Hey Rajesh!

When appearing for your interview as the last step of the process, the documents you will need to carry to obtain a US work visa for Indian applicants are-

A passport that is valid for at least six months from the date of the intended travel.
Your completed DS-160 application form with all relevant details.
Photographs are required as per specifications listed on the official website.
One copy of each of the I-129 and I-797 forms.
Relevant higher education documents.
Your original employment contract.
Your resume
Your employment offer letter
Your experience letter

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

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Hey Shivani!

Some of the most common requirements for a New Zealand work permit include-

Proof of good character – You will have to complete a character questionnaire and have police certificates from your country of origin and any other country where you have lived for at least 5 years after turning 17. Proof of being bona fide. Official passport and/or certificate of identity. Two acceptable visa photographs as per specifications. Translated official documents if the originals are in a native language and not in English. Medical certificate as proof of physical fitness. Recent Character Proof and Identity Proof. You should also have a RealMe work account. This account acts as your profile with the New Zealand immigration department and is the primary point of formal communication.

Read about all these points in detail here: New Zealand work visa – what you should know

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Hey Aarti!

The embassy/consulate will issue a Schengen visa to you depending on the nature and purpose of your travel to the Schengen state.

Generally, there are three kinds of Schengen visas-

Uniform Schengen Visa- The uniform Schengen visa is the most basic form of visa that allows you to travel freely/transit/reside in the desired member state for 90 days in every six-month period. The Limited Territorial Validity Visa- This is a limiting visa that allows you to travel only to the Schengen country that has issued the visa or the certain states that are explicitly specified while applying for this visa. The National Visa- The National visa is for individuals who are either studying, residing permanently, or working in any one of the Schengen members’ states.

If you want to know more about Schengen Visa, then read: Schengen visa – Frequently asked questions and more!

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@myra-chowdhury-0
The type of German student visa would depend on the nature of travel to the country.

Student Visa for Germany: This is a standard student visa for all international students who have graduated (or will soon be graduating) from an accredited university and are ready to begin a full-time program at a German university. Applicant Visa for Students in Germany: This visa is for students who want to stay in Germany and apply for a university program in person. However, you won't be able to study in the country with this visa as it is only valid during the process of a university application. Visa for Language Course: If you want to take up a language program in Germany, you need to apply for this visa.

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If your program is a standard 1-year program, you'll have to show-

The amount equivalent to your first sem tuition fees Living expenses for 9 months' duration

You can find other details about the Ireland student visa here

Unless it's someone from your immediate family, it's not recommended
But there are a few pros to having someone in the family in the country you're applying to
Contact me if you want to discuss the details

I think you can also have a relative from the country you will be flying to, as your sponsor