#Abroad visa

[selfemployed12]

UK Unmarried Partner Visa | A Comprehensive Guide

The UK Unmarried Partner Visa allows unmarried partners of British citizens or settled persons to reside in the UK for an initial period of 33 months. This visa is specifically designed for couples who are in a long-term relationship but are not legally married or in a civil partnership.

Recent Changes to the Unmarried Partner Route

As of April 11, 2024, the minimum salary requirement for the UK Unmarried Partner Visa has increased to £29,000. This change is a key requirement and a factor that all applicants will need to consider when preparing your application.

Eligibility Requirements for an Unmarried Partner Visa

To apply for the UK Unmarried Partner Visa, important requirements must be met. These requirements ensure that the relationship is genuine, subsisting, and that the applicant and their partner are capable of financially supporting themselves in the UK, without relying on any public funding.

Unmarried Partner Visa Requirements

British Citizen: Your partner must be a British citizen, or have settled status in the UK such as indefinite leave to remain (ILR), settled status under the EU Settlement Scheme, or a permanent residence document.

Other Qualifying Statuses: Your partner may also be a holder of a Turkish Businessperson visa, Turkish Worker visa, or have refugee status or humanitarian protection in the UK.

[listen-to-the-inner-walrus]

Okay in light of recent conversations I've had:

Please reblog both for a larger sample and also for my own peace of mind because please say I'm not in the minority in knowing this.

Also elaborate in the tags if you want :]

[Edit: I know that technically Gibraltar is a British Overseas Territory and not part of Britain (aka Wales, England, Scotland including the Northern Isles and Hebrides). I simplified it for ease of access.

I didn't want to confuse people who didn't know all the different terminology we have like British Isles, British Islands, Britain/Great Britain, British Overseas Territory, British Sovereign Territory, Crown Dependency, Channel Islands, Unitary Sovereign Country, and the UK.]

[beforeiread-studies]

21.06.2024 || Just had my visa appointment for Korea. By some miracle, I did not forget any documents. They did choose the worst looking passport photo I had brought with me but oh well.

Now the long wait for the visa application results begins.

[collegiate-collective]

-> 06.09.2024 || Freitag

Day 12 of 30 days of productivity

What I did today!

☕ caught up on my language course

☕ emailed the doctor's office to establish care

☕ finished onboarding

☕ submitted an application

What I'll do tomorrow!

🍂 Street art tour

🍂 make my work schedule

🍂 look for internships

Prompt: Do you prefer taking notes digitally or on paper?

On paper, just helps it stick better :) also, I live using my highlights after I'm done and making the specific layouts

[notyouraryang0dd3ss]

Hii the aussie anon back to show you the link!!!

https://www.tiktok.com /@jesustaylorsversion/video /7352252448838307104

(i broke it up because i wanna remain anon)

Also quick question, what country are you form?(Don't need to answer)

😭

[candyn-gutz]

im taking ielts in two weeks and its like suddenly i dont know a single thing about english

[gingerbreadmonsters]

sleepy and v fed up w this blasted reading for japanese history class tomorrow. give me 45 minutes to finish this article and i will be back to talk about kissing or something

[the-assigner]

Study In the USA|| IELTS

The Rise of International Students in the USA

A Global Hub for Education

The United States remains a premier destination for international students, with over 1 million students from around the world currently studying in the USA. This surge in numbers underscores the country's reputation as a leader in higher education. The top universities in the USA are renowned for their academic excellence, diverse programs, and vibrant campus life, making them a top choice for those studying abroad in the USA.

Why Study in the USA?

Studying in the USA offers international students access to some of the best educational resources in the world. U.S.International students benefit from flexible education that lets them investigate many subjects before deciding on a major. Moreover, the opportunity to engage in cutting-edge research, coupled with the multicultural environment, enhances both academic and personal growth.

Navigating Challenges and Embracing Opportunities

While the benefits of studying in the USA are immense, international students often face challenges such as understanding U.S. college admissions processes, securing international student scholarships in the USA, and adjusting to life in a new country. However, with the right preparation and support, these challenges can be overcome, leading to a fulfilling educational experience.

The Best American Universities for Foreign Students

1. Harvard University Harvard University stands out among the top universities in the USA, offering unparalleled academic programs and a welcoming environment for international students.

2. Stanford University Stanford's emphasis on innovation and entrepreneurship makes it a magnet for international students aiming to study in the USA.

3. University of California, Berkeley UC Berkeley is a top choice for those studying abroad in the USA, particularly in the fields of science and technology.

4. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) MIT's strong focus on research and engineering attracts international students from around the world.

5. New York University (NYU) Located in New York City, NYU provides international students with an urban experience and access to diverse academic programs.

Navigating the U.S. Student Visa Process

Step-by-Step Guide to Securing Your U.S. Student Visa

The U.S. student visa process can be daunting, but it’s a crucial step for anyone planning to study in the USA. Here’s how to navigate it:

Acceptance Letter: First, receive an acceptance letter from one of the top universities in the USA that is SEVP-approved.

SEVIS Fee: Pay the SEVIS fee and obtain your I-20 form from your university.

DS-160 Form: Complete the DS-160 form online, an essential part of the U.S. student visa application.

Visa Interview: Be well-prepared for your U.S. visa interview. embassy or consulate, ensuring you understand the U.S. education system and your study plans.

Post-Interview: Once approved, your U.S. student visa will be processed, bringing you one step closer to studying abroad in the USA.

As you embark on your journey to study in the USA, remember that the key to success is preparation and persistence. The U.S. education system offers endless opportunities for international students, and with the right support, your dreams of studying abroad in the USA can become a reality.

For more information visit our website THE ASSIGNER

[selfemployed12]

Self-Employed How to Apply for UK Spouse Visa

According to the UK government, being self-employed means if you run your business for yourself and take responsibility for its success or failure. In addition, you are likely to have several customers at the same time and have the freedom to decide how, where, and when you do your work. In other words, you work for yourself rather than an employer.

Required documents for self-employed spouse visa application

The documents you will need to provide to UKVI to support your Spouse visa application as a self-employed person will depend on your type of self-employment, as follows:

Required documents if you are a sole trader, as a partner, or in a franchise

Annual self-assessment tax return to HMRC (SA300 or SA302).

Proof of registration with HMRC as self-employed.

Unique Tax Reference Number/s (UTR)

Business bank statements for the same 12-month period as the tax return(s).

Personal bank statements for the same 12-month period as the tax return(s) showing income from self-employment being paid in the name of the person or in the name of the person and their partner jointly.

[shu-bullshit]

The longer I've stayed in the US the more I doubt whether I really should continue to stay, as every rule seems to be made against you staying.

[moinsbienquekaworu]

I'm sorting & checking files for past exchange students and man I do wish I'd had the grades + motivation to go to the US. Traveling to the UK is complicated but less than taking the damn plane over a whole ocean, y'know?

[royalthorned]

why is getting to america so scary

[what-even-is-sleep]

Trying to get ahead of an unsustainability cycle that might be starting up this week,,, (I start work).

[collegiate-collective]

Welcome to my studyblr!

🥀 A reintroduction ⋆✴︎˚｡⋆!

Hello!! I'm Vik, I'm 21 and entering my third year of university. I'm studying Environmental science, German culture and language, and art history. I'm currently living in Germany, and intend on working towards citizenship! I'm working on my German actively, but remain around the A2 level.

🥀 About me

I enjoy queer literature quite a bit. I tend to gravitate towards queer spaces regardless of specifics. I'm currently reading the Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe series, the second book just came in for me today.

I'm hoping this blog can work as a motivator for me, and as a space where I can meet different people and learn new things like techniques and methods. I'm queer and neurodivergent, so interacting with people irl is really hit or miss.

I'm always open to asks or chats! I enjoy talking to people quite a bit. I may take a second to respond, but I promise I will eventually!

I look forward to getting to know everyone! Thank you for taking the time to read, and I look forward to interacting with everyone :)

[velvetmatte]

I better give up on miracles