#Visa interview questions and answers

[experteducationglobal]

US Student F1 Visa Interview Questions and Answers: Getting it Right

It takes some preparation to get through the F1 US student visa interview and crack it. Let's explore the different types of US student F1 visa interview questions and their answers in this blog.

Source: https://experteducation.com/global/blog/education-services/f1-visa-interview-questions-and-answers/

[edugoabroad]

We feel you - interviews are tough. The feeling of being scrutinised can elicit a great degree of unease, and even the most confident people on the planet can find themselves feeling a bit squeamish when confronted with straight-laced questions even though they have no ill-intentions. Germany student visa interviews conducted by the German Embassy are no different, they can feel quite intense in the sense that every answer can determine if you’d land up a German study visa - however, you needn’t succumb to stress just yet cause in this blog, we will flex the wealth of knowledge we possess and help you prepare for this incredibly crucial interview.  In this blog, we will go over each question you can be asked, provide context as to why the question is being asked, and then help you with the answers. After reading this, you can step inside the interview room all calm, composed, and aware as to what’s to come! So without further adieu, let’s begin!

1. Why did you choose Germany for your studies?

Here, the visa officer wants to understand why you’ve chosen Germany over other countries and your specific goals and motivations. How You Can Answer It:

Talk about Germany’s reputation for high-quality education, especially in your chosen field.

Bring up the practical, hands-on teaching approach, state-of-the-art facilities, and strong research pedigree.

Talk about the availability of English-taught programs and pedagogy.

Example: "I chose Germany because of its reputation for excellent education, particularly in engineering. German universities provide high-quality, research-driven programs that align with industry needs. The teaching methods and availability of courses in English made it an ideal choice for me."

2. Why did you choose this specific university and course?

This question focuses on your research and the suitability of your university/course.

How You Can Answer It:

Talk about the unique features of the program or the university.

Mention any specialized professors, research opportunities, or facilities that align with your career goals.

Connect how this course will help you achieve your academic and professional aspirations.

Example: "I chose [University Name] for its highly regarded [specific course] program. It offers specialized courses in [specific focus area], which align with my career aspirations. I was also impressed by the ongoing research conducted by Professor [Name], which closely relates to my interests."

3. What is your educational background?

The officer wants to verify that your previous qualifications make you a good fit for the program.

How You Can Answer It:

Provide them with a poignant summary of your academic background.

Highlight relevant subjects, degrees, and projects that relate to your current course.

Example: “ I have done my Schooling from [School Name], I completed my Bachelor’s degree in [Subject] from [University Name] in [Year]. My studies covered [relevant subjects], and I also completed a project on [Project Title], which motivated me to pursue further studies in this field.”

4. Why didn’t you choose to study this course in your home country?

This question tests your motivation to study in Germany over your home country.

How You Can Answer It:

Explain the differences in education quality between Germany and your home country.

Emphasize Germany’s advanced research facilities, faculty expertise, and global exposure.

Example: "While my home country offers programs in [Subject], Germany provides access to advanced research facilities and industry-oriented programs. Studying in Germany will allow me to learn from renowned professors and gain valuable international experience."

5. What are your plans after completing your studies?

The visa officer is checking your intentions after graduation.

How You Can Answer It:

Share your career goals and provide clarity as to how the course will play a part. 

Assure the officer that you plan to return to your home country after completing your studies.

Example: "My goal is to acquire skills in [Subjects] that will prepare me for a successful career in [Industry]. After completing my studies, I plan to return to my home country to apply this knowledge and contribute to the growth of the [Industry] sector." Read More: https://edugoabroad.com/german-embassy-interview-questions-and-answers-for-student-visa/

[sgiandubh]

Wonder if Sam will take his new legal American bride to Italy? He will be married, although unlike Caitriona's it will be a fake marriage, by 31 Dec. He needs the residency.

Dear Married Anon,

Three possibilities on this one: a) you watched 90 Days Fiancé for way too long and with no attention to details; b) you think I am an idiot, with no legal knowledge or experience; c) you are an idiot, with no legal knowledge or experience.

Your question comes with two strong biases, too: a) that you somehow are privy to such nonsense and b) the old & stale fake vs. organic marriage refrain, regarding C (that, by the way, proves that I did hit a nerve).

I am not very sure to whom exactly do you think you are talking, here. But if I do know one thing is that you, honey, are a Mighty Twat. If you wanted to be consistent with the crap the Gay Crowd spreads around, you could have gone for 'he needs a more solid/credible beard than that', instead of the completely inane 'he needs the residency'. What is he, Burmese? Oh, FFS. And by 'Burmese', I mean exactly this: are his life/personal safety in clear and present danger, in his home country, because of his ethnicity and/or political views? The answer is no, and he could still use his right of asylum. Does he need the US residency in order to secure a better paid job for himself? The answer is no: lots of other avenues can be explored and are routinely being used by thousands of foreign actors/performing artists, in order to legally work and reside in the US. I have even mentioned it before:

(Full October 2023 post, here: https://www.tumblr.com/sgiandubh/729979831079649280/mordor-says-he-returned-only-for-visa-reasons)

But let's suppose even a nanoshred of what you wrote could technically be correct. When you are an US citizen and you want to bring your significant other to live with you there, you basically are offered two options:

Scenario One: you want to bring your fiancé(e) to the US and get married there. You will need the K-1 visa, as anyone even remotely familiar with that reality show I mentioned knows. That doesn't exactly click with a hastily cobbled 'new American bride' he would marry until December 31 and this is why, according to the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) own website:

[Source, LOL: https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/guides/A2en.pdf]

'You have met each other in person within 2 years before you file this petition'. Who is it, then? The whore? She is French. The chatty influencer? She's 'so over him' (FFS, LOL). Alice 'he's mine and will never be yours'' Panikian? If you think so, you are aff yer heid on cheap gin. Hm? Ashley Hearn? Met her too late and you all know it. A secret lover? ROFLMAO. And psst: Raya girls are just for fun, they don't think homestead. Cross my heart, Anon.

Current and official USCIS average processing time for fiancé petitions at their (logically) California Service Center is:

But it could be as long as 26 months and a half, if he decides to settle for a Vermont beauty (LOOOOOOOL).

You should also know a couple of other things, Anon. First thing is he will not be able to enter the US under the type of visa he currently more than probably holds, in order to do so - that would be a heavily punished immigration fraud:

Mhm. Restrictions on his ability to future immigration benefits/permanent residence, fine and imprisonment. I hope I do not need to further develop, on this one.

Last thing you should have taken into consideration before writing this bullshit is that the fiancé visa would restrict his ability to go back to his own home country during all the waiting time. Why would an actor refuse work opportunities in the UK or in Europe for the sake of a fake marriage, as you called it yourself? Oh, if you only had a brain!

Need I say more about the grueling in-person cross-check interviews ? You should watch a wonderful movie starring Gerard Depardieu (a pig alright, but he is perfect, in there) and Andie MacDowell: it's even called Green Card, LOL. Few things changed since 1990, and if anything, the screw got only tighter. Not to mention the fact he will be unable to work in the US during the waiting process and she will have to prove she can sponsor/provide for him! ROFLMAO.

Scenario Two: you get married abroad and want to bring your spouse to the US, afterwards. You will need to file the Form I-130 (Petition for Alien Relative):

[Source: https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/guides/A1en.pdf]

All this does, in reality, is put the spouse in line with thousands of other similar applicants. Residency will be granted only after extensive background checks and this is where I would like to stop for a while, Anon. You are with the Gay Crowd, right? Then how does this logically click with your long established talking point about his 'once very public gay life? Ah: he isn't gay? ROFLMAO. You see, being gay is a bit like being pregnant, Anon: you can't be 'just a little bit pregnant' and you certainly can't be 'just a little bit gay', either. Spare me the drivel 🙄. Kindly note those background checks are dead serious and could result in deportation - thought you should know, before you spew idiocies again.

Onwards with that residency thing:

If S were in Scotland/the UK when the 'legal fake bride' would file in the petition, he would not be allowed to come visit or work in the US: why would an actor be forced to turn down lucrative opportunities in Hollywood or elsewhere in the country, for the sake of bearding or circus only? And while S could technically apply for permanent resident status if he already were in the US at the time of the application for I-130, he would still not be able to work and therefore must be sponsored by the 'legal bride'. ROFLMAO, again.

I mean, this is so ridiculous I could cry. He would be invited to come to the US only after the petition is approved, which does not click with your suggested timeline and the seeming 'emergency situation' ('he NEEDS the residency', your ask shouts at the Entire Universe) . Why the haste? Just because you wanted to somehow shoehorn it in, somewhere before Inauguration Day? I have no words, but my paunch hurts with laughing right now.

Finally let's have a look at processing current times:

But it could go as long as...

I cannot stress enough that permanent residency will be granted only after the processing time is completed.

Why, oh, why would someone so inextricably complicate his entire existence in such an idiotic fashion, Anon? And finally, give me and yourself a break and read the damn political room, here, too. I will not elaborate, but I surely hope you do not live under a rock.

I rest my case, thank you, fuck off.

[aeternallis]

one of the things most frustrating to think about as someone who did go through the immigration system in the US is the fact that there seems to be a genuine belief by a significant portion of the populace in this country that the immigration system is a simple, straightforward process, when it most certainly is not.

for one thing, the applications to gain some form of legal status themselves are confusing af to actually read through. most of the applications uses legal, albeit confusing language and can be upwards of about 15-20 pages worth of documents you gotta spend time to actually pour through.

for example, currently the i-485 form (application for green card) sits at about 24 pages, and requires a couple of hours to fill out. for most immigrants who know little to no english, either they would have to sit with an english-speaking paralegal to help them, or one of their relatives who knows english would need to be the one to help them out.

the i-130 form (application for alien relatives) is about 12 pages, and just as hella confusing to go through.

the i-589 (application for asylum) and i-765 (application for worker's permit) aren't too bad in comparison, at about 7-8 pages, but even so, the legal language is still a hassle to try and understand.

oh, and did i mention that every one of these forms cost money to file and submit to uscis for processing? this is not counting the typical immigration lawyer's fees immigrants have to fork up in order to get some decent representation, most immigrants still need to make a living one way or another, or how else are they to provide for their families and give their children a better future? (and ya know, afford the fees to try and actually go through the process of gaining legal status here???)

not only that, answering any of the questions wrong on any of these forms could be enough for uscis to reject the filing or outright deny it. and no, ofc there's no refunds on the application fees.

for a country that has a horrendous literacy crisis, i would so love to see the rest of y'all try to take a gander at these forms and see if you don't lose your goddamn mind.

have i mentioned how fucking terrifying it is when uscis officers grill you during the interview process???? because yes, there is an interview component to most of these forms. as if their questions are literally designed for you to fail???!!

this is just a few aspect of the immigration process that's so broken right now, it might as well be a 10k puzzle piece scattered in a room.

the strenuous waiting time between processing of applications, the anxiety of the elections every goddamn year because politicians cannot fucking make up their minds with how immigration ought to be tackled in this country, all the while immigrants also have to deal with the stress of everyday life and whatever challenges that brings.

uscis is still working through a backlog of applications from decades ago, and some people in this country really have the goddamn audacity to think, "they have to get here legally and go through the process that way"???!

a fucking luxury (ignorant af though, mind you) for some of y'all to say, indeed, especially if all it took back then for your family to get here was through ellis fucking island.

my aunt petitioned my dad with the i-589 form over 38 years ago when he was still living in the philippines, and mind you, the visa number from that filing was only granted and mailed to my dad's old house last year in december 2024, when we went home to visit relatives for the holidays and long after he's already become a US citizen.

i'm not asking for people to change their minds about immigration or that this country ought to let everyone in, i knowwwwww the system is broken and terrible.

but what i am asking is for people to educate themselves and to be open-minded, to not dismiss the struggles of immigrants, because those who think that the immigration process in this country is easy are hella ignorant and will never understand the sort of anxiety illegal immigrants go through, for the sake of trying to provide a better future for their children

[jaegeraether]

Sunsets and footballers (Part 15)

Lucy Bronze x Reader (15)

Masterlist (other parts here)

The morning had been filled with more sex, desperate kisses and grabbing, biting and fucking. But it was more than just sex, much more, and they both knew it. It was the most expressive way that they could both show each other just how much they affected each other. How much they meant to each other. And damned if they weren’t going to use every second they had in their little happy bubble.

YFN had managed to convince Lucy that she’d be okay to go to the embassy alone. She knew Lucy had been neglecting her knee to spend time with her and was overdue for some recovery sessions. Lucy insisted on dropping her off regardless and left to do her physio.

YFN was nervous, but she had nothing to worry about. She met a nice man called Martin who looked over her case and listened to her explanations of what happened. He told her that complaints were common and that he didn’t agree with the system and how it operated. “This isn’t America. We aren’t ICE!” He’d said gruffly and they spoke a little about how it shouldn’t be so easy to make anonymous complaints of someone’s Visa when they were ‘clearly within the legal parameters of such Visa’. They had a good chat about him, his partner and his children, while he went through his paperwork. They spoke about her previous job and how her visit was going. He’d appreciated the mountain of evidence she’d brought, both self-researched and from Lucy’s lawyers. It turned out he was a huge football supporter -as she was realising that most of the UK were- and his daughter even played in the under 15s. He ducked away apologetically to confirm her character reference was who she said they were, and of course Ridley had answered the phone. He came back gushing over her, like everyone who met her did. An acquired taste, but very intelligent and loveable. He’d even apologised when he’d gotten back as the conversation went longer than expected – the effect Ridley had on people. Again, she wasn’t surprised.

Martin offered her Visa back, along with his number to call in case another complaint was made, or for any other future changes to her Visa.

YFN felt comfortable enough with him to ask about Visa’s for Europe as well as the possibility of working in the UK. They’d discussed the apparent lack of interviewers for women’s sport and again, he was eager. She showed him an example of the column she used to write in Australia which was very much open to whatever topic controversial enough for her to deem worthy of a column, and he moved around a few appointments to talk to her about her options. She had a few different options, but he guided her towards the sponsorship from a company. She needed to be guaranteed at least 6 months of work and the Visa was for 2 years with the ability to progress to other Visa’s past that. YFN hadn’t personally spoken to the company Katie and Caitlin had been speaking of, and she didn't mention them to Martin, but he seemed confident she would find work. She liked him, he seemed a lovely family man and exactly the type of person she’d needed to sort out the mess that had been made. Somehow, the horrible situation had turned out completely in her favour.

They parted ways, Martin again insisting that she use his number with any more Visa changes or questions, and she was excited to tell Lucy the news, and the possibility of staying around Europe for longer. She loved giving her good news.

She came out of the appointment after being there for a few hours and opened her phone. She immediately saw that Lucy had posted some pictures of her rehab session, including some boxing. YFN could feel her body heat at the sight, and she bit her lip. She liked the post, of course, and commented with a bicep emoji, and a face exhaling emoji. Lucy would know what she meant. She did, after all, have hickey’s on her biceps from their adventures over the past 24 hours, and she wasn’t apologetic about that at all. She was obsessed with her biceps and whenever she had a chance, they were always in her hands, or under her mouth. She found it hard to believe that this woman, Lucy Bronze, the jaw-droppingly sexy woman in those photo's, was her girlfriend, and had quite literally been inside her last night. And this morning. She caught her thoughts, biting her lip again.

She didn’t want to rush Lucy, and so she gave her a simple text saying she was out exploring London whenever she was finished, and to not rush. When she and Jordan were alone, she’d changed the time of the booking she had to 3pm, because she had no idea how long the Visa would take and regardless, she wanted Lucy to have a good amount of hours with her session.

Of course, Lucy called her almost immediately.

“I can com-”

“No, Luce. You stay.”

“But-”

“Luciiiia.” Unlike everyone else, she pronounced it as ‘Loo-chee-ah’, which she knew Lucy loved.

“I don’t like you out there alone with…”

“I know, love.” She said softer, repeating Lucy’s words from the night before. It filled her with butterflies, and she swore she could hear Lucy soften over the phone. “I’m happy to explore and I’ll stay around people. I’ll be fine, just please… please focus on your health and your knee. I’ll see you at 2:30, okay? I’ll message you where we can meet..”

Lucy wasn’t keen on the idea, but she reluctantly agreed.

For the first time, YFN found herself in the dead centre of London and although she wanted to enjoy herself, she always felt her eyes wandering around for those girls, and so she made sure to stay near people in case anything happened. Regardless, she tried to enjoy her day. She wandered around looking at shops and the old buildings in wonder, making sure to take photos for her Nan, and send a few to Lucy as a way of telling her she was okay. She sat in a park for a little while and read some of the book she’d brought, feeling the sun on her skin. It wasn’t as harsh as the sun in Australia, but it was just enough to cut through the breeze and keep her skin sun-kissed and warm.

When 2:30pm eventually came around, YFN was wandering to the spot she told Lucy to meet at, and there she was, standing outside, leaned up against her car, the most attractive human being on the planet. YFN could feel her body reacting, needing her. She was in shorts, of course, her knee strapped, and she was so goddamn tanned from Spain. Her ankles were crossed, as well as her arms and her biceps stretched her white Nike shirt. Just the outline of her body, those muscled thighs, biceps, shoulders, were sending her crazy and that was without mentioning her throat, or her jawline that could probably cut paper. She was scanning the park for YFN, her eyes looking in the opposite direction so she could better see that jawline and the features of her face. Having just been to training, she was without glasses and her face looked almost naked to her. She could brush her lips over each part of her face like she had last night, and it still wouldn’t be enough. As she got closer, Lucy spotted her, and that wide grin crossed her face. YFN sped up and jogged towards her for two reasons: 1) because she didn’t want Lucy to have to walk on her knee more than she had to and, 2) she couldn’t stand being apart from her a second longer. Her arms wrapped around her Lucy and they fell back into the car with a chuckle. Lucy’s arms around her were just as strong and needy as her own. Her head found its favourite place on her collarbone, forehead to her neck and she breathed her in. She smelled like vanilla and bitter orange. Lucy’s smell. The smell that was home to her now.

“God I missed you.” Lucy groaned, kissing YFN wherever she could reach. YFN giggled and tilted her head back, accepting all of the love.

“London is pretty… and I missed you more.”

“Impossible.” Lucy refused between kisses.

“Your post sent me wild..”

Lucy pulled back with a wide grin and flirty green eyes. “Oh, you liked it, did you? I was hoping you would..”

“I’m loving your boxing era.”

“Good thing it’s around to stay then. Best way to do cardio without straining my knee, plus, I’m really enjoying it. Building more muscle.” She flexed her bicep and YFN grinned.

"Well not the best way to do cardio..."

Lucy groaned.

YFN's hands glided their way up her back and shoulders, dipping over the muscles that she’d worked so hard for. She could feel herself getting wet and closed her eyes, taking a deep breath.

“What are you doing?” Lucy asked, voice husky but curious.

“Calming myself down.” She said and took another breath.

“Why?”

“Because you’re the sexiest human being to ever exist and I’m trying to stop myself getting so excited.”

Lucy was silent until YFN had to open her eyes to look. Lucy’s expression was flirty, needy, in control, and horny. Her hands slid down YFN’s sides, over her waist, her hips, and found their way to her ass where they grabbed and began sliding back up her back, pressing them together.

“All mine.” Lucy growled in a way that said there was absolutely no arguing to be done as she crashed their lips together, pulling her against her body by her lower back. YFN returned the passion eagerly, one hand on the side of Lucy’s neck, the other at the back of her head. She was hers. Her body shuddered at the want, the need, the passion in which Lucy claimed her. Their tongues met and brushed each other teasing, while they gasped for breath.

YFN eventually found the strength to pull away first. “Public, Lucia…” she reminded her. Lucy grunted, still holding her tight, her lips brushing over her temple, her cheek, her jaw. When she started going for her throat, YFN had to give her another warning. She’d never had sex in public before but fuck, she was just about to if Lucy didn’t find the strength to stop.

Lucy groaned and pulled back, lips well kissed and breathing ragged. It was good to see that YFN had the same effect on Lucy as she did for her.

“How have I survived without you this long?” She asked, shaking her head, and YFN knew she wasn’t referring to the past 7 hours.

“I was just thinking the same thing…” She managed to regain her composure just a little and only due to the sound of people around them. “Ready for our second date?”

It was a rage room. Or so that’s all Lucy thought it was. She was kept in the dark from the moment YFN had said she’d plan the second date, right up to the point where they were in overalls and goggles, locked in a room with baseball bats and other weapons of choice. Lucy was pleasantly surprised, her face lighting up and her inner child bubbling to the surface.

“We’ve had a bit of a rough time lately…” YFN explained. “I figured we could get some stress out?”

And they did. Lucy was hesitant at first, not wanting to show her rage. But after YFN was more than willing to demonstrate her frustrations by taking an axe to the window of a car, Lucy let loose. And absolutely fucking destroyed the room. It started with a grin, it shifted to annoyance, then rage, then it simmered back down to pure fun. She’d needed this and didn’t even realise it.

After the room was destroyed and she thought she was done, she dropped the bat, panting. Suddenly she was hit in the neck, a wet substance exploding on her skin, splashing down onto her overalls and up onto her face. She still had a surprised look on her face as she turned towards her little Australian who had a devious look on hers. She had a bag slung over her shoulder, and she was tossing a paint balloon in her hand. Her favourite movie.

“You want me to be your Heath Ledger?” Lucy challenged.

YFN chuckled and threw another one, and Lucy the athlete was easily able to avoid it. Then she ran. Lucy dove for the other bag on the ground, tugging it over her shoulder as she chased her around the room. Her first red paint balloon smacked into her shoulder, and the next smacked a perfect blue target on her ass. They shouted and chased, teased, and tried to hide behind items. YFN was worried for Lucy’s knee, but it didn't seem to be a concern for the right back at all. As they were covered with different colours of the rainbow and running out of ammo, Lucy tackled her to the ground and they smashed their last balloons over each other before their lips crashed together. Their tongues met again, and Lucy groaned, grabbing the back of her thigh and pulling it up around her.

“Aaaaand time’s up folks!” A voice rang through the speakers as the door clicked.

The date had them both smiling so hard that their cheeks were sore and YFN felt happy knowing she’d chosen the right thing for their second date. They wiped off as much paint from each other as they could, but it was still caked in their hair, patching their faces and necks. They knew they wouldn’t be getting the colours out of their nails for days.

On the way home, they stopped by a pizza place that Jordan had suggested they try. YFN figured that the perfect end to the date would be a casual pizza takeaway at home with cuddles and blankets. Lucy was more than keen on the idea. She pulled up outside of the pizza restaurant and left the car running.

“I’ll go pick it up.” Lucy leant over and kissed YFN on the lips like they’d been together years. “I’ll just be a minute, little one.”

YFN’s cheeks flushed slightly, her little butterflies coming to life. Since she’d texted Lucy where she was, she hadn’t picked up her phone all night and it was such a good feeling. She loved being detached from it, especially lately when it had been causing so much stress. She enjoyed it so much that she’d used Lucy’s phone to place the pizza order on, not wanting to see her phone until tomorrow.

But apparently not even that could remove the problems that had inserted themselves so abruptly into her life. Still smiling, she looked out of Lucy’s window and saw two of them staring at her, pointing and yelling. Before she had time to process beyond shock, they were running across the road for the car. YFN panicked and leant over, slamming the door locks on. They grabbed at the door, trying to yank it open. YFN’s eyes were wide with shock as they smashed against the car, shouting abuse at her. She almost froze, and considered beeping the horn but she didn’t want Lucy to run out and be hurt by these maniacs. Then she made the mistake of turning to look out her window for her girlfriend and locked eyes with her. Kristie. She put her phone up to the window clearly showing YFN a photo of her and Lucy kissing when she'd picked her up at the park.

“I warned you, you fucking slut! She’s mine!” She yelled, pure hatred in her voice.

Kristie took a few steps back, her arm raising behind her. Then a brick shattered through the window and collided with her head. And then, black.

[notsofriendlyfriendlyreminder]

FUCK YOU

RDR2 F1 AU

FERRARI

Hosea Matthews - team principal, doing his best, very chill about most things and somehow they keep winning? Once said in an interview "I don't know why we won, it was just pure ferrari spirit." became a meme for manifestation and the power of ferrari

Arthur Morgan - ferrari number 1 driver, literally Kimi Räikkönnen, short answers in the interviews untill you ask him about his WAG Mary Linton, several times world champion, used to drive for Red Bull

Sean Macguire - ferrari number 2 driver, a meme, very young, didn't stay in f2 for long and went nearly straight to f1, rude to older drivers, the fans call him and Arthur the "Spongebob and Squidward", the ferrari budget is fucked because of his crashes, doesn't have a world champion title but was 3rd in his second season by a few points to 2nd

RED BULL

Dutch van der Linde - OF COURSE HE IS THE TEAM PRINCIPAL, questionable choices, only cares about how the drivers drive, if they have a good personality that's the bonus, he and Hosea are seen many times gossiping between the sets, used to be a driver back in the old days but stopped because of a bad crash that majorly fucked up his back, will talk about his career in interviews unpromted, "we have a plan for the next season"

John Marston - number 1 driver, suffering because his car is fucked, won world champion title once (by 1 point, Arthur came second, big drama because at the time Arthur was the 1st driver at red bull and John was second, next season Arthur we to ferrari), Abigail brings Jack around everytime they drive in the US

Javier Esquella - 2nd driver, LOVED IN MEXICO, very active fanbase, will flirt with the female interviews, but also tends to drive quite agressively, went from red bull academy to visa cashapp to redbull, unfortunately was never the number 1 driver which is FRUSTRATING, the king of media day

MCLAREN

Susan Grimshaw - team principal, worked for the team for a long time, once nearly cancelled because said that female drivers aren't agressive enough, trying to undo it by supporting the f1 academy, keeps the team running after the previous principal (Orville Swanson, do not ask) made a mess, thanks to her the team is back on top

Lenny Summers - 1st driver, came at the right time and is now fighting for his first world title, Arthur and him are best friends (a random fan on twitter: "Arthur smile when winning a title :), Arthur's smile talking with Leny :D"), agressive on the track, a sweetheart outside

Sadie Adler - 2nd driver, A WILD CARD, drove in literally EVERYTHING before coming to f1, had to fight for a spot and it was really ironic when she started driving under Grimshaw, drove for Sauber first, managed to score points in it.

[csuitebitches]

Hello, can you please advise me on how to stay collected and appear confident?

I'm an international student and am currently applying for a student visa for the UK, I received an email for an online interview (from the embassy) and though I have researched and been preparing the answers, I am still feeling anxious and I don't want to give a wrong impression to the officer and get denied for the visa. Thank you.

never let your thoughts become negative.

the more positive your mind remains, it will shine through your body language. Tell yourself constantly that you are confident, you’ve worked hard, and that you’re going to do an amazing job.

Practice posture and body language. Film yourself talking and answering questions, then look at the video and note down what needs to improve. Do you fidget a lot? Do you touch your hair too much? The more you practice the easier it will get.

Lastly, wear something that makes you feel confident on the day of the interview. Make sure you’re not running late, plan your day out the night before. Eat something light, go over your answers, practice in the mirror and you should be alright.

[cicisbloghasgotitgoingon]

Preparing To Leave:

To start with, this adventure was something that took over a year to actually acomplish. I was still in my first year of law in September of 2023 when I had to complete the interview process for this opportunity to study abroad. They were simple questions. Questions I had practiced answering even before I got there. I knew what I wanted from this experience, it felt easy but I was still nervous that somehow I would mess up or come across so unlikeable or distatesful that they would reject me on the spot. Anxiety is a joy like that. They told me not to worry and that my interview went very well, that I should expect to recieve my approval to continue with the process later in the week. I still worried, overthought it all with each day. When I got the email saying I was good to go, it didn't quite feel real. They warned me that because i was leaving in my second semester of my second year that I wouldn't hear from them for around 8-10 months because they wouldn't have anything to give me. Safe to say all that time dragged out. It was a year and a month or so before I did get my study abroad info. During all that time, I was filled with academic trials and personal challenges. Friendships changed, some bloomed more than the ones I assumed would. The flowers set safely in my garden withering and growing, swaying and drooping. Some even reached out closer to each other, roots entangling below the dirt and I envied that in some cases. Others turned out to be harmful to the garden and I was sad to see them go. When it started to get closer to my departure, everything really began to pile up. I had less time for friends, I was overwhelmed with studies and academic pressure, my mental health was weighing me down and every interaction I participated in. Even my relationship took a hit, though it worked out in the end. I often have this thing where I get excited for trips or special days but it takes until the actual day or me arriving for the real emotions to set in, so it's been sort of a muted excitement and a disbelief that I would really get to come here. In my head, something would just happen and I wouldn't get to be here. It always feels like that before events really. As if I can't ever believe something cool would really happen to me. It's silly I suppose but it can't be helped. Christmas arrived and I got to spend my first Christmas s with my partner. We cuddled the dog and cozied up by the fire, we opened gifts and ate inordinate amounts of food. I received the first gift in 7 years from my mother and I was so happy, so full of love and a sort of melancholy. But so happy for the effort and thought this gift came with. I went and spent time with my Auntie for New Years, we took a polaroid at midnight, holding glasses of booze to start the New Year off bubbly and warm from the drink. It was a perfect way to start the New Year, even as the rain pelted hard outside and doused fireworks raging outside and lighting the sky. When I came home it was all about my assignments and final bits of paperwork to fill out. I had been to the embassy in london on the 27th and had almost completed my visa application entirely and was just waiting on one more payment and then the delivery of it all. The stress of my assignments was weighing more heavily, and still is as I'm left with two to complete.

It was a whole experience, preparing for this trip. It both dragged and came speeding towards me. My flight got booked, the 23rd of January at 12:10, a 7 hour flight to the place I'd be living in for the next four months. I got to have dinner with my family members, say goodbye and hug them before leaving, even though four months isn't so long, it felt and still feels like a long time, though now it also feels like nothing at all.

This blog may not be super well written or sound very elegant, most of this is written late at night when I am finally back in my dorm room. I hope it will be fun though and my writing will get better as I go on. It feels nice to do this so I hope others will enjoy it too.

Your Queen, Cecilia

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overview Of IELTS #Egyaneknowledge

Overview of IELTS # Egyaneknowledge The International English Language Testing System, or IELTS, is a standardized test for non-native English speakers who want to study, work, or live in English-speaking countries. Recognized by over 10,000 institutions worldwide, IELTS is often a prerequisite for university admission, job opportunities, and immigration. This article covers everything you need to know about the IELTS exam, its structure, preparation tips, and how it can be your gateway to studying abroad.

What is IELTS?

IELTS is a test that assesses the English language skills of non-native speakers. It’s jointly managed by the British Council, IDP: IELTS Australia, and Cambridge Assessment English.

The exam is available in two formats:

1. Academic IELTS – Designed for those applying to universities or higher education institutions in English-speaking countries.

2. General Training IELTS – Intended for individuals planning to migrate to English-speaking countries or enroll in non-academic training programs.

Each version tests your ability to communicate in real-life situations and ensures you have the skills needed to succeed in an English-speaking environment.

Why Take the IELTS?

For students and professionals, IELTS is often a critical step in their journey to studying, working, or settling abroad.

Here are a few reasons why taking IELTS can open up new opportunities:

1. Global Recognition – Over 140 countries and 10,000 institutions accept IELTS as proof of English proficiency.

2. University Admission – Many universities in the USA, UK, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand require IELTS scores for admission.

3. Visa and Immigration – Many countries require IELTS scores for immigration and visa processing.

4. Employment Opportunities – Multinational companies often require IELTS scores from candidates for international job roles.

Structure of the IELTS Exam

IELTS assesses four key language skills – Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking. Here’s a breakdown of each section:

1.Listening (30 minutes) : This section has four parts, each with ten questions, totaling 40 questions. You’ll hear recordings of native English speakers in a variety of contexts, from conversations to monologues, and answer questions based on what you hear.

2. Reading (60 minutes) : This section consists of three reading passages and a total of 40 questions. The passages range from descriptive and factual to analytical and critical, testing comprehension, main ideas, and details.

3. Writing (60 minutes): The writing test includes two tasks:

- Task 1 (150 words) for Academic IELTS: Describes data, charts, or diagrams.

- Task 2 (250 words): Essay writing that presents an argument or viewpoint. In General IELTS, Task 1 involves writing a letter, while Task 2 is a more general essay

4. Speaking (11–14 minutes): The speaking section is a face-to-face interview with an examiner, divided into three parts: an introduction, a short talk, and a discussion on abstract topics. The section evaluates your fluency, pronunciation, vocabulary, and coherence.

IELTS Scoring System

IELTS is scored on a scale of 0 to 9, with each skill receiving a band score. The overall score is the average of the four sections, rounded to the nearest half-point.

Here’s a breakdown of the score levels:

- Band 9 – Expert User

- Band 7 – Good User

- Band 5 – Modest User

- Band 3 – Extremely Limited User

- Band 1 – Non-user

Each university or country may have a minimum score requirement for admission or immigration, typically between 6.0 and 7.5.

Tips for IELTS Preparation

1. Understand the Format – Familiarize yourself with the test format by reviewing sample questions and practicing past papers.

2. Develop Strong Vocabulary – A strong vocabulary is essential, especially for the Reading and Writing sections.

3. Practice Time Management – Each section has strict time limits, so practicing under timed conditions is essential.

4. Take Practice Tests – Practice tests can highlight areas that need improvement and help build confidence.

5. Seek Professional Guidance – If possible, consider enrolling in an IELTS preparation course or hiring a tutor for personalized feedback.

Test Dates and Registration

IELTS is available multiple times throughout the year in test centres across the globe. Registration is typically done through the official IELTS website or authorized centres.

To register:

1. Choose a test date and location that suits your schedule and apply early to secure a spot.

2. Pay the test fee (typically between $200–USD 250, but it varies by location).

3. Prepare the required documents for registration and bring them on the test day.

Studying Abroad with IELTS

With a good IELTS score, students can apply to universities in countries like the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand. Here are some of the top destinations:

- United Kingdom – Requires IELTS for student visas and is home to universities like Oxford, Cambridge, and Imperial College London.

- Australia – Most universities in Australia accept IELTS scores, and it’s a requirement for a student visa.

- Canada – Canadian universities accept IELTS, and it’s commonly required for study and work visas.

- United States – While TOEFL is popular, many U.S. universities accept IELTS as proof of English proficiency.

IELTS is more than just an English test; it’s a stepping stone to achieving your dream of studying abroad. By preparing strategically, understanding the test format, and practising regularly, you can achieve a high score and open the doors to numerous global opportunities. Whether you’re aiming to study at a prestigious university, start a career, or explore new cultures, IELTS is your pathway to an exciting future.

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Find the latest visa and travel requirements for your trip

Planning an international trip can be exciting, but it also comes with its own set of challenges. One of the most crucial aspects to consider is understanding the visa and travel requirements for your destination. This guide will help you navigate the complexities of visa applications, processing times, and other essential travel information to ensure a smooth journey.

Understanding Visa Requirements

Visa requirements vary depending on the destination country and your nationality. It's important to research these requirements well in advance of your travel dates. Generally, a visa is an official document or stamp that allows you to enter and stay in a country for a specified period. There are several types of visas, including tourist, business, student, and work visas, each with specific conditions and purposes.

Types of Visas

Tourist Visa: For leisure travel and sightseeing.

Business Visa: For attending meetings or conferences.

Student Visa: For studying at a foreign educational institution.

Work Visa: For employment in a foreign country.

Each visa type has its own set of requirements and eligibility criteria. Ensure you apply for the right type of visa based on the purpose of your travel.

How to Apply for a Visa

Applying for a visa can be a straightforward process if you follow the correct steps. Here's a general guideline on how to apply:

Research Visa Requirements: Check the official website of the destination country's consulate or embassy for detailed information on visa requirements.

Gather Necessary Documents: Common documents required include a valid passport, passport-sized photographs, a completed visa application form, and proof of travel arrangements.

Fill Out the Application Form: Complete the visa application form accurately. Double-check all details to avoid any errors that could delay processing.

Submit Your Application: Depending on the country, you may be able to submit your application online, by mail, or in person at the consulate or embassy.

Pay the Visa Fee: Most visa applications require a processing fee. Ensure you pay the correct amount and keep the receipt as proof.

Attend an Interview: Some countries may require an interview as part of the visa application process. Be prepared to answer questions about your travel plans and intentions.

Wait for Processing: Visa processing times vary by country and type of visa. It's advisable to apply well in advance of your planned departure date.

Visa Processing Times

Understanding visa processing times is crucial for travel planning. Processing times can vary based on several factors, including the type of visa, the applicant's nationality, and the time of year. Here are some general guidelines:

Tourist Visas: Typically processed within 1 to 4 weeks.

Business Visas: Usually processed within 1 to 3 weeks.

Student and Work Visas: Can take several weeks to months, depending on the destination country and specific requirements.

To avoid last-minute stress, it's recommended to apply for a visa as early as possible. Check the consulate's website for the most current processing times and plan accordingly.

Additional Travel Requirements

In addition to a visa, there are other travel requirements and considerations you should be aware of:

Passport Validity

Ensure that your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your intended stay in the destination country. Some countries have strict rules regarding passport validity, and failure to comply can result in denied entry.

Health and Vaccination Requirements

Certain countries require proof of vaccinations or health certificates, such as yellow fever or COVID-19 vaccinations. Check the destination country's health requirements and consult with your healthcare provider to ensure you have the necessary vaccinations.

Travel Insurance

While not always mandatory, travel insurance is highly recommended. It can provide coverage for unexpected events such as medical emergencies, trip cancellations, or lost luggage. Review your insurance policy to ensure it meets your needs and provides adequate coverage for your destination.

Currency and Financial Preparedness

Familiarize yourself with the local currency and exchange rates. Notify your bank of your travel plans to avoid any issues with your credit or debit cards while abroad. It’s also a good idea to have some local currency on hand for small expenses upon arrival.

Tips for a Smooth Visa Application Process

Start Early: Begin the visa application process as soon as you have confirmed your travel plans.

Double-Check Requirements: Ensure you have all the necessary documents and information before submitting your application.

Stay Informed: Keep an eye on any changes to visa policies or travel advisories related to your destination.

Seek Assistance if Needed: If you're unsure about any part of the application process, consider consulting a visa service or travel agent for guidance.

Conclusion

Navigating visa and travel requirements doesn't have to be overwhelming. By staying informed and prepared, you can ensure a hassle-free travel experience. Remember to check the latest information from official sources, gather all necessary documents, and apply for your visa well in advance. With careful planning, you'll be ready to embark on your international adventure with confidence.

Click on the link mentioned below, where you will find information about the visa application.

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One-Year Multiple Entry Visa

Thailand's One-Year Multiple Entry Visa offers a fantastic opportunity for those seeking extended stays or frequent travels within Southeast Asia. This visa allows you to enter and exit Thailand multiple times within a year, making it ideal for digital nomads, business travelers, and adventurers who want to explore the region at their own pace.

Key Benefits of the One-Year Multiple Entry Visa:

Extended Stay: Enjoy up to a year of uninterrupted travel and exploration in Thailand.

Multiple Entries: Enter and exit Thailand as often as needed within the visa validity period.

Flexibility: Plan your trips without the constraints of short-term visas.

Southeast Asian Hub: Use Thailand as a base to explore neighboring countries like Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, and Malaysia.

Eligibility Requirements:

To qualify for the One-Year Multiple Entry Visa, you typically need to meet the following criteria:

Valid Passport: Ensure your passport has a validity of at least six months beyond your intended stay.

Sufficient Funds: Demonstrate financial capability to support your stay in Thailand.

No Criminal Record: Provide proof of a clean criminal record.

Health Insurance: Have valid health insurance coverage that includes medical expenses in Thailand.

Application Form: Complete the required visa application form accurately and truthfully.

Application Process:

The application process for the One-Year Multiple Entry Visa can be completed through various channels, including:

Thai Embassy or Consulate: Submit your application in person at the nearest Thai embassy or consulate.

Online Application: Some embassies or consulates offer online application options.

Visa Agent: Consider using a reputable visa agent for assistance with the application process.

Note: Specific requirements and procedures may vary depending on your nationality and the embassy or consulate you're applying to. It's essential to check the official website of the Thai embassy or consulate in your country for the most up-to-date information.

Tips for a Successful Application:

Plan Ahead: Apply for your visa well in advance of your planned trip to avoid delays.

Gather Required Documents: Ensure you have all the necessary documents ready before submitting your application.

Be Prepared for Interviews: If required, be prepared to answer questions about your travel plans and reasons for seeking a long-term visa.

Follow Instructions Carefully: Adhere to the specific instructions provided by the embassy or consulate.

By obtaining a One-Year Multiple Entry Visa, you can embark on a memorable journey through Thailand and explore the diverse wonders of Southeast Asia. With its flexibility and convenience, this visa offers a passport to endless adventures and unforgettable experiences.

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Adjusting Status for K1 Visa Holders in Thailand

For K1 visa holders in Thailand, adjusting status is the process of transitioning from a temporary visitor visa to a permanent resident green card. This is typically done after marrying your U.S. citizen spouse.

When to Adjust Status

You can generally adjust your status within 90 days of entering the U.S. on your K1 visa. If you miss this window, you may need to apply for a different visa category.

Required Documents

To adjust your status, you'll need to submit several documents, including:

Marriage Certificate: A certified copy of your marriage to your U.S. citizen spouse.

Birth Certificate: Copies of your birth certificate and your spouse's birth certificate.

Passport: Your valid passport and a copy of the I-94 arrival/departure record.

Photographs: Two recent color photographs.

Evidence of Relationship: Letters, emails, or other documents that demonstrate the genuineness of your relationship.

Financial Documents: Proof of your spouse's financial ability to support you.

The Adjustment of Status Process

File Form I-485: Complete and submit Form I-485, Application for Permanent Residence.

Biometric Services: Attend a biometric services appointment to provide fingerprints and a photograph.

Interview: In most cases, you'll be scheduled for an immigration interview.

Decision: After the interview, the USCIS will make a decision on your application.

Potential Challenges

While the process is generally straightforward, there can be challenges. These may include:

Incomplete or Incorrect Documentation: Ensure all documents are accurate and complete.

Relationship Authenticity: The USCIS may scrutinize the genuineness of your relationship.

Financial Support: You may need to provide evidence of your spouse's financial ability to support you.

Interview Preparation: Be prepared to answer questions about your relationship and your plans for the future.

Seeking Legal Advice

It's highly recommended to consult with an immigration attorney before starting the adjustment of status process. An attorney can help you navigate the complexities of the process and ensure that your application is prepared correctly.

Conclusion

Adjusting status for K1 visa holders in Thailand can be a significant step toward permanent residency in the United States. By understanding the process, gathering the necessary documents, and seeking legal advice, you can increase your chances of a successful outcome.

[sgiandubh]

Mordor says He returned only for Visa reasons. They did some math and understood that Sam had been there for almost 90 days, só It was time for a quick walk home.

Dear Visa Anon,

Which Mordor luminary came with this idea? The MENSA-level CRT Clique or Miss Marple, who thinks I know nothing (the Dimwit from Madrid is still learning how to spell, so I can't believe it's her)?

Regardless. These people should immediately stop watching Ninety-Day Fiancé on their cable network, following a severe overdose on Uzbek midgets and Egyptian gigolos 'looking for true love' stories.

Maybe they could also have checked their facts before solemnly stating bullshit, since they clearly think all the visitors to the wonderful U S of A are tourists and as such, entitled to a maximum 90-day stay at a time (and then a short hike to Tijuana or Canada and back on tracks: not EDI/GLA, FFS!).

Incidentally, may I remind these geniuses that S has been spotted only near EDI, which of course would mean for them he'd be getting his visa there. Unless...

Unless you know the US General Consulate in EDI does not issue any type of visas - LOL, idiots. And unless he'd need to be in LHR for the pre-appointed interview and then another 7 working days delay for processing and 1-3 working days for passport delivery by mail only (never in person, chickadees). Doesn't really click with timelines, Madam Expert.

Because they are all very intelligent, they also forgot everything about/never bothered to look for the new-ish ESTA system (https://www.handyvisas.com/esta-us-visa/british/), especially designed for Visa Waiver countries' citizens. So I insist: if traveling as a tourist, S does not need a visa to enter the US for up to 90 days - that is correct, but by no means applicable to S's reality. And if he knew he'd need to stay more than 90 days, he would have applied for a visa - mandatory - in London before the Summer of Sassenach tour.

But he is not traveling as a tourist and very probably not under another type of non-immigrant visa, simply because he has businesses there and he is also involved in the OL project with *** (d'oh!).

Let's unpack:

As per US current regulations, S cannot apply for a B-1 (business non immigrant visa). To understand why, kindly refer to the US Customs and Border Protection FAQ (https://www.cbp.gov/sites/default/files/documents/B-1%20permissible%20activities.pdf). I already munched it up for you:

He could only apply for a O-1 B immigration visa, for which his agent or employer should mandatorily petition the US Citizenship and Immigration Services. These are special visas designed for the individual who (...) has a demonstrated record of extraordinary achievement in the motion picture or television industry and has been recognized nationally or internationally for those achievements. This is very subjective and a contract with * should be enough - I was in a taxi when I received your ask and immediately checked with a friend from the US Consulate, to indulge you. And all this hassle just because a Tumblr Nobody has flatulent opinions, huh?

According to the USCIS's own regulations, not Dutch fantasy or Belfast sagas, the authorized period of stay and possibility of extension are as follows (https://www.uscis.gov/working-in-the-united-states/temporary-workers/o-1-visa-individuals-with-extraordinary-ability-or-achievement):

The good thing about getting this visa (and I think * sorted it out a long time ago for both of them) is that it helps tremendously with the Green Card procedures, something I bet the farm both S & C already have, by now.

So doing the maths was perfectly inane and useless.

Does that answer your question, clever Anon? Can I go back to the Quaich post I must finish (it will be VERY long, beware) today?

Thanks for asking and I am sorry for the length: this fandom being paranoid, I had to include all the tedious details. I hope we can put this idiocy to rest, now. Parochial twits.

[salt-is-a-terrible-currency]

It's complicated

Written for day 24 of the Narcos fandom smut alphabet over on @narcosfandomdiscord

Fandom: Narcos

Rating: Explicit, 18+

Words: 971

Pairing: Javier x Helena

Prompt: exes having sex

Warnings: smut, angst, implied/referenced past trauma, guilt

It can’t be her. It can’t be. But, as the woman approaches Javier where he’s just finished his meal at the restaurant across the street from the hotel, he realizes that it is her. Helena. She stops next to him, stares.

“¿Qué haces aquí?” she demands. She still has long hair though now it’s pinned up into an elaborate hairdo with stray curls framing her face. A memory flashes through his mind. A memory of the last time he saw her, as she was being loaded into the ambulance.

“I’m sorry, Helena,” Javier murmurs. It’s kneejerk, overriding any thoughts about answering her question. She crosses her arms over her chest, rumpling the blouse of her waitress's uniform. It's not like the staff at this restaurant, she must've either come in to pick up food or seen him through the window. Decided that a confrontation was in order. 

“I said, what are you doing here?” she repeats. He leans on his elbows, presses his thumbs against his eyes. 

“New York office flew me out for an interview."

18 months since Cali, and they still haven't stopped trying to re-recruit him. "I’m not going to take it but I figured I might use the chance to get some nice meals on the DEA’s tab.” Helena purses her lips. 

“You always were good at using people.” He physically recoils at the remark. Suppose I had that one coming, he thinks to himself. Seconds pass in silence and she doesn't budge. Just remains in place with her eyes seemingly drilling into his heart. 

“How’s the kid?” Javier asks, just to break the silence. Helena sighs and the hard look in her face softens some.

“At first it was worse, moving here,” she says and he nods along. “As scary as it could be back home he at least knew the place. New people, new apartment. It was a lot to deal with. It’s better now, though.” He remembers trying to give her cash, for clothes or whatever was needed. Most of the time she was too proud to accept it but there was one time when Cruz got an ear infection that just wouldn’t go away. She took the cash that time, but then she also ignored Javier’s calls for a whole week until one day she showed up with the money plus interest.

“Come on.” She nods to the exit. “I want to talk to you about something.”

⁂

It’s a nice apartment. Nothing big, but it’s enough. Helena shows him to the open kitchen/living room area, gesturing for him to take a seat on the couch. She herself takes the single armchair. She doesn’t offer him a drink or anything and Javier finds himself unsure what to do with his hands. He ends up folding them in his lap, studying his cuticles as the silence grows heavier. Finally, she speaks.

"For a long time, I was angry. If you hadn't said it would get me a visa, I wouldn't have pushed so hard. Maybe he wouldn't have caught on and…" she trails off. Javier raises his gaze to meet hers.

"Perdoname, Helena. No debi haber hecho-" 

"But I also remember you killing them,” she interrupts. “Your vest draping over me, you carrying me out.” Again, the memories of that night flashes before him. How she was shaking, sobbing in his arms. How he didn’t know what to do or say. He still doesn’t. Helena leans forward, chews at the insides of her cheeks.

“Es complicado.” She swipes away a budding tear with her thumb. “On the bad days I think 'Javier Peña put me there' and on the good days 'he saved me. He got me that visa'." Javier tries to breathe but it’s as if his lungs are held in a vice. He should’ve gotten it sooner, should’ve pressed hard at the embassy to help her out. God knows she’d deserved it, not to mention Cruz who deserved growing up somewhere safer. Javier squeezes his eyes shut.

"You know what never changes though?" she asks and he waits for the rest in silence. "No matter what, I can't stop thinking about your arms holding me because at the end of the day that's the last time I felt safe. Even when I was bleeding and bruised, I felt safe with you those moments before the ambulance came and you disappeared." He opens his eyes again. Finds that her gaze hasn’t wavered. Another long silence passes, this time it’s Javier who breaks it.

"I'm leaving New York tomorrow night." He's not sure what he's trying to tell her with that: 'I'll be out of your hair soon' or 'If you want something to happen, time is limited'. Helena rises to her feet.

"Ésta bien." She climbs onto his lap, his arms instinctively wrapping around her like they’ve done countless times before. When they kiss, it’s both familiar and entirely new. They’re not the same as they were back then. Javier maneuvers her onto her back, lies himself on top of her but uses one hand to keep from crushing her smaller frame beneath his weight. Every step of the way, he waits for her to take it first. Doesn’t reach for her buttons before she’s reached for his. She gasps as he presses into her, a raspy sound that he hasn’t heard in years. Javier moves carefully, his lips slotted to hers like they’ve been glued together. He tries to put everything that he’s feeling into it. Bottomless guilt, relief that she's built herself a decent life away from the past. Gratitude that she doesn't seem to hate him, at least not fully.

“Lo siento,” he says again, hearing his own voice crack with emotion. She doesn’t answer, just kisses him even more fervently while her manicured nails dig into his back. 

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No surprise charges: The Sharma’s, for sure, were relieved to know that Aptech Visa was transparent in terms of pricing. There were no hidden costs, without which they could have been 'caught' for surprise charges along the way.

4. Holistic Service A lot can be said about Aptech Visa since it runs the gamut from eligibility tests up to post-landing services. Indeed, more than an immigration consultant, she is a partner with whom one can build a new life abroad.

5. Customized Counseling:

Aptech Visa did not provide general counselling to the Sharmas. They help develop a plan tailored to their qualification and objective and apply through the best immigration program for their needs.

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It had been months, but finally, the Sharmas received that coveted news- their Canada PR approved! " It was a day we will never forget when we received the approval. Aptech Visa made our dream of moving to Canada come true," says Mrs. Sharma.

The Sharma’s are living happily in Toronto today-all thanks to the constant support from Aptech Visa. "You should go to Aptech Visa if you are looking for the best immigration consultants in Delhi for Canada. Their work is truly exceptional," says Mr. Sharma with a cheerful smile.

The whole immigration process to Canada is complex, but proper guidance makes their journey smooth and worthwhile. In the case of Sharma’s, it was a matter of difference when they decided to choose Aptech Visa. Its successful track record, personalized services, and commitment to transparency have given it a reputation as the best Canada immigration consultant in Delhi.

If you dream of a new life in Canada, then don't let it be a chance. Let Aptech Visa's dream become your mission. For more queries and concerns you can refer to https://www.aptechvisa.com/canada-pr, you can also write to us at info@aptechvisa.com and you can give a call to our Canada Immigration Experts at 7503832132 / 928 928 9007

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Hi friends I am going to my visa application appointment in a couple hours and am suddenly struck with terror can you pray for me that all would go smoothly I would have all the paperwork I need in proper order and also ideally that I would not have to do an interview or else would have a very very quick one with questions I can answer easily and confidently thank you