Immigration

I am currently in grade 10 Canadian History and we learned that the 3 classes are.

1)Family Class: immigrants who come to canada to be with family

2Refugee Class: immigrants who come to canada for freedom

3) Independent class: this class is evaluated according to the points system, which assigns values to attributes to each person based on personal qualities like education and language ability.

You require entry visa to enter Turkey. You can obtain a one month sticker type entry visa at the port of entry in Turkey. If you would like to obtain your visa through this Consulate General, please click here to make an online appointment for visa applications to Turkey.

Treaty stipulations and election results in the aftermath of independence of the former British India in August 1947 are what caused the French to leave India. Over a 15-year period culminating with French parliamentary ratification in 1962 of the Republic's treaty with India, France let their lodges of Kozhikode, Machilipatnam, and Surat be ceded in October 1947 and their establishments of Chandernagore be ceded in May 1950 and of Karaikal, Mahe, Pondichéry, and Yanam be transfered in November 1954.

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Call NZ Immigration from USA at 64-9-914-4100 and ask them about current requirements. As of now, they claim it could be an issue under the "Character" section of the application. However, that tends to be more focused on wehther or not you have committed crimes and have spent time in jail. So, he suggested when you fill out the Expression of Interest to make sure you don't hide information, but that it shouldn't be an issue.

Listening to music made by artists of Mexican descent is a great way to learn about the Mexican culture. If one loves rap music, one might like to listen to Mexican rap music in order to learn more about Mexican culture. Some very popular Mexican rap songs include "Insane in the Brain" by Cypress Hill, "Linda Mujer" by Lil Rob, and "Wiggy Wiggy" by South Park Mexican.

Yes South African passport holders require a visa. You cannot get an Electronic Travel Authority (ETA). You must apply in person at your nearest embassy.

NO. If you are a "US Permanent Resident" you are only entitled to work in the United States. If you are a "US Citizen" however, you may qualify to work in Canada if your education and experience match occupations identified in NAFTA.

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Perspective Immigrants to Canada must apply from outside of Canada, to Immigration Canada. The process is about two years long before you get a Permanent Resident permit, then you can come to Canada to find work. Take a look at the main Canadian Government web site, by doing a Google search and then look for the Immigration information sub page. Immigrants are judged based on their education, work history and job skills, as well as their langauge ability in either English or French, and their ability to "fit in to Canadian society". A medical exam and blood tests, plus a chest x-ray are all required, as are a criminal record search in your home country, and a credit check of your past banking record. Obviously, a criminal record, a bankruptcy or having a Aids/Hiv illness will rule you out.

The person with the criminal record can get married to the American citizen, BUT they will NOT be granted residence in the USA. The same applies to Americans who have a criminal record, they are BARRED from entering Canada. We don't like to swap criminals.

The only alternative, and it takes a while, is to apply for a PARDON from the Canadian Government, if the conviction took place more than FIVE years ago.

The application takes about 6 months to be approved and they will do a VERY deep check on the person's life and honesty, before it is granted. The application requires a cash fee, and a finger print set done by the RCMP.

Steve Perry is not an immigrant, he was born in Calafornia. It is California. Steve was born in Hanford, California, on January 22, 1961. His family is Portuguese, and come from Pico Island, Azores

they came to hunt seals and whales, to collect flax and timber, and as missionaries

Swante M. Swenson, first came to America in 1836, prospered and acquired a plantation in Fort Bend County. He became friends with Sam Houston, who urged him to bring Swedish immigrants to settle the sparsely occupied interior of Texas. He brought 25 Swedes to Texas in 1848.

This question assumes the country of immigration, but does not state it. There were massive human migrations all around the world in the late 1800s from places in the Old World to places in the New World (such as immigration to US and Canada and to Latin America to a lesser extent), migration within the Old World (such as Europeans moving to African and Asian colonies, Africans and Asians fleeing from territory under one colonizer to territory under a different colonizer, and Asians seeking better work opportunities in other Asian or colonized countries like Australia), and migration within the New World (such as Latin Americans moving to Anglo-America for job opportunities and political freedoms).

If the question meant to ask specifically about immigration to the United States in the late 1800s, please see the Related Question below.

It is recommended that the passports of all travelers to South Africa contain at least two completely blank (unstamped) visa pages each time entry is sought. These pages are in addition to the endorsement/amendment pages (as many as four) at the back of the passport. While South African statutes require only one completely blank visa page, this rule has been applied inconsistently by South African immigration officials. In addition, any trip to a neighboring country would necessitate another blank page upon return. Travelers lacking adequate blank pages in the passport may be refused entry into South Africa, fined, and returned to their point of origin at the traveler's expense. Visitors to South Africa for tourism or those in transit do not require visas for stays of up to 90 days. In the event a traveler overstays that period without a permit issued by the South African Department of Home Affairs, he or she may be subject to a fine of up to 3,000 rand (approximately $300).

according to Stats Can, about 35 % leave within 5 years , and most of them leave within the first 12 months

Angola Antigua Comoros Bahamas Eritrea Barbados Kenya Belize Malawi Fiji Mauritius Gambia Madagascar Grenada Rwanda Jamaica Seychelles Lesotho Swaziland Malta Tanzania Sierra Leone Zambia Singapore Zimbabwe Solomon Islands St. Vincent Tonga Vanuatu Italy (only Diplomatic Passports) Cyprus

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Anyone that is a citizen or has legal residency can serve as a sponsor

A US passport will do.

However, France is a part of the Schengen territories. Basically this means you can stay in France for up to 90 days on a normal short stay visa (given upon entry to the country). You must then be out of France at least 90 days before you are able to return again for a visit.

If you wish to stay longer you will have to apply for a different kind of visa.

That is based on my personal experience with travel back and forth to France. It would behoove you to read the article listed in related links.