You will need to apply for an F-1 or student visa for your studies at USC. For more information on applying for a student visa, please see the "Steps to Applying and Student Visa Information" section of this site. You can also refer to the checklist of required documents on the International Programs for Students web site.

Please see the Visa Application Forms section of our website for many the forms you'll need to apply for a nonimmigrant visa. Links to the electronic versions of some forms are also included.

Yes. All Tajikistani citizens who are not legal permanent residents of the United States (green card holders) require a visa to visit the United States, regardless of age.

ANSWER: In some cases, you may not need a work permit. B-1 Visitors for Business can do many things in the U.S. that look like "work". For example, you can come to the U.S. to install, service and train if the services relate to sales of Canadian-made software. The "smile and a wave" method. Just state the purpose of your trip when you travel to the U.S., or The "official looking letter" method.

You should apply for your Visa in person at the relevant Belgian embassy or consulate in your country of residence. If there is no Belgian embassy or consulate in your country of residence, you should apply to the Belgian embassy responsible for that country (usually located in a neighbouring country). This embassy will also tell you if you can submit your Visa application in your country of residence via the embassy of another Schengen country.

You need to apply for Tourist, Business, Student or work visa according to the trip purpose. You may request for Single, Double, Multiple Entry visa according to your need. Effective August 01, 2007, Chinese Embassy and Consulates charge flat fee for all type of visa, you may as well go for 12 months multiple entry visa, provided your passport will not expire in 15 months.

UN interns must have a valid visa. Most common is the B-1 visa. Depending on your nationality and student status (for instance whether you are studying in your home country or abroad), this may vary. Please check with the United States of America Embassy/Consulate in your country of current residence. For additional information, please check the following link: US immigration Support

There a number of documents you will need to provide when applying for your visa to show that you qualify for entry to the UK as a student. For further information, and to confirm what documents you will require, we recommend you visit the UK Home Office's website at www.ukvisas.gov.uk or contact your local British Embassy or High Commission. You may also find UKCOSA's guidance notes useful. They are available as a pdf at http://www.ukcosa.org.uk/images/before_leaving.pdf

The U.S. embassy or consulate will require certain information to verify your eligibility to obtain admission to the US. Valid passport for travel to U.S. with a validity date at least 6 months beyond the applicant's intended period of stay in the U.S. Sufficient financial resource to defray all living and school expenses during the entire period of anticipated study in the U.S.

a letter from your New Zealand employer providing full details of position offered and details of efforts made to fill the position by a New Zealander If your occupation is not in the Immediate Skill Shortage List or Long Term Skill Shortage List, Approval in Principle letter issued by Immigration New Zealand to your employer allowing them to hire a foreigner for the position is required. The processing time for most application is 10-12 working days.

North-Americans, Canadians and most Europeans do not need a visa for Guatemala. Check with your guidebook or a Guatemalan embassy or consulate, or look at the web site of the Guatemalan foreign ministry: http://www.minex.gob.gt/tur/tur8.htm (citizens of the countries in class "A" do not need visa). In Customs, visitors travelling with a passport are given permission to spend 30 or 90 consecutive days in Guatemala.

Every non-Citizen requires a visa to enter and to remain in Australia. Refer the Department of Immigration (DIMA) website for detailed information on how to apply, the correct forms to use and current application fees and charges. If you decide you would like or need assistance, please let us know.