Published by Rebekah Nahai on August 5th, 2009 in Global Visas, Immigration Tips, UK immigration, USA Immigration and work visas
They may be pale and drink too much beer, but studies show British men make better domestic partners than their Spanish, Japanese and Australian counterparts.
Move to the UK for a dose of domestic bliss
Research shows that both men and women are more likely to move in with or marry their partner if he or she helps out with household chores – and UK men seem to have few qualms about chipping in around the house.
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Published by Rebekah Nahai on July 28th, 2009 in Global Visas, Immigration Tips, USA Immigration and work visas
News headlines today declared US student visas the most sought-after worldwide.
They’re not blowing hot air: nearly 624,000 international students attended US universities in the 2007/2008 academic year. But deciding where to move in the US for university is no small feat.
Aside from university reputation, academic quality, and acceptance probability, students must consider more mundane things like local weather and attractions.
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Published by Rebekah Nahai on July 24th, 2009 in Expats, Immigration Tips, USA Immigration and work visas
Sandra Bullock's (right) 'Proposal' to Ryan Reynolds (left) to secure US visa
Want to know how NOT to get a US work visa? Then watch The Proposal, a new rom-com starring Sandra Bullock, just out in cinemas worldwide.
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Published by Mark Johnstone on July 10th, 2009 in Australian Immigration, Canadian Immigration, Expats, Global Immigration, Global Visas, Immigration Tips, Move to Australia, South African Immigration, Studying abroad, UK immigration
A work visa can boost your brainpower
Don’t just take Global Visas’ word for it that living and working abroad is better for your mental health. A research project has proved there is actually a proven link between improved creativity and living abroad.
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Published by Gareth on July 7th, 2009 in Australian Immigration, Global Visas, Immigration Tips, Move to Australia
There are, of course, many things to consider when embarking on a new life in Australia, but here are few practical tips that people moving to Australia need to be aware of.
The weather
The Australian summer falls from December to February and is dry and very hot. Australians typically wear factor 30+ sunscreen as skin cancer is common. However, the weather is a fantastic plus-point to settling in Australia and is a great excuse to make the most of the beaches and water sports, available to everyone living near the coast.
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Published by Mark Johnstone on July 1st, 2009 in Australian Immigration, Canadian Immigration, EU immigration and Blue Card, Expats, Global Immigration, Global Visas, Immigration Tips, Move to Australia, South African Immigration, Studying abroad, UK immigration
We at Global Visas offer you some handy hints as to how to most efficiently secure your all important work visa:
1. Patience is paramount in the visa process.
We all know someone who thinks the rules don’t apply to them. But Immigration laws apply to everyone equally and the process takes time. In only very exceptional cases, fast tracking visas is possible, but in most cases, the visa process must run its set course. Make sure you plan well head, allowing plenty of time for the visa(s) to be granted.
2. Don’t book a flight until the visa has been issued.
This may sound like obvious advice, but even the most straightforward cases can be delayed. Recently we had a client who booked a flight thinking the case visa would be issued in ample time. Unfortunately the employee’s passport was expiring within six months and this prevented a visa being granted. The visa would have taken 24 hours to secure. His passport took six weeks to renew.
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