in germany you wouldn't want to spend the whole time doing American things would you? Show him what people in the U. S. do and have fun!!
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Sam gave a great answer. A German teen will be very interested in what you like to do. Other things that could interest him are the natural wonders in your area. Take him into the mountains to see the canyons. Take him to Antelope Island State Park and to see the Great Salt lake. Germany is very built up, so he will probably be interested in the wilderness in your area. He will be interested in the Mormon Temple and a walking tour of downtown, might be a fun thing to do to.

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Wednesday, January 1, 2014

Would I be considered an International Student studying in Germany with a French Citizenship?


Would I be considered an International Student studying in Germany with a French Citizenship?
I am currently in the middle of getting a French citizenship. and right now I live in Canada and am interested in going to university in Germany. Now seeing as germany is part of the EU (along with France), would I pay tuition as an international student or regular student? Thanks! Sorry, I haven't actually found a university yet รข€” I'm wondering about that too. But I know I want to study in Germany. I just have to find the right school. You'd probably need a student visa though, depending on where you're coming from.
Studying Abroad - 2 Answers
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hey! I don't really know the answer of the question,but can you tell me in which University you're going, 'coz I am graduating in 2010 and I want to study in Germany, and I would like to know the things that the German people are asking for(doc. and stuff) and the application proses! Pls , thanks and you can write that on additional details!!!! thanks sooo much !
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You are regarded as a 'home' student based on your tax residency not your passport. There are plenty of 'home' students in Germany that do not hold an EU citizenship. The advantage of the French passport will be that you will not need a student visa. By the way, to go to university in Germany you will need excellent German but I presume you know that already.

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Saturday, December 28, 2013

What to do on a 10 hour flight to Germany?

What to do on a 10 hour flight to Germany?
I will be 16 when I go to Germany. Im going to visit my foreign exchange student who is from Germany and will be picking me up at the airport. I have never flown out of the country, let alone by myself. I also will have to catch a connecting flight in Germany and I dont speak the language. Any tips about the general thing to expect or clearing customs would be awesome!! Im super nervous... HELP!
Air Travel - 2 Answers
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Nothing special about customs. They'll just ask for you passport. Simple procedures really... Lots of Germans speak English so I wouldn't worry about it.
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learn some words in german meet new people on the plane Sleep play handheld games listen to music

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Saturday, December 14, 2013

If i want to germany for free and im a college student how can i do this?


If i want to germany for free and im a college student how can i do this?
study abroad, i go toSUNY stony brook university
Studying Abroad - 3 Answers
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If you are majoring in German or German history, there may be some scholarships you can apply for. I suggest contacting your college's financial aid or German departments.
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Yeah I want free trips too. Truth is, ain't nothin' for free, honey. Let's go back to Economics 101, "There's no such thing as a free lunch." Someone will always be footing the bill. You may be able to accomplish this, but I am not your benefactor. You should be writing grants, not questions on Yahoo Answers. Talk to people at your university, if someone's going to send you to Germany for free, they probably want you to do some sort of work while you're there.
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Since Germany is not desperate to attract American college students who don't bring them anything, this may be difficult. If you are an outstanding student, however, there may be scholarships available for Study Abroad, either from your school or outside source, such as DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service) or the Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange Program.

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