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A supervisor or colleague's signature on an employment attestation might be acceptable only as supporting documentation, not as the primary verification. For example, if the primary signatory (HR or a senior manager) is unavailable, a letter from a supervisor or colleague along with other strong supporting evidence (like payslips, contracts, etc.) might be considered, but it's not a guaranteed solution and depends entirely on the immigration authority's requirements. It's best to obtain the correct signature from an authorized person within the company to avoid delays or rejection.

Generally, work experience gained while on a Canadian study permit is permissible provided it adhered to the permit's conditions regarding authorized work hours and types of employment. Exceeding authorized work hours or engaging in unauthorized work would violate your study permit. Whether your specific experience counts depends on the immigration program's requirements and whether you complied with your study permit's conditions. Review your study permit and the specific immigration program guidelines.

For freelance work, provide contracts, invoices with payment proof, client testimonials, and your portfolio. Tax returns also help. This demonstrates your work history.

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Yes, you must mention a previous visa refusal from France when reapplying. Immigration authorities check for this information, and omitting it is considered misrepresentation, which can severely damage your chances of future visa approvals and even have legal consequences. Be completely transparent and explain the reasons for the previous refusal in your application. Regarding your German visa, you should also mention it. Possessing a valid visa from another Schengen country is generally viewed positively as it demonstrates your travel history and adherence to visa regulations. It doesn't guarantee approval, but it can be a helpful piece of information in your application. Make sure to clearly state the dates of your German visa and the purpose of your travel during that time.

Hi! Thank you for your question. To prove your work experience as a self-employed individual, you can gather the following documents...Contracts: Keep copies of all contracts you've signed with clients. Invoices: Provide invoices that detail the work you completed for each client. Client Testimonials: Collect letters or emails from clients that confirm your work and contributions. Portfolio: Showcase your completed projects in a professional portfolio. Tax Documents: If applicable, include any tax documents that reflect your income from freelance work. These documents can help demonstrate your experience effectively. Good luck!

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Hello! For a two-week Schengen tourist visa, it's generally recommended to provide bank statements that show sufficient funds for your stay. This often means having at least €50-100 per day available, depending on the country you're visiting. Typically, you should include statements for the last 3 to 6 months to demonstrate financial stability. Always check the specific requirements of the country you plan to visit, as they can vary. At least 6000 Euros good! Safe travels!

Thank you for your comment! Yes, I do use authentic resources, including the Swedish Migration Agency's website, to provide accurate information about the researcher visa process. While Sweden does have a relatively high rejection rate for Schengen & other types of visas at 23.1% in 2023, it's important to note that 100 % of our applicants still successfully obtain their visas, and if you are here for that you are almost close to get one!

"Great question! If you’re self-employed in stock trading, you can definitely include it in your work history. Make sure to document your trading activities, such as your trading account statements, any contracts with clients, or proof of income. This will help verify your experience. Good luck!"

A national visa for family reunification issued by a Schengen country does not automatically grant the right to travel freely within the entire Schengen Area. For Gemany it's okay, while many such visas allow for travel within the Schengen zone for up to 90 days within a 180-day period, this is not universally true. The specific conditions of the visa, including travel permissions, are determined by the issuing country and are [stated on the visa itself or in accompanying documentation]. It's crucial to check the specific terms and conditions of the visa before traveling to another Schengen country.

Hi! As a British citizen, you can move to Norway for work, study, or family reasons. You’ll need to apply for a residence permit based on your purpose of stay. Make sure to check the requirements on the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration's website. Good luck!

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Hi! Great question! If you were studying in Canada and gained work experience during that time, typically, you should select "no work permit required." Since you were a student, that work experience is generally considered valid, but you’re right that it doesn’t earn points. Always double-check the specific requirements for your application to ensure accuracy. Thanks for your question! 😊

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Hi! Good evening. I hope you're doing well too. Getting a Belgian ID card while you're already in Belgium with a Croatian TRC is possible, but it depends on your residency status in Belgium. You'll need to apply for a Belgian residence permit first. Once you have that, you can then apply for a Belgian identity card. The process involves going to your local municipality (commune) and providing the necessary documentation. I recommend checking the website of the Belgian Federal Public Service Home Affairs (SPF Intérieur) for detailed information and the specific requirements based on your situation. They will have the most up-to-date information on the application process.