Saturday, August 28, 2010

I was granted sweden student visa but after 2 days it got canceled.Does any one have any idea?


I was granted sweden student visa but after 2 days it got canceled.Does any one have any idea?
i got call from embassy(chennai,india) that i was granted student visa and was asked to submit my passport for stamping,after 2 days i got call from embassy that my granted visa has been canceled and the reason for cancellation and my passport will be sent to through post. i have submitted all proof properly. i am waiting for letter of rejection details
Studying Abroad - 2 Answers
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If you tell us the reason the embassy gave for not issuing you a visa we might be able to help you.
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Sweden has strict immigration laws. If they find that you have a criminal record, your most likely to be rejected entry to the country as a student. On the other hand, if they think you won't be able to handle to pay tax, university fees or any other necessary fees, your most likely to be denied entry.
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Just wait on the rejection letter and see what it says. There are a zillion reasons why you could have been denied.

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Saturday, August 14, 2010

I need to apply for a student visa for studying in Sweden, do I have to go to the embassy or can i mail it in?

I need to apply for a student visa for studying in Sweden, do I have to go to the embassy or can i mail it in?
I am a Canadian student going to Sweden to study in January 2010. Do I have to physically go to the Swedish Embassy in Ottawa to get my student visa or is there some other way to get it? And if so, is it quicker to go to the embassy?
Other - Europe - 2 Answers
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See site below to see that you must apply in person at the embassy in Ottawa or a consulate. See 3rd site for list of consulates and how to contact them...then you can contact the nearest one and ask for sure if you may apply there.
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You don't have to go physically to the Embassy in Ottawa but may apply for the visa at any Swedish Consulate in Canada. However it will take about 3-4 working days longer since the applications need to be send by courier service to the Swedish Embassy before forwarding to Sweden. The regular processing time for a student visa application takes 6-8 weeks since the decisions are made by the Swedish Migration Board in Stockholm for most of the applications. http://www.swedenabroad.com/Page____87957.aspx .. http://www.migrationsverket.se/english.jsp ..

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Saturday, August 7, 2010

How many hours a week can an overseas student work in Sweden?


How many hours a week can an overseas student work in Sweden?
Are the overseas students in Sweden allowed to work more than 20 hours a week?
Immigration - 2 Answers
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As far as I know, International students are not allowed to work part/full time in Sweden, not unless you have a wok permit.
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A residence permit issued for studies allows the holder to work without a work permit. The limitations on work hours are the same as for citizens and permanent residents. Studying without a residence permit, which is legal in some situations, will not allow employment. The permit can be revoked if the holder does not study as stated in the residence permit application.

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Sunday, August 1, 2010

Medical Examination for Sweden Student Resident Permit ?


Medical Examination for Sweden Student Resident Permit ?
Hello I have Hep B from some years.Even though my Liver Functioning Test is perfect. Im planning to apply for a degree in Sweden at MSc level. but im worried if my Hep will be an issue. Can someoen tell what are the tests done before permit is issued ?
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contact the organization from which you are getting your degree and ask them - they should know (or at least be able to tell you where to go to get an answer). m

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