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Immigration Consultancy Services provided by FEDERAL GLOBAL SERVICES, is simply unequaled. Due to the excellence of our outstanding Global Immigration Services, we have been widely known at trustworthy and reliable immigration service providers. We serve our visitors with appropriate information concerning their student visa and studying abroad. Our goal is to provide you with professional, competent and experienced service which will help you accomplish your personal immigration goals. Use the extensive resources and guidelines that we provide here to learn more about temporary visas , permanent residence , citizenship and more. You can keep up to date with changes in immigration laws as they may affect you and your family personally. If you have any questions as to whether you qualify for any particular visa, please feel free to ask to get the helpful information. Available ServicesAs a successful and reputable firm of migration consultants, FGS is serious about its responsibilities to clients and to the worldwide public generally. To all interested persons we offer, for free, information about immigration on our website and email newsletter.

List of Countries for which we provide Immigration Services.

• USA
• UK
• Canada
• New Zealand

Immigration Services for USA L1 Visa InformationUS Work Visas for US Business ExpansionExpanding Your Business to the U.S.? An L1 Visa May Be For You. If you have or are working for an existing business in Canada or another country, you may qualify for an L1 Visa to the US. L1 Visas are a type of US Work Visa and are for people expanding their business to the U.S. or are being transferred to an existing American Business. Basic Requirements for L1 Visas

• You must have worked outside the United States such as in Canada for one full year within the preceding three years on a full time basis; and
• You must have worked for a "qualifying organization" outside the United States as an executive, manager or in a "specialized knowledge"; and
• You are being transferred to the United States to work for a new or existing U.S. Business that is either subsidiary, branch or affiliate of the Canadian company.

Two types of L-1 Visas: L-1A and L-1B L-1A Visas are issued for employees working as an executive or manager for their company. L-1B Visas are those persons with specialized knowledge. NOTE: Each of these terms (manager, executive and specialized knowledge worker) have a very specific legal definition. It is therefore important that you consult with an immigration lawyer to determine if you qualify. How Long is the L1 Visa Valid For?L1A visas (managers or executives) are valid for a total period of seven years from the date of issuance. This visa may be extended if one resides in and commutes from Canada or Mexico to the United States for employment.L1B visas (specialized knowledge workers) are valid for a total period of five years. Again, if one is a commuter, this period may be extended. Does your Business Qualify for an L1 Visa?L1 visas are available to employees working for companies outside the United States such as in Canada that have BRANCHES, SUBSIDIARIES, AFFILIATES OR JOINT VENTURE PARTNERS in the United States. Each type of business relationship is precisely defined by U.S. Immigration Regulations and legal advice is required to determine whether the business relationship complies with the INS definition. It is also important to note that the foreign business outside the U.S. must continue to operate during the L-1 transfer to the United States. This means that while the foreign worker is in the United States pursuant to the L-1 visa, the business outside the United States must be ongoing. The foreign business outside the United States should therefore retain at least one employee abroad during the duration of the L-1 visa status. NOTE: Your Canadian Business does NOT have to be a large business to qualify for an L1 Visa. However, it is important that your Canadian or non-U.S. business still operates while you are in the U.S. on your L1 Visa. Getting a Green Card from an L1APersons holding or persons who are eligible for a L-1A visa as an Executive or Manager may qualify for an employment based green card. In addition, you also can apply for a green card without having to undergo the rigorous process of Labor Certification which involves proving that there are no U.S. workers who can fill the position offered by the U.S. employer. L1 Visas for CanadiansCanadians can apply for L1 Work Visas and can take advantage of NAFTA by of applying for L1 visas at a U.S/Canadian port of entry rather than having to apply at a U.S. immigration office called a Service Center in the U.S. This means that the Canadian can take all his or her documentation to a U.S. border and receive an L1 Visa on the spot! Applying for an L1 Visa: What Documents Do you Need for an L1 Visa?Generally, there are a long list of documents that you need for the L1 Visa including information about the existing Canadian company, your employment in Canada, business plans for the US, US company documents etc. There are also U.S. Immigration forms to complete such as the I-129. You should always consult with an immigration lawyer for advise about what specific documents you need for your L1 Visa. IMPORTANT!! Always make sure you have ALL the necessary documents before applying for your L1 Visa. This communication is for use by the intended recipient and contains information that may be Privileged, confidential or copyrighted under applicable law. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby formally notified that any use, copying or distribution of this e-mail, in whole or in part, is strictly prohibited. Please notify the sender by return e-mail and delete this e-mail from your system. Unless explicitly and conspicuously designated as "E-Contract Intended", this e-mail does not constitute a contract offer, a contract amendment, or an acceptance of a contract offer. This e-mail does not constitute a consent to the use of sender's contact information for direct marketing purposes or for transfers of data to third parties.

IMMIGRATION SERVICES FOR UK

As a UK immigration consultancy Federal Global can assist you with your relocation to the UK, whichever tier is right for you. Our immigration consultants can provide a complete service for the range of existing UK visas and working permits available. We can guide you at every stage from immigration lawyer advice on your initial application through to on arrival services designed to help you adjust to living and working in Britain. The Tier system will simplify the process of applying for a UK visa, restructuring more than 80 types of visa for immigration currently in use into a more straightforward, transparent system.

• Tier 1 visa: Migrants with desirable professional skills.
• Tier 2 visa: Skilled workers with an offer of employment.
• Tier 3 visa: Temporary, low skilled workers.
• Tier 4 visa: Students.
• Tier 5 visa: Youth mobility schemes/ temporary workers.

Tier 1 visa: Highly skilled individuals

The tier 1 visa category is essentially a rebranded version of the previous Highly Skilled Migrant Programme (HSMP). It is available to highly skilled individuals who can bring professional skills, qualifications and experience to the United Kingdom. A job offer is not required in order to apply for a tier 1 visa. If your application is successful you will have the right to immigrate to the UK with full and free access to the employment market. This means that depending on the category of tier 1 visa you have successfully applied for, you will be permitted to live and work in the UK, seek and undertake employment, establish a business, make a substantial investment, or be self-employed. BenefitsOne of the key benefits of the tier 1 visa system is that you do not require a job offer to enable you to lodge a successful application. Furthermore, the tier one visa provides you with a route towards settlement in the UK, with an opportunity to apply for as 'permanent residency' in the UK.

There are 4 categories of tier 1 visa

• Tier 1: General Visa
• Tier 1: Post Study Work Visa
• Tier 1: Entrepreneur Visa
• Tier 1: Investor Visa

The points system is designed to allow a wider variety of candidates to reach the pass-mark threshold based upon performance in the different areas of assessment. For example in situations where an older candidate may lose points in terms of age, they may be able to recoup the balance through claiming more points for their previous earnings. Alternatively, younger candidates without an established career may not yet command high earnings but they may be able to reach the minimum points threshold based upon their qualifications and age. A total of 75 points is required to qualify for a tier one general visa. Provided below is an overview of how the points criteria will function.

Age

• Under 28 years of age = 20 points
• 28 - 29 years of age = 10 points
• 30 - 31 years of age = 5 points

Qualifications

• PHD = 50 points
• Masters Degree = 35 points

Earnings

• 40, 000 + = 45 points
• 35, 000 - 39, 999 = 40 points
• 32, 000 - 34, 999 = 35 points
• 29, 000 - 31, 999 = 30 points
• 26, 000 - 28, 999 = 25 points
• 23, 000 - 25, 999 = 20 points
• 20, 000 - 22, 999 = 15 points
• 18, 000 - 19, 999 = 10 points
• 16, 000 - 17, 999 = 5 points

The earnings component will be weighted to take into account the country and currency in which your earnings were generated. Applicants may be eligible for a further 5 points where they can show proof of earnings or evidence that they gained their qualifications while in the United Kingdom.In addition to the points system outlined above, you will also be required to show that you are proficient in the English Language and that you can support yourself or any dependants without requiring assistance from public funds. DependantsUnder the new Points Based System, spouse and dependent visas will allow you to bring your husband, wife, civil partner or unmarried partner to join you in the UK. Tier 2 Work Permits: Skilled individuals with a job offerThe Tier 2 visa is similar to the previous work permit scheme whereby a job offer is required in order to submit a successful application. Tier 2 is intended to cater to people with qualifications or important work-related experience within a wide range of sectors from health service workers to white collar jobs and the trades. Under tier 2 requires you to obtain a certificate of sponsorship. Tier 2 visa applications are employer led and the sponsoring employer will need to satisfy certain responsibilities, one of which is being registered as a licensed sponsor with the UK Border Agency. To qualify for a tier 2 work permit (general category) you are required to score 70 points in a skills assessment and you must also prove that you are proficient in the English language and can satisfy maintenance requirements. Within the tier 2 visa category there are three visa sub-categories:

• Tier 2 general UK work permits
• Tier 2 intra-company transfer work permits
• Tier 2 visas for sportspeople

BenefitsA successful tier 2 visa application offers a potential route for permanent settlement in the United Kingdom. After five years in the UK as a tier 2 visa holder you may become eligible to apply for Permanent Residency. Eligibility assessmentThe information below provides an overview of the points assessment for the tier 2 general work permit visa category.

• Job on the shortage occupation list - 50 points
• Job that has met the resident labour market test 30 points
• Switching from the tier 1 post-study worker category 30 points

Qualifications

• NVQ3 = 5 points
• Bachelors Degree = 10 points
• Masters Degree =
• 10 points PhD = 15 points

Prospective Earnings

• 17, 000 - 19, 999 = 5 points
• 20, 000 - 21, 999 = 10 points
• 22, 000 - 23, 999 = 15 points
More than
• 24, 000 = 20 points

Intra-Company Transfer candidates will automatically receive 50 points. English language and maintenance requirementsIn addition to satisfying the points criteria outlined above, you will also be required to show that you are proficient in the English Language and you must achieve a score of 10 points in this area. There are three ways you can score points for English language

• Be a national of a majority English speaking country; or
• Pass an English language test from an approved English language test provider; or
• Hold a degree that was taught in English and is equivalent to a United Kingdom bachelor's degree or above.
• To qualify you must also meet the required score of 10 points for maintenance whereby you must show evidence that you have 800 of available funds your bank account for at least three months prior to you making your application.

Employer ResponsibilitiesEmployers recruiting candidates through the tier 2 work permit system must provide a sponsorship certificate detailing the job title and demonstrating that the salary offered is appropriate for such a position and that the role is at or above NVQ3. The certificate acts as confirmation that the candidate has the necessary skills and the intention to fill the specified position. Where a position being offered is not a shortage occupation the employer must illustrate that they have attempted to fill the role from the domestic workforce through appropriate advertising, without success. In circumstances where a candidate wishes to change employment, a new certificate of sponsorship is required and a reassessment against the points system needs to take place. Additional InformationUnder the tier 2 of the points-based system family immigration will be permitted for your wife, husband, civil partner, unmarried partner and/or dependent children. Furthermore, the marriage visa, unmarried partner visa and UK fiance visa categories have remained distinct from the new 5 tier visas for points based immigration. Tier 3 Visas: Low skilled workersTier 3 is designed to cater for people immigrating to the UK in order to perform temporary low skilled work. Please note that the tier 3 visa category is currently suspended and no information is available as to when or if it will be implemented. Tier 4 visas: StudentsIntroduced in March 2009, the tier 4 visa category caters to students who are paying for tuition in the UK and reflects the importance that universities and colleges attach to income from overseas. In recent years student visas have proved controversial amid allegations that it has been an entry route that is particularly open to abuse. For this reason education providers are now increasingly responsible for ensuring that overseas students obey the rules of their visas. In this case, the sponsor will be the educational institution offering a place which a student has accepted. Each sponsoring institution will be required to vouch for the ability of students. General studentThis category includes students studying in Britain at or above degree level in a publicly funded institution, or engaging in more than 15 hours of study per week. In this category you are permitted to work for 20 hours each week during term time and full-time during holiday periods. If you have any dependants they will be able to join you. School studentThis category includes students in full time study at an independent school up to the age of 18. Working hours are the same as the general student category but dependents are not permitted. Study through work studentThis category caters to students on work experience courses or placements. Working hours will be the same as the other two categories and dependants will be permitted in instances where the principal applicant will be in the country in excess of 12 months. Additional informationDependants of students making a successful tier 4 UK visa application will be permitted to enter the UK, however as with tier 3 visas and tier 5 visas, this tier is regarded as a temporary immigration route. In addition, spouse and dependent immigration in these circumstances will also be temporary and will reflect the grant of leave awarded to the principal applicant. Tier 5: Temporary workers and youth mobilityTier 5 visas cover cultural exchanges or working holidays in the UK undertaken by young people. The Youth Mobility scheme is the replacement for the popular Working Holidaymaker programme. Tier 5 also caters to a range of specific temporary employment opportunities including professional sports people or professional musicians who want to come to the UK to participate in a specific event such as the Olympics, a football match, or a concert. EligibilityApplications for the tier 5 visa require a certificate of sponsorship to be issued by the Government in your home country. This certificate will serve as an assurance that you will abide by the terms of the scheme undertaken. Youth Mobility SchemesThe new tier 5 visa replaces a range of youth mobility schemes such as the Working Holidaymaker visa and the Au Pair Programme with a single visa system. Tier 5 is available to you if you are from a participating country and you are aged 18-30 years old. If your application is successful you will be granted leave to enter the UK for a maximum period of 24 months. Immigration to the UK via this route is temporary and you will be required to return to your home country at the expiry of your visa. Tier 5 visa category does not lead to permanent residence in the UK. Furthermore, you are not allowed to be self-employed in the UK or to function as a professional sportsperson and you cannot bring any dependents into the country or switch to any other tiers of the system. Temporary workersTier 5 visas for the UK also accommodate the following categories of temporary workers immigrating to Britain who do not qualify under the requirements of a tier 2 visa. Once again, the maximum duration of leave is 24 months and switching to other tiers is not permitted. Dependents will be admitted but will only be allowed to work in the UK if the principle applicant is afforded more than 12 months leave. Creative/SportingUK visa applications can be made by creative artists, sportspeople or entertainers provided that a sponsor has been organized. Sponsors must be able to confirm that applicants pose no threat to the domestic workforce and will engage only in the specified activity. Charity/Voluntary WorkersIf you are a volunteer worker seeking to enter the UK via this route you will need to provide evidence of sponsorship from a charity or benevolent organization. Your sponsor must be able to demonstrate that the activity is directly relevant to the organization and that it will not be permanent. Religious workersWith the exception of ministers of a faith who engage in a preaching and pastoral capacity, religious workers may visit the UK if they are sponsored by the faith community. Government authorised exchangeEntering the country as part of an accredited exchange, development or knowledge sharing scheme is permitted subject to sponsorship by the organization running the scheme is question.

IMMIGRATION SERVICES FOR CANADA

Immigrating to Canada permanently is an exciting opportunity. However, there are Several things you should consider before you apply to be a permanent resident.If you want to immigrate to Canada, there are a few different ways to apply. You will need to decide which immigration program will work best for you and your family. Find out about the requirements and the steps to apply in eachcategory: Skilled workers and professionalsFor people who want to settle and work in Canada (outside of Quebec) Quebec-selected skilled workersFor people selected by the Quebec government to settle and work in Quebec Canadian Experience ClassFor people who have recent Canadian work experience or have graduated and recently worked in Canada Investors, entrepreneurs and self-employed peopleFor people who want to start a business in Canada

Skilled workers and professionals Skilled workers are selected as permanent residents based on their education, work experience, knowledge of English and/or French, and other criteria that have been shown to help them become economically established in Canada.The term federal skilled worker refers to the category under which skilled workers apply if they want to live in any Canadian province or territory except Quebec. ELIGIBILITYSkilled workers are people who are selected as permanent residents based on their ability to become economically established in Canada. Your application will be reviewed in three steps. Your application is eligible for processing if

• you have an offer of arranged employment (If you have an offer of permanent employment from a Canadian employer, it can improve your chances of having your federal skilled worker application approved), OR
• you are a foreign national who has been living legally in Canada for one year as a temporary foreign worker or an international student, OR
• you are a skilled worker who has at least one year of experience

Experience is defined as continuous full-time or equivalent part-time paid work experience. The Seven Steps of the Canada Immigration Process

• 1. Your Canadian immigration application is screened in Sydney, Nova Scotia.
• 2. Request for the submission of a full and complete application with supporting documents to the Canadian Immigration Visa Office that will be processing your application
• 3. Your application is reviewed by a Canadian Immigration Visa Office
• 4. Personal interview is waived or required
• 5. Medical instructions are issued and police clearances are required
• 6. Request for yourpassport and right of Permanent Resident fee
• 7. Issuance of your Canada immigration (Permanent Resident) Visa

LIST OF 38

• 1. Financial Managers
• 2. Computer and Information Systems Managers
• 3. Managers in Health Care
• 4. Restaurant and Food Service Managers
• 5. Accommodation Service Managers
• 6. Construction Managers
• 7. Financial Auditors and Accountants
• 8. Geologists, Geochemists and Geophysicists
• 9. Mining Engineers
• 10. Geological Engineers
• 11. Petroleum Engineers
• 12. Specialist Physicians
• 13. General Practitioners and Family Physicians
• 14. Audiologists and Speech Language Pathologists
• 15. Occupational Therapists
• 16. Physiotherapists
• 17. Head Nurses and Supervisors
• 18. Registered Nurses
• 19. Medical Radiation Technologists
• 20. Licensed Practical Nurses
• 21. University Professors
• 22. College and Other Vocational Instructors
• 23. Chefs
• 24. Cooks
• 25. Contractors and Supervisors, Pipefitting Trades
• 26. Contractors and Supervisors, Carpentry Trades
• 27. Contractors and Supervisors, Heavy Construction Equipment Crews
• 28. Electricians (Except Industrial and Power System)
• 29. Industrial Electricians
• 30. Plumbers
• 31. Steamfitters, Pipe fitters and Sprinkler System Installers
• 32. Welders and Related Machine Operators
• 33. Heavy-Duty Equipment Mechanics
• 34. Crane Operators
• 35. Drillers and Blasters Surface Mining, Quarrying and Construction
• 36. Supervisors, Mining and Quarrying
• 37. Supervisors, Oil and Gas Drilling and Service
• 38. Supervisors, Petroleum, Gas and Chemical Processing and Utilities

2. If your application is eligible for processing, you must also meet the following minimum requirements to qualify as a skilled worker:

• you have at least one year of continuous full-time paid work experience or the equivalent in part-time continuous employment, AND
• your work experience must be Skill Type0 (managerial occupations) or Skill Level A (professional occupations) or B (technical occupations and skilled trades) on the Canadian National Occupational Classification list, AND
• You must have had this experience within the last 10years.

3. If you meet these minimum requirements, your application will then be processed according to the six selection factors in the skilled worker points grid. The six selection factors are:

• your education
• your abilities in English and/or French, Canadas two official languages
• your work experience
• your age
• whether you have arranged employment in Canada, and
• your adaptability.

You must also show that you have enough money to support yourself and your dependants after you arrive in Canada. Quebec-selected skilled workers:Quebec-selected skilled workers must apply in two stages. You must first apply to the Quebec government for a certificate of selection. This is the official document that shows that the Government of Quebec has accepted you to that province. After you have been selected by Quebec, you have to make a separate application to Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) for permanent residence. This is the second and final stage. Here, you will have to pass a medical examination, security and criminal checks. CIC conducts these checks for all immigrants, wherever they intend to move in Canada. You must also show that you have enough money to support yourself and your family after you arrive in Canada. Canadian Experience ClassYou must meet these minimum requirements to apply for permanent residence under the Canadian Experience Class. You must:

• plan to live outside the province of Quebec
• be either:
• a temporary foreign worker with at least two years of full-time (or equivalent) skilled work experience in Canada, or
• a foreign graduate from a Canadian post-secondary institution with at least one year of full-time (or equivalent) skilled work experience in Canada
• have gained your experience in Canada with the proper work or study authorization
• apply while working in Canada or within one year of leaving your job in Canada

According to the Canadian National Occupational Classification (NOC), skilled work experience means:

• Skill Type0 (managerial occupations) or
• Skill Level A (professional occupations) or
• Skill Level B (technical occupations and skilled trades)

Your application will be assessed on two requirements if you apply as a temporary foreign worker:

• your work experience and
• your ability in English or French.

If you apply as a graduate of a Canadian post-secondary educational institution with Canadian work experience, it will be assessed using the above requirements, as well as: your education. If you are married or living with a common-law partner in Canada, and she/he also meets the above requirements, you can decide which one of you will apply for the Canadian Experience Class as a principal applicant. Investors, entrepreneurs and self-employed people: To be eligible under the Immigrant Investor Program, youmust:

• Have at least two years of business experience.
• Have a net worth of at least C$800, 000 that was legally obtained, and be willing and able to make an investment of C$400, 000.
• You must also show that you have enough money to support yourself and your dependants after you arrive inCanada.
• Obtain a minimum of 35 points in the selection grid.
• Meet medical and security requirements. You and your family members must pass a medical examination and security and criminal checks.

To be eligible under the Entrepreneur Program, you must meet the following requirements:

• Have at least two years of business experience.
• Have a net worth of at least C$300, 000 that was obtained legally.
• Meet the selection criteria for the Entrepreneur Program.
• Meet medical, security and other requirements.

Business experienceYou must have managed a qualifying business and have had control of a percentage of equity of the qualifying business for at least two years in the period that begins five years before you submit your application and ends when a decision is made on your application. Your business must not be operated primarily for the purpose of deriving investment income, such as interest, dividends or capital gains. Selection criteriaYou will be assessed based on selection criteria that include your experience, education, age, language abilities and adaptability. Medical, security and other requirementsYou and your family members must pass a medical examination and security and criminal checks. To be eligible as a self-employed person, you must meet the following criteria: (Relevant experience is defined as: participation at a world-class level in cultural activities or athletics, farm management experience or self-employment in cultural activities or athletics.)

• Meet the selection criteria for self-employed persons and
• Meet medical, security and other requirements

Selection criteriaYou will be assessed on selection criteria that include your experience, education, age, language abilities and adaptability. Medical, security and other requirementsYou and your family members must pass a medical examination and security and criminal checks. You must show that you have enough money to support yourself and your dependants after you arrive in Canada.

• Provincial nominees: Most provinces in Canada have an agreement with the Government of Canada that allows them to nominate immigrants who wish to settle in that province. If you choose to immigrate to Canada as a provincial nominee, you must first apply to the province where you wish to settle and complete its provincial nomination process. The province will consider your application based on its immigration needs and your genuine intention to settle there. After you have been nominated by a province or territory, you have to make a separate application to Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) for permanent residence. A CIC officer will then assess your application based on Canadian immigration regulations.
• Sponsoring your family: Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) knows it is important to help families who come from other countries to reunite in Canada. If you are a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident of Canada, you can sponsor your spouse, common-law partner, conjugal partner, dependent child (including adopted child) or other eligible relative (such as a parent or grandparent) to become a permanent resident.

If you sponsor a relative to come to Canada as a permanent resident, you are responsible for supporting your relative financially when he or she arrives. As a sponsor, you must make sure your spouse or relative does not need to seek financial assistance from the government.The process to sponsor your family begins when you, as a citizen or permanent resident in Canada, apply to be a sponsor.There are two different processes for sponsoring your family. One process is used for sponsoring your spouse, conjugal or common-law partner and/or dependent children. Another process is used to sponsor other eligible relatives. IMMIGRATION SERVICES FOR NEW ZEALAND:

New Zealand welcomes new migrants people who will contribute to the country by bringing valuable skills or qualifications, setting up a business, or making a financial investment. The New Zealand immigration system is quite complicated but here is a brief summary. Essentially, there are five main ways to immigrate. The usual categories for permanent residence classes are: Skilled Migrant, Family, Business, and Family Quota. The other option is to apply for a temporary visa. SKILLED MIGRANT CATEGORYApplying under skill categories has always been the most popular visa class for permanent residency in New Zealand. All applicants for this visa class must be under 56 years of age and are required to meet a minimum of 100 points and meet the health, character and English language prerequisite before an Expression of Interest can be lodgedwith Immigration New Zealand. Points are awarded for an offer of employment in New Zealand, work experience, qualifications and age. Bonus points are available for employment in areas of identified future growth, cluster or absolute skill shortages. Bonus points are also available for employment outside Auckland and for New Zealand qualifications. Expressions of Interest are pooled and then ranked by Immigration New Zealand according to specific selection criteria. Those applications that meet the selected criteria will be selected in sufficient numbers to meet the places available and will be invited to lodge an Applicationfor Residence in New Zealand. It is not on a first in, first served basis. Applicants will then need to send all the necessary documents to support the claims made in their Expression of Interest. The key to success under this class is meeting the prerequisites as outlined above AND arranging a relevant, valid skilled job offer in New Zealand. Recent changes to the SMC policy now mean that applicantswith skilled jobs in New Zealand or an offer of skilled employment prior to applying have a greater likelihood of being selected and invited to apply for residence. Applicants are strongly advised to engage the services of a recognised migration consultancy with a job search or employment office in New Zealand, as they will be able to assist you with the lodgment and processing ofyour visa application as well as the coordination of job leads / interviews in New Zealand. New Zealand General Skilled Migrant - Immigration Process New Zealand welcomes everyone with relevant qualifications, skills and experience that can contribute to the development of the New Zealand economy. If your occupation appears on the Essential Skills in Demand List for New Zealand occupations, you must not delay to immigrate to New Zealand. Skilled Migrant Category is the most suitable immigration category that gives you the freedom to live and work in New Zealand permanently. FGS can help this dream come true for you in the easiest way possible. Given below is the detailed procedure that we follow to help our clients get approval under the skilled migrant category: 1. Meeting the basic requirements We assist you in submitting the Expression of interest to enhance your chances of acceptability for minimum NZ immigration requirements. Points at this level are awarded on the basis of your qualification, if you have an offer letter for a job in NZ or not and other such factors. Besides, some other basic requirements for occupational registration, health, English language ability and character must also be fulfilled. Our immigration specialists ensure that the information provided work to your utmost advantage and get your EOI accepted for further processing. An acceptance of EOI is followed by a request to apply for residency in NZ. 2. Selecting EOI EOIs that successfully claim over 100 points are submitted into the pool. EOI that claimed 140 or above points are selected automatically from this pool, whereas those that have points between 100 and 140 are selectively picked up according to the demands of NZ. Sometimes EOI may remain in the pool for six months. In that case, your EOI is withdrawn from pool and you are notified about the same and we can then assist you in applying with an EOI again. But if Immigration New Zealand did not select any EOIs from the pool at all, your EOI may stay in the pool itself even after six months until the next lot of EOIs is selected. 3. Official request to apply for residence In case, you have been lucky enough to get your EOI drawn by INZ (Immigration New Zealand) and your claims are successfully verified, you are then sent an official request to apply for residence. The invitation mentions a period of four months, before which you must apply under the New Zealands Skilled Migrant category. We help you arrange all necessary documents, such as passport, certifications and qualifications that are to be provided, along with duly filled application forms and the applicable fees. Our immigration experts guide you in filling the form correctly and assure hassle-free approval of your application. 4. Complete assessment Once your application for residence is received, your claims as well as your suitability to stay in NZ are assessed. Sometimes, INZ may also wish to interview you and your dependants. At this time, they may ask about your current support networks, employment prospects and familiarity with the country. Contact our experts today to know more about the probable interview questions in your case. For speedy processing of your application, it is better to have an employment offer in NZ, beforehand. If INZ is satisfied with your interview, approval to your application is granted. But in case, the officials are not completely satisfied, they may give you a resident permit or visa to come to NZ and see if you could get a skilled job. Your residence application is approved as soon as you get the job. The time period allowed to get a job in NZ is nine months. If youve got the required skills and want to make New Zealand your long-term destination, Skilled Migrant Category (SMC)offers you the opportunity to move to New Zealand to work and live permanently. Requirements for the Skilled Migrant CategoryIf you want to move to New Zealand under the Skilled Migrant Category, you will have to meetfollowing requirements. Health: You must be in good health. If your Expression of Interest is accepted and you are invited to apply for residence, you will have to be assessed by an approved doctor. Your application must be accompanied by medical and chest x-ray certificates for each person. Character: You must be of good character. You will have to provide a police certificate and evidence for all applicants over 17 years. English language ability: You must speak sufficient English. Whether you are the principal or non-principal applicant, you will need to meet a certain level of ability in spoken and written English. Occupational registration: In certain fields of work, you will need to ensure you have occupational registration if you want to work in New Zealand. If you require registration and do not have it, you will be unable to work in your chosen occupationunder the Skilled Migrant Category.

Industries which have a strong demand for skilled people include:

• Education
• Health and medical groups
• Information and communications technology
• Agriculture and farming
• Engineering
• Trades

BUSINESSThe Long-term Business Visa (LTBV)/Entrepreneur visa pathway is generally open to business owners, senior managers, company directors or those applicants with a successful history of self-employment or business ownership. To immigrate to New Zealand under this class there is no minimum capital or past business ownership requirement. Instead applicants must prepare a viable, well-researched business plan and possess sufficient funds and relevant business experience to establish or purchase the proposed business in New Zealand. It is important that the business must be of benefit to New Zealand, in terms of creatingemployment for New Zealanders, increasing foreign exchange earnings or exports, revitalizing an existing business, or introducing new products, services or technology into the New Zealand market place. The process to immigrate to New Zealand on this pathway involves two visa applications. Firstly, you will be issued with a long-term business (work) visa, for an initial period of nine months, to enter New Zealand to establish or purchase your business. Upon satisfying the visa officer of this, you will then be issued a further work permit for upto a maximum period of 3 years, allowing you to continue establishing and running your business. Permanent residence is applied for under the Entrepreneur Class, once the business has been successfully established in New Zealand for at least 2 years and meets the prevailing criteria. The success of the first stage (LTBV) largely depends on thequality of your business plan, so make sure that you seek professional advice from a Migration Consultant on this aspect. INVESTOR CLASSThe Active Investor Migrant category is divided into 3 sub-categories: Global Investor: this is the top category for high value investors needing to invest $20 million with at least $5 million in active investment. Professional Investors: the second priority category with applicants needing to invest $10 million with at least $2 million in active investment. General (Active) Investors: this is the third category for applicants investing a minimum pf $2.5 million. This category is points tested. The points will be allocated on the basis of their potential contributionto New Zealand business, taking into consideration financial and human capital, the benefit of active investment, and the value of export linkages, technology transfer, and entrepreneurship and management skills.The major advantage of this class is that there is no requirement to actively own and operate a business in New Zealand. All applicants are required to satisfy English language requirements, health, character, police and credibility checks, and a range of other criteria. New Zealand Long Term Business Visa Qualifying Criteria Long Term Business Visa (LTBV) is issued for businessmen and investors interested to settle down in New Zealand against a clear set of guidelines. FGS business immigration specialists thoroughly analyze your past and current business background and documents and advice whether or not you meet the qualifying criteria for New Zealand business visa. Given below are a few basic requirements that you need to fulfill to be able to apply under this category:

• You must have sufficient funds to invest on proposed business and support your maintenance costs and expenses. It is important to note that you and any of your dependants are not eligible to apply for or claim any social security benefits that are enjoyed by NZ permanent residents living there, during the four-year tenure of your NZ temporary business visa.
• We help you make realistic financial forecasts vis--vis your proposed New Zealand Business, which is a necessity for your NZ business plan. After all, there is no point in making a tall claim when it is not feasible for you to implement it when the time comes.
• You must have relevant business experience in relation to your proposed business in New Zealand.
• You must have relevant business experience in relation to your proposed business in New Zealand.
• Your past business record must be sound enough to reflect your ability to run and manage business(s)
• You must have sound business character, which implies that you had never been involved in fraudulent business activities while running your past or current business enterprise.
• We also assist you in getting the registration of your proposed NZ business, if required.

If you meet these conditions successfully, we proceed with the filing of your visa application under the Long Term Business Visa (LTBV) program. One key requirement of a Long Term Business Visa (LTBV) application is preparation of a comprehensively researched business plan. Preparation of this business plan, in association with our network of accountants and business brokers is an expertise of New Zealand immigration specialists at FGS. So, simply levy all worries of your business plan onto us, while you take a sigh of relief. It is essential for you to provide all documents related to your past business experience and also provide details of the current business. We also put in efforts to describe the relevance of your past and current business experience, in relation to your proposed business in New Zealand. Our business Immigration advisors ensure that a convincing business plan is presented to the table of the NZ immigration officers with all accurate calculations and the desired information, thereby making sure a complete filing of an application under the Long term Business Visa. If you fully satiate all requirements, New Zealand offers excellent opportunities for experienced businessmen to lay the foundation of a successful business of the relevant industry in New Zealand. Silver Fern Policies On 25 November 2009, the Minister of Immigration announced two new policiesthe Silver Fern Job Search policy and the Silver Fern Practical Experience policy.These policies are designed to bring young skilled people into New Zealand, and come into effectin April 2010. Full details of these policies will be available here closer to the implementation date.The basic requirements are set out below. Silver Fern Job SearchThe Silver Fern Job Search policy will allow people to enter New Zealand for nine months to search for skilled employment.There will be a limit of 300 places per year. To be eligible an applicant must:

• apply using the online application system
• be outside of New Zealand
• be aged between 20 and 35
• hold a recognised qualification which is either a:
• bachelor degree or higher, or
• trade qualification and a minimum of two years work experience in that trade
• meet the English language requirement set out in the Skilled Migrant Category
• have enough funds to support themselves during their stay.

Theapplication process and payment will be online.Applicants will have toprovide evidence they meet the requirements to an Immigration New Zealand branch for assessment and verification. Silver Fern Practical Experience Holders of Silver Fern Job Search Visas who successfully find skilled employment in New Zealand may apply for a Silver Fern Practical Experience Visa/Permit.This will allow them to work in that employment for up to two years. To be eligible an applicant must:

• hold a Silver Fern Job Search Visa
• have an offer of skilled employment as defined under the Skilled Migrant Category
• hold occupational registration if it is required for the job.

There will be no annual limit to the number of people who can apply under the Silver Fern Practical Experience Permit.

Among the broad spectrum of services, Federal Global Services is here to give you excellent guidance on Overseas Education Services. Our unique Education Information Services has been widely preferred by the students and education community. We also provide guidance pertaining to student loan for availing Overseas Education Services. In addition to this, we consider client's satisfaction as our preference. We also offer very affordable prices for our Overseas Education and Immigration Services. The world class guidance on Overseas Education provided by us comprises of :-

• Career Guidance / Counseling : We are professionally managed consulting firm who assist candidates to establish there carrier abroad through overseas education services provided by us. We show them right path for perfect carrier guidance.
• Visa Guidance : We provide unparalleled assistance and guidance for Visa facilitation & guidance to our clients. We are highly appreciated by all our candidates, corporate enthusiasts and other business organizations for providing exquisite guidance pertaining to issues like visa and career guidance.
• Education Loan Assistance / Support : Through the application of skilled and watchful human resource consultants and management team, we have been steadily growing year by year in providing Education Loan Assistance and Support.
• IELTS / PTE (PEARSON TEST OF ENGLISH) Preparations : Our Online tests, courses and assessments measure knowledge and skill which in turn promotes learning and educational performance and support education and professional development for all people worldwide.
• Essays / SOP Writing : We provide hardcore training and assistance on writing a successful statement of purpose for study or research abroad to our candidates.
• Airport Pickup / Accommodation / Overseas Insurance : We aim at Providing all-around service in the whole course, starting from the application for schools or universities and students' visa to the arrangement of airport pick-up and accommodation at destinations and overseas insurance for the students who would like to seek their studies abroad
• Courses - MBA / MBBS / ENGG/ Aviation / Nursing / Hospitality / Tourism : Being a professionally managed consulting firm, we place our candidates in various professional courses like MBA / MBBS / ENGG/ Aviation / Nursing / Hospitality / Tourism around the globe.

UNITED KINGDOM(UK) General InformationUK qualifications are recognized and respected all over the world. It is the oldest established educational system & provides a solid foundation for all skills required to do well and succeed in a globalised world economy. Why study in UK? World Class Qualification

• The education system provides facilities such as international students societies, planned social activities, academic support, and academic counsellors. UK has one of the lowest 'drop out rates.
• Its quality is unrivaled throughout the world.
• Encourages relevant skills that are marketable and sought by today's top companies.
• The international alumni from UK institutions includes many leading politicians, thinkers and business people who have had an important influence on the world such as Bill Clinton (former President of the USA), Wole Soyinka (Nobel prize-winning author) and Imran Khan (cricket legend and politician).
• The sheer variety of specialisations means finding a course that suits your real interests, your ambitions and passions.
• Employers want employees who can think effectively, creatively and independently.
• UK institutions use a variety of teaching and assessment methods to encourage independence, as well as mastery of the subject.
• Students are expected to use the information they are given to stimulate their original thinking.

WEATHER SpringEarly spring is unpredictable and can bring either snow or warm weather. Temperatures for March (in England) average 9.3C and rainfall averages 66.5mm. By the end of spring in May, the temperature average is 15.4C. The amount of daylight increases at the end of March when British summertime officially starts. The clocks are put forward for one hour, giving darker mornings but longer daylight in the evenings. SummerThe summer months of June, July and August are the hottest but not necessarily the driest. The average August temperature is 69C with an average rainfall of 66.7mm. There is more chance of seeing sunshineduring the summer months due to Britains northerly latitude. AutumnSeptember is the start of autumn, temperatures start to drop and rainfall increases. By the end of September the leaves are falling from the trees and the summer is well and truly over. In November, the maximum average temperature is 9.5C with an average rainfall of 83.5mm. WinterWinter in England is generally mild with temperatures generally staying above freezing. Scotland and northern England get the coldest weather and sometimes heavy snow. The maximum average temperature in January is 1.1C with an average rainfall of 84.2mm. Daily sunshine during winter averages 1 to 2 hours due to frequent fog and low cloud. Daylight hours are also reduced as the clocks go back 1 hour at the end of October. This results in the sun setting as early as 4pm. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTSEligibility criteria for admission to various courses varies from college to college. However some basic requirements that are common are:

• Academic records (upto last qualification)
• Passport
• Experience letter (if any)
• IELTS scores to satisfy English Language requirement.

VISA REQUIREMENTS Confirmation of placement at an approved educational institution.

• DD In Favour Of College
• Application form
• 2 Passport-size photo
• Valid passport
• Evidence that you have access to the necessary living expenses
• Evidence of sufficient funds for stay
• Visa fee payment
• Visa letter issued by the college (showing tuition fees paid)

Cost of study in UK Subject Tuition Fees(Approximate)

Arts, Humanities :

6, 000 - 9000 = Rs.5, 04, 000 - 7, 56, 000 INR per year

Engineering / Science :

6, 500 - 11, 500 = Rs.5, 46, 000 - 9, 66, 000 INR per year

Business :

8, 000 - 16, 500 = Rs.6, 72, 000 -13, 86, 000 INR per year Places Living Cowww.ais.ac.nzsts(Approximate)

Places Other than London :

6, 000 - 7, 000 = Rs.5, 04, 000 - 5, 88, 000 INR per year

Place Near London :

7, 500 - 9, 000 = Rs.6, 30, 000 - 7, 56, 000 INR per year We represent the following colleges

• Citec London
www.citeclondon.co.uk
• Halifax College
www.halifax.ac
• Twin Group
www.twinuk.com
• St. Patricks College
www.st-patrick.ac.uk
• City of London college
www.clc-london.ac.uk
• Meridian Business School (London)
www.mbs.ac.uk
• University Of Buckingham s
www.buckingham.ac.uk
• Angalian College
www.angaliancollege.co.uk
• Oxford College Of London
www.oxfordcollegeoflondon.co.uk

CANADA

Canada, which occupies the top half of the north American continent, is the second largest country in the world. History and trade have made Canada's ties with the united states, western Europe and Japan particularly close. These links have been strengthened with economic, political, and military agreements of a bilateral and multilateral nature. If you are one of those who seek a high quality of life above anything else, Canada is the place for you. It has been consistently ranked by the UN as the number one country in the world to live in. Having a large Asian Diaspora of students, Canada offers a truly international educational experience. Furthermore, the Canadian degree or diploma is instantly recognized around the world as being of the highest standard. And you get all this at a remarkably low cost.both in terms of cost of education and the cost of living. Tuition fees for international students in Canada are much lower than comparable countries. Top reasons to study in Canada

• A degree or diploma from Canadian educational institutions is instantly recognized around the world as being of the highest standard.
• Tuition fees for international students in Canada are much lower than comparable countries.
• Canada spends more per capita on education than any other country in the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
• There are 100, 000 international students from all parts of the world annually in Canada. Your educational experience is sure to be truly international.
• Canada is renowned all over the world for its tradition of hospitality and tolerance. A remarkable multicultural society ensures that you will be welcomed and made to feel at home during your stay in Canada. More than 600, 000 Canadians trace their roots back to India.
• Canada is a world leader in software development, telecommunications, aerospace, engineering, urban transport, biotechnology, mining technology and environmental industries. As a student, you have a wealth of research and scholars to draw upon a variety of disciplines.
• Canada offers a wide choice of over 90 universities and 150 colleges and technical institutes, featuring virtually every program imaginable.
• For all that it offers, Canada has a remarkably low cost of living. Its inflation rate has remained one of the lowest in the industrialized world.

WEATHER SpringMarch to MayThis is the season when the winter snow begins to melt. Often, there is a lot of rain during this period as the days become warmer and longer and the nights remain cool. You will need a warm coat and possibly a hat, mittens and boots during this season. SummerJune to August/SeptemberTemperatures can reach 30degrees Celsius or higher during summer as the weather becomes hot and dry. Some areas, especially near the Great Lakes in Ontario, experience humid air and thunderstorms. Most regions experience mosquitoes in late spring or early summer. In many areas, especially rural ones, black fly season begins during same period and lasts a few weeks. Make sure you arrive with clothing for warm weather. But also have a coat or sweater on hand for cooler days. AutumnSeptember to NovemberIn autumn, days become noticeably shorter and the first frosts appear. The weather during autumn can be rainy or dry; this is an unpredictable time of year. You can expect the first snows in November, but sometimes they come earlier. You will need a coat, mittens, hat and boots as the end of autumn arrives. WinterDecember to February or laterYou must dress warmly to protect yourself from the cold when you are outside in winter. You will need a warm coat, mittens, hat and boots most days.With daytime temperatures below 0degrees Celsius from December to mid-March and very cold nights. Winds can make temperatures feel even colder. This is known as the wind-chill factor. The east and west coasts have milder winters with warmer temperatures and rainy weather.As you travel farther north in Canada, it will be colder and the days will be shorter in winter. CURRENCYThe Canadian dollar (sign:$; code: CAD) is the currency of Canada. It is divided into 100 cents. The Canadian dollar is considered to be a benchmark currency. Popular colleges in CANADA

• Mount Allison University
www.mta.ca
• Coquitlam College
www.coquitlamcollege.com
• Seneca College
www.senecac.on.ca
• Niagara College
niagarac.on.ca
• George Brown College
www.georgebrown.ca
• Georgian College
www.georgianc.on.ca
• Humber College
www.humber.ca
• Sheridan College
www.sheridaninstitute.ca
• Durham college
www.durhamcollege.ca
• Northern Lights College
www.nlc.bc.ca

Visa RequirementsAll overseas students are required to obtain a Student Authorization and Visa before going to Canada for studies. Students must also meet the requirements of the Canadian Immigration Act and Regulations. Under normal circumstances, allow at least two months for your visa to be processed. Visa and Student Authorization ProcedureSubmit the completed application kit to the immigration section of the Canadian High commission. Please note that all the documents submitted, must be either original or photocopies notarized and witnessed by a notary public or a magistrate or the Canadian Immigration Officer, and be accompanied by a duplicate copy. To be eligible to study in Canada

• You must have been accepted by a school, college, university or other educational institution in Canada.
• You must prove that you have enough money to pay for your:
• tuition fees
• living expenses for yourself and any family members who come with you to Canada and
• return transportation for yourself and any family members who come with you to Canada.
• You must be a law-abiding citizen with no criminal record and not be a risk to the security of Canada. You may have to provide a police certificate.
• You must be in good health and willing to complete a medical examination, if necessary.
• You must satisfy an immigration officer that you will leave Canada when you have completed your studies.

Documents Required for Study Permits in Canada There are several documents that students will have to present to obtain Student visa for Canada. Those documents are listed below:

• Completed Application for Study permits
• A valid passport
• Two photos of the students and each of the family members. The photograph must not be more that six month old. Back of the photo, the name and date of birth of the person appearing in the photo should be written
• Proof that shows the educational institution has accepted the student for admission in their institution
• Evidence of sufficient funds to overcome all the living expenses and study costs in Canada
• Bank transaction statement of last four months
• Proof of payment of fee in acceptable format. This format varies according to country and region. However, the most general method is presenting it through Bank Draft
• Evidence that show students have no criminal records
• Students from some nations may even need to present medical reports

Interview : An interview with a Canadian Visa Officer may be required. If this is the case, you will be advised in writing of the time and place for the interview. Medical Examination : The Canadian high commission will issue medical instructions. Students and accompanying dependants must pass a medical examination.If the student and accompanying dependants are found to be in good health and there are no other concerns with the application, the Visa and Student Authorization will be issued.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA(USA)
Why Study in USA?

Quality : From Business Schools to Films Schools, ranked in the top slots the world over, education in USA pans a variety of subjects and is synonymous worldwide for Quality programs, faculty, resourses, recharch programs and facilities.
Choice : With more than 40000 institutions offering degrees ranging from undergraduate, post graduate, diplomas, master to doctorates, in addition to tie ups with universities abroad, including Japan and Europe, the world is your oyster with an American degree in tow.
Value : The education definitely falls in the category of value for your money. It is an investment for the future. A wide spectrum of tuition fees accommodation options & financial help from the institution in the form of scholarships, fee waivers, aid etc. make US education affordable/ compatible.
Technology : U.S. in known for its latest technologies & advancement in technical fields which gives the student a very good chance to make his/her future in these technology & advance technology fields.
Professional Approach :The best approach of the US curriculum is that it allows one to learn and work. This not only gives one a through understanding of the subject but also teaches one to have a practical & professional approach.
Diverse Cultural Exposure/Opportunities : There are more than 650, 000 International students going to US every academic year. This gives one a chance to interact with people from different cultures & customs, which builds one's exposure. USA is known as the land of opportunities.

USA Education System :
The education system is very different from its Indian counterpart. It has the world's most flexible education system where students are allowed to select subjects they find interesting. USA has more than 3700 accredited colleges and universities, which offer a wide range of graduate & undergraduate programs. There is no central ministry of education in the U.S. & each institution can determine its own programs and admission standards. There are private as well as state funded colleges.
Associate Degree: 2 YearsUndergraduate (BA/BS/BFA/BBA) : 4 YearsGraduate (MS/MA/MBA/MFA) : 2 YearsDoctorate (Ph. D.) : 3-5 Years Colleges in America operate on either the "quarter" or "semester" system in an academic year. The academic year is divided into 4 terms of 10 weeks per term called a "quarter" or the "semester" system having 2 long terms. The value of a College course is measured in terms of "units" of credit.

Eligibility:

Undergraduate: Pass 10 + 2.

Graduate: 16 years of education required (10+2+4).

Some institutions accepts 15 years formal education into their Bridge/ Masters programs.

Good & Strong academic background.

Good scores in entrance exams like SAT, TOEFL, GRE, GMAT, etc.

Strong Recommendation Letters.

Concise & informative Statement of Purpose/ Personal Statement, Essays & Resume.

Certificate of Achievements & Extra - Curricular activities participation.

Intakes : Spring : January / February. Fall : August / September. Summer : April / May.
Tuition Fees for the Course: Private Institutions :$ 12, 000 - $ 19, 000 per year = Rs. 5, 52, 00 - Rs. 8, 74, 000 INR State Funded / Public :$ 6, 000 - $ 13, 000 per year = Rs. 2, 76, 000 - Rs. 5, 98, 000 INR Living Expenses(Including accommodation, meals & daily expenses): $ 6, 000 - $ 10, 000 = Rs. 2, 76, 000 - Rs. 4, 60, 000
US Student Visa (F-1): To enter the United States as a student, you must apply at a US Embassy or Consulate for a student visa. You are required to make an appointment in India to apply for a visa. You can apply for a visa only after you receive the requisite I-20 or IAP-66 form from the institution you have been accepted to. The information outlined below is designed to help you understand the visa process.
Types of Visa : There are mainly two types of student visas

F-1 (Student Visa)- The F-1 visa is for full-time students enrolled in an academic or language program. F-1 students may stay in the US for the full length of their academic program plus 60 days. F-1 students must maintain a full-time course load and complete their studies by the expiration date listed on the I-20 form.
J-1 (Exchange Visitor Visa) - The J-1 visa is issued for students needing practical training that is not available in their home country to complete their academic program. The training must be directly related to the academic program. The J-1 visa obligates the student to return to their home country for a minimum of two years after the end of their studies in the US before being eligible to apply for an immigrant (permanent residence) visa.The rules and regulations governing the entrance of all international students into the United States are complicated and should be properly looked into before applying for a visa.

Colleges with us: Edmonds Community Collegewww.edcc.edu Wichita State University www.wichita.edu
When to apply : An applicant may apply for a student Visa not earlier than 90 days before the registration date specified on the FORM I-20. If the registration date is already passed or the applicant cannot reasonably expect to arrive at the school by the registration date, the applicant should obtain an amended I-20 or a letter of extension from the issuing institution stating by what date the applicant may arrive.After the Completed application forms along with the documents are submitted.In most cases, the visa will be issued within a few hours or days of the submission of the application. In some instances, the process may take longer depending on the time of year, consular caseload or other factors.
If your application is denied, you should ask the Consular Officer for a "written denial decision." This will provide you with the official reason for your visa denial.

Note : Even if no assistantship is available at the time of admission, most Indian students manage to get some kind of financial aid from the university after one or two semesters. So it makes sense to go to the US for education if you can manage one years expenses on your own. NEW ZEALAND
GENERAL INFORMATIONNew Zealand, Lying in South Pacific Ocean On the West, Consists of Two Large Islands, North Islands and South Islands. new Zealand Has Just, Four Million People, Known Affectionately as kiwis. LANGUAGENew Zealand Itself is a Multi_cultural Nayion, with a Fusion of Maori (the Original Setlers in New Zealand).the New Zealanders Speak and Use English and Maori Dialect (official Language). WEATHERThe Climate in New Zealand is Temperate, with Relatively Mild, wet Winters, with Temperature Between 100 and 150 C, and Warm, Dry Summers Where Temperatures Ranges from 200 to 300 C . the Summer Months are December, January and February and the Winter Months are June, July and August. EDUCATION SYSTEMNew Zealands Education System is Based On the British System, Which Makes It Recognised in a Number of Countries.the High Quality of the Education Offered in Newzealand, Combined with a Safe Learning Environment, Makes New Zealand An Ideal Choice. For Students Seeking An Education that Provides Them with a Good Qualification for the Future. Why Choose New Zealand?

To receive a high standard of education and internationally recognised qualifications.

To enjoy excellent facilities and study support as an international student.

English is the everyday language of New Zealanders.

The institutions in New Zealand offer a stimulating academic environment.

They are diverse in size and location, and offer as many general and specialist programs as anywhere in the world.

New Zealand has a temperate climate, which allows an enormous range of recreational activities such as swimming, golf, rugby, sailing, bushwalking, tennis and water and snow skiing, all in close proximity to the educational institutions.

Major cities are Auckland (the largest), Hamilton (Waikato region), Palmerston North (Manawatu region), the capitality Wellington, Christchurch (Canterbury region) and Dunedin (Otago region)
Type of Courses

Certificates - 1Year

Diplomas - 1year

Bachelors - 3Years

Masters - 2Years

COURSES

• English Language
• international Business
• arts and Media.
• master of Business Administration
• IT
• Tourism and Hospitality-diverse Programme in Travel, Tourism
• Horticulture
• Courses
• cookery Courses
• computing
• hospitality

COST Tution Fee : 15, 000 20, 000 NZ$ Per Annum Accomodation Fee : 200 300 NZ$ Per Month Courses Commencement : Februrary, July, September(Admissions throughout the year) Work with Studies : 20Hrs. Per Week Only Air Ticket : New Delhi Auckland Rs.30, 000 to Rs.40, 000 One way. We represent the following Institute INSTITUTES

• Whiteria Polytechnic
• D & A College
• WAIARIKI Institute of Technology
• Eastern Institute of Technology
• Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology
• Auckland Wise College
• New Zealand Management Academies
• Northshore Academy
• Cornell Institute of Business & Technology
• Institute of Applied Learning
• New Zealand Institute of Sports
• Newton Institute of Business and Technology
• International Travel College of New Zealand
• Kingsland Institute of New Zealand
Most Popular College in New Zealand
• AIS ST HELENS (established in 1990)
www.ais.ac.nz
• Nelson Marlborough institute of technology (nmit)
www.nmit.ac.nz
• Cornell institute of business and technology
www.cornellgroup.ne
• institute of applied learning
www.ial.ac.nz
• ICA (International college Of Auckland)
www.ica.ac.nz
• New Zealand Management Academics (NZMA)
www.nzma.ac.nz

POLAND

Poland is a pioneer of European constitutionalism. Poland lies in the central part of the European continent, the geometrical centre of which is near Warsaw. This is where the lines from Nordkyn in Norway to Matapan in Greece, and from Cabo da Roca in Portugal to the central Urals intersect. The boundary between the East and West European continental masses also runs through Poland. Poland's total surface area is 322, 500 sq km (312, 600 sq km of land, 1, 200 sq km of inland waters, and 8, 700 sq km of territorial waters). This makes it the ninth largest country in Europe, after Russia, Ukraine, France, Spain, Sweden, Germany, Finland and Norway, and the 63rd largest in the world. Climate Poland has a moderate climate with both maritime and continental elements. This is due to humid Atlantic air which collides over its territory with dry air from the Eurasian interior. As a result, the weather tends to be capricious and the seasons may look quite different in consecutive years. This is particularly true for winters, which are either wet, of the oceanic type, or - less often - sunny, of the continental type. Generally, in north and west Poland the climate is predominantly maritime, with gentle, humid winters and cool, rainy summers, while the eastern part of the country has distinctly continental climate with harsh winters and hotter, drier summers. CURRENCYPolish monetary unit is called zoty (z, PLN). 1 zoty is divided into 100 groszy (gr.) The banknotes come at 200, 100, 50 and 10 zloty, and coins in 5, 2 and 1 zloty, and 50, 20, 10, 5, 2 and 1 groszy. Currency can be exchanged in banks or exchange points ("kantor"). Credit cards are widely accepted in Poland, but small shops and newsagents in smaller localities accept cash only.

PROGRAMS

• Bachelors studies
• Master of arts studies
• Doctorate

We Represent the Following Colleges

Collegium Civitas

www.civitas.edu.pl ADMISSION REQUIREMENTSIn general foreign applicants seeking admission to the universities of Poland must meet the requirements laid down by Polish law and the University's regulations. Meeting the standard of qualifications is normally required to be admitted to universities of Poland. Your qualification must be analogous to the Polish certificates (certificate of secondary education, Bachelor's or Master's degrees). For getting admitted in Polish universities a student must submit an application for enrolment, an application form including curriculum vitae and a completed questionnaire, a medical certificate confirming the applicant's physical condition is adequate for studying in a given major, proofs of completion of a preparatory course as designated by the Ministry of Education or confirmation from course provider or the university that the applicant's background and Polish language ability are sufficient to study in Poland. Students who do not speak Polish must enroll Polish Language courses. Applicants must enclose the latest health certificate. For preparatory courses a student must present a General Certificate of Education A- Level or a photocopy. Applicants for postgraduate studies should enclose M. A. degree certificate or a photocopy. VISA PROCESSStudents must obtain a Polish visa in order to enter and stay in Poland legally. Visa approval to access Poland gives right of stay on the territory of the Republic of Poland only. Students intending to study in Polish University needs below mentioned documents to obtain the polish student visa. Documents Required

• 1.Passport (must be valid for 3 months after planned departure from Poland).
• 2.One passport-size photo.
• 3.Completed application form.
• 4.Evidence of immigration status in country of residence, endorsed in current or previous passport (if applicable).
• 5.Fee, payable by cash/postal order.
• 6.Accommodation booking or invitation from friends or family in Poland.
• 7.An official letter from a college or university.
• 8.Transport documentation, such as a rail or aeroplane ticket.

Applications submitted without these requirements will not be considered by the Consular offices and will be returned to the applicant. Holders of Polish visa are still subject to immigration control at the Polish border and are not guaranteed entry. All visitors must possess sufficient funds to cover the cost of their stay. Note:

• Work along with studies not permitted
• English language must
• No TOEFL/ IELTS
• Interview at Embassy

COSTTo give you an idea of the cost of living in Poland, here is an example:

• Accommodation in a Student House 485 PLN per month
• Private accommodation (living with Polish family) 200-500 PLN per month
• Dinner in a student refectory 5-10 PLN
• Dinner outside Campus 10-20 PLN
• Breakfast and supper (if self-catering) 5-10 PLN

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