anarki said:
you can go to Aruna Photo studio.. they have many branches in Hyderabad. you can choose the nearest one through onlineanarki said:
Oscar7 said:[size=8pt] I thought of jotting down a few points on this topic. Good luck to all prospective immigrants!!
1- The question is not whether people are successful there - the real question is if 'I' or 'my family' will be successful there. A lot are successful!!!
2- I am sure even from within us a good 25 to 30% will pack their bags back in some time, though the actual percentage may vary. But a good percentage will be successful, and that is what really matters.
3- Hints of who will be successful - people that are already familiar with ways of the developed world, or people who have prepared themselves well for the upcoming move, or people that are ready to invest a lot in re-educating themselves, or simply people that are smarter and find solutions.
4- Who is coming back then - people who need hand holding in almost every thing on a day to day basis, or people who don't have much to give but are only there to ask all the time, or people who do not know where to find what info, or people who are constantly worried. The new culture will sense your insecurity soon and use it to their advantage.
Asking is okay though, it is foolish not to ask. But one should put effort themselves rather than look for short cuts. I'd say even making mistakes is ok, not a big deal if one made a mistake and let's say application returned - we always learn.
The essence of the post is for us to identify where we fit and understand what we can do to 'upgrade' self for this major transition in life. After all, we all want to make a success out of this, though not all will be able to. Ask yourself, have I invested properly to ready myself for this move!
Hopefully the post sounds with a balanced view but please do let me know if it sounds one-sided (can even PM me if this offends you LOL instead of whacking my a$$ in public), or if I may have forgotten to include something critical. Please research well there is ton of information out there - both readable and video. Plan to land as single (this is for some, if not for all) to make your initial struggle a bit easy on the pocket as well as on the mind. All the best in the next steps!!
pandu123 said:
sahar_lotfi_77 said:
You can contact your Visa Office mentioned in above question and inform them about the newborn baby. They will send you an email / snail mail with additional documents that are required by visa office. They are usually Updated Family Information Form, Passport copy of the newborn baby, birth certificate, additional $150 for the dependent child, 6 photos etc.
Probably you wont get......coz 21 points are awarded for BSc .nursing.degree....and a certificate equivalency in WES clearly defines this.jaison said:
divyangpatel said:
Oscar7 said:Hi dear, Wait till you get to Canada, the mmdd and ddmm thing screws us all the time, especially in the initial few months.
In US all the more funny, electric switches turn on when pressed upward, you drive on the right side and dates are written opposite of India in terms of dd/mm/yy here. One's world seems turned completely upside down. The good part is there too they still live on the floors and not yet on the ceilings LOL
But I am hearing a legislation change coming up on that in the Senate 8)
[size=8pt]Disclaimer for public interest - To make the transition smooth please start rubbing a$$ with toilet paper. The *process* will be perfected by the time one gets there.
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