@Lavanya-Mhatre

Hey Lavanya,

Sweden, one of Europe’s overlooked study-abroad destinations, has seen a significant increase in interest from prospective students in recent years. Here’s how you can apply for a Sweden student visa-

Step 1- Contact the embassy
Step 2- Complete the application
Step 3- Prepare your documents
Step 4- Submit the application and supporting documents
Step 5- Participate in the interview

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@Tara-Sharma

Hey Tara,
The first step in applying for an Italian student visa is determining if you require a Schengen Student Visa, a Long-stay Student Schengen Visa, or a National Visa. Follow these procedures to have your student visa application accepted once you've determined the form of visa you need as a student-

Find out where you need to apply for the Schengen Visa. Apply for the visa 3 months before your trip to Italy or, at the latest, 15 days before your flight to Italy. Fill out the visa application form by providing all the necessary personal details. Book an appointment at your local European Consulate or Embassy or Schengen VAC. Attend the interview, answer all the questions truthfully, and then pay the student visa fee

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Hey Tara!

This type of Schengen Visa limits your travel to either one or a handful of Schengen countries per the visa guidelines' specifications. In most cases, if you apply for your LTV from Italy, you will only be permitted to travel within Italy. This means you will most likely be unable to visit any neighboring Schengen countries with this visa. You should know that your Italian student visa application is not for this visa.

Read about all these points in detail here: Italian student visa application | 5 important things to know

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@Devki-Venkat

Hey Devki,
Switzerland leaves much of its governmental decisions up to each canton. According to the canton and the employee’s country of origin, the application process and fees vary. A Switzerland work visa typically costs 100 CHF, or about $100. On the websites of the cantons, you can find the application form for your particular canton authority.

Applications will be evaluated based on a set of standards since Switzerland operates a quota system. Age, familiarity with the native tongue and other languages, and intentions about cultural adaptation are all taken into account.

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Hey Tara!

If you apply for a Student Schengen Visa or a Long-stay Student Schengen Visa, you will not be able to work during your stay in Italy. To be able to work part-time jobs during your study, you will have to apply for a National Visa (which is a D Category Visa).

If you hail from the USA, Australia, Canada, Israel, Japan, New Zealand, Switzerland, or any other EU nation, you must apply for a
work visa. However, upon arrival in Italy, you will have to apply for a residence or work permit. On the other hand, if you are from a country other than the ones mentioned above, you will have to apply for a National Visa if you wish to study and work in Italy.

Read about all these points in detail here: Italian student visa application | 5 important things to know

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Hey Rajesh!

As an Indian applicant, you need to fill out the Form DS-160 online and take a photocopy of the confirmation page after submission. You need to carry the confirmation page along with a recent photograph (as per specifications and guidelines) along with other documents for the visa interview.

Read about all these points in detail here: US work visa | Everything you must know as an Indian applicant!

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Hey Charlotte!

The Italian student visa duration and validity depend entirely on which type of visa you have applied for. If you apply for a Category C Student Schengen Visa that provides single-entry, double-entry, or multiple-entry, it will be valid for up to 90 days.

However, applying for a Category D Student Schengen Visa will be valid for more than 90 days. Moreover, if you plan to work part-time jobs during your study in Italy, you should know that students are not permitted to work more than 20 hours per week.

Read about all these points in detail here: Italian student visa application | 5 important things to know

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@aarti-rana

Hey Aarti,
The Italian student visa duration and validity depend entirely on which type of visa you have applied for. If you apply for a Category C Student Schengen Visa that provides single-entry, double-entry, or multiple-entry; it will be valid for up to 90 days.

However, if you apply for a Category D Student Schengen Visa, it will be valid for more than 90 days. Moreover, if you plan to work part-time jobs during your study in Italy, you should know that students are not permitted to work more than 20 hours per week.

Hey Tara!

Several documents need to be submitted along with your visa application form for your student visa to get approved. Here is a list of all the documents that you will need. You can go over them carefully and even use them as a checklist for submitting your application form.

Get two application forms, fill them up, and sign both of them. You need to submit one and keep one for yourself for future reference. Two identical passport-sized photos, taken within the most recent 3 months, prior to filling out your application form. A valid passport that does not expire for at least 3 months after the end of your journey. The documents for an Italian student visa also include a copy of the biometric data that is linked to your passport. Any previous passports that you might have held need to be attached to your current one. Proof of your residency is also required. Moreover, you should also submit your itinerary or purpose of visit as a confirmation. You should also get travel medical insurance that provides coverage of at least €30,000 during your stay in Italy. Since you will be going to study, you should provide proof of accommodation in Italy like a rental agreement, a college dormitory contract, or even a letter of invitation from a college hostel. Finally, you should also attach a letter of acceptance from the university in Italy where you have enrolled at. This should be accompanied by all the details of your educational qualification and evidence of your financial condition. The final document required for the Italian student visa checklist is a copy of the receipt of the visa fee that you have already paid earlier.

Read about all these points in detail here: Italian student visa application | 5 important things to know

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@natasha-rao

Hey Natasha,
Getting a German work visa depends on your citizenship or nationality. While certain countries are exempt from the need to get a visa, the process is different for some countries. You must satisfy certain conditions to apply for a German work visa.

Recognition of your qualifications by German authorities:
When applying for jobs in Germany, you must not only provide proof of your professional and educational qualifications but also acknowledge your professional abilities by German authorities. This is especially important for professions such as physicians, nurses, and teachers.

Knowledge of German:
You will have an advantage over other job searchers if you have some knowledge of the language. If you have the relevant educational credentials, work experience, and a basic understanding of German, you will have an excellent chance of finding work here (B2 or C1 levels). However, knowledge of German is not essential for professional vocations such as research and development.

@tara-sharma

Hey Tara,
If you choose to study in these visa-free countries, you won’t have to face the hassle of going through a cumbersome documentation process. This will save you a lot of time and effort. It will also help you kickstart your studies by providing you with a range of short-term course options to choose from. And completing a short-term course abroad will equip you with the relevant skills and exposure that you need to add value to your education. Here are a few countries which do not require visa for Indian students-

Qatar Mauritius Nepal Ecuador Grenada Fiji Indonesia

Hey Aarti!

Many Danish university programs are in English and require a high level of English proficiency. Therefore, applicants to English-based undergraduate and postgraduate programs must demonstrate English ability equivalent to ‘English B’ in the Danish upper secondary school system. Some programs might demand ‘English A,’ based on the requirements of the course.

To demonstrate English competence, you must have secured the minimum grades required to pass international language exams, such as the TOEFL, IELTS, and Cambridge ESOL (CAE)

If you want to pursue a degree in Danish, you must pass the ‘Danish as a Foreign Language’ test (Studieproven I Dansk som andetsprog) or the ‘Danish Test 2’ (Danskprove 2) to demonstrate your competency in Danish. Some programs may need you to complete the ‘Danish Test 3’ (Danskprove 3).

If you want to know more about the Denmark student visa, then read: Denmark student visa | All you need to know for getting one!

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Hey Lavanya!

To procure a student visa, you must need to be accepted to a college or university in Sweden. The Swedish Student Visa is processed only after the university application is successfully submitted.

In addition, the following are the conditions to be eligible for a Swedish student visa –

Acceptance letter from your prospective university. The program you have applied for must be a full-time program. Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date you are to begin your study program in Sweden. If your program is of a duration less than a year, then it is mandatory for you to have a comprehensive health insurance policy. (Though this is mandatory only for programs of less than a year’s duration, you should get comprehensive health insurance either way). Paying the first fee installment for your program greatly enhances your Swedish student visa prospects as it shows your seriousness as well as your commitment to the program.

If you want to know more about the Swedish student visa, then read: A comprehensive guide to procuring a Swedish student visa

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Hey Shivani!

You’ll need the following documents for the Denmark student visa process–

Letter of acceptance from your university. A full description of your educational curriculum. A valid passport and passport-size photographs. A completed ST1 form. Proof of proficiency in English or Danish languages (depending on which language you’ll be learning). You must show proof that you have the financial means to live in Denmark. Your living arrangements in detail. Proof of received application fee. Travel insurance proof.

If you want to know more about this detail, then read: Denmark student visa | All you need to know for getting one!

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Hey Shivani!

While applying for your Norwegian student visa, you will also adhere to the following requirements-

A valid travel document. Proof of admission to an approved and full-time educational program in Norway. Recent passport-sized photographs with a white background. Proof of sufficient funds to support your stay for the entire duration of the program. Proof of accommodation (students usually opt for a room in a residence hall, shared apartments, or rented houses) If your Norwegian visa expires, you will need to purchase a return ticket. Proof of finances to support an accompanying family if any. Printed and signed UDI (Norwegian Directorate of Immigration) document checklist.

If you want to know more about this in detail, then read: Norwegian visa | 5 Questions you must ask before getting this visa

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Hey Murtaza!
Following are the documents required for Portugal Visa:

Portuguese visa application form. Two passport photos. Your valid passport. Two blank pages in order to affix the visa Copies of your previous visas. Portugal Travel Health Insurance

If you need more help in knowing the entire travel and visa process, feel free to contact our experts. Reach out to them at +91 9145332283 or info@ischoolconnect.com.

Hey Sid!
Italy offers various types of work visas-

Salaried employment Seasonal work visa related to the field of agriculture or tourism Long-term seasonal work visa which allows you to stay and work for two years Sports activities Artistic work Working holiday Scientific research

Read about all these points in detail here: Italy work visa | Everything you need to know about it!

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Hey Anamika!
A student visa for Ireland will allow you to not only enter the country but also-

Live and study in Ireland for the period of your course Work full-time for 40 hours a week in June, July, August, and September, and part-time 20 hours a week during other months of the year In some circumstances, you may even be allowed to work in Ireland after you have completed your studies

If you want to know more about this, then read: 6 steps to get the Ireland Student Visa | Requirements, fees, and more!

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Hey Tara!
Following are the documents you require to apply for a Dubai visa –

A valid passport 4 copies of your passport 12 passport-sized photos with a white background taken recently. Acceptance letter from the university you have applied to. Valid bank statement. A tenancy agreement that governs the use of a property. If an applicant does not have one, they must obtain a letter for the same from their university. A valid copy of the tuition fee receipt. A valid copy of the visa fee receipt. A proof of your recent educational qualification (undergraduate or graduate). It is mandatory for a student to undergo a medical examination at an authorized center. A test for COVID, HIV, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, Leprosy, Syphilis, and Tuberculosis and a chest X-ray is a must.

Read more about the Visa application process: Everything you need to know about the Dubai visa