It is a special visa for non US & Canadian nationals to work onboard a cruise ship. This can be obtained at the US Embassy in your respective countries.

No. Any traveler with a valid visa in an expired passport and a new valid passport is welcome to enter the United States carrying both passports. Such travelers will be admitted, barring any other ineligibility, at any time prior to the date of the visa's expiration. It is not necessary to obtain another visa in the new passport.

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.

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.

The visa category is determined by the purpose of travel. Journalists going for pleasure or commercial business can travel on B1/B2 visas. The line between what is permissible with a B1/B2 vs. I can get a little murky sometimes. Obviously, a journalist going to work in a U.S. office of his news organization should get an I, as should someone who is being sent to the U.S. to do reporting for his organization.

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.

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.

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.

If you have already been certified by the American Medical Board, you may have a hospital petition for a work (H1-B) visa on your behalf. If you have not yet been certified, you will probably need to go under exchange visitor (J) status with the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG). The ECFMG is the only program sponsor authorized to use the exchange visitor category for physicians.

Unless your spouse/partner is a NZ citizen or resident, you must have a job offer from a New Zealand company before you may lodge an application for work visa.

Work crew is a four-week volunteer opportunity for those in high school. To be eligible a student must have completed one year of high school and his or her local area's work crew training course. The work crew serves the campers in a variety of ways, including as dining hall servers, grounds crew and housekeepers. Once an application has been completed, it should be turned in to the local Young Life leader who will route it to the camps. The deadline for work crew applications is March 15.

Infectious agents and other biohazards are covered under (International Air Transport Association) IATA dangerous goods regulations. As a minimum, all applicable IATA regulations must be met. These include proper packaging, marking, labeling, shipping papers, emergency response information, compliance with individual state (i.e.

Work permits can only be applied for by employers on behalf of their employee. Therefore if you are an individual, generally, the answer is no. Disclaimer : All information on this website, or any communications made via e-mail is of a general nature. Such information should not be wholly interpreted, or relied upon as legal advice.

Not everyone needs special training. If you need any special courses or training, we can arrange those courses for you.

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