I want to be a singer and I live in Iran, so I have to immigrate to othere countries,anyone to support me?
101968
Sure.  I will send you a plane ticket tomorrow.  Check the mail.  It should be there next Thursday.
1115276
You have to apply for a student visa with the Canadian Embassy in Iran, if there is one.  Good luck.
566308
Its a shame u call urself Iranian,i dont think u r.\nI did read ur other Q and answers, even if u r Iranian i think u stand alone with ur stupid ideas,any good Iranian or muslim would support his country against outside threats in times like these,but u r doing the opposit,dont think that talking like this would help u or ur country .\nI think its better for u to keep asking about women vagina & orgasm and stop talking politics
670808
well you can sing the national anthem thats a good one\ngood luck (:D)
12608
you have a culture rooted in ancient times, and a beautiful language. iran is the middle east's dignity. i would like to have a visit there.
232147
AM SORRY FOR THIS ANSWER BUT YOU AND YOUR FAMILY HAVE NO CHANCE OF DOING THAT IN A MUSLIM COUNTRY. AND I WOULD NOT TELL TO MANY PEOPLE OF YOUR INTENTIONS.\nI HOPE YOU BE SAFE AND FIND A WAY TO LEAVE THE COUNTRY YOU ARE IN.
213178
Why not start in Ireland; then plan to move to Russia so you can compair the two?
312824
Yah.. I agree with Kamran! If you want to go to Tehran, don't learn Arabic because it is not the native language there! \n\nWhy do you want to make a girflriend in Iran anyway?
603957
i want to be a businesswoman, a singer and a lawyer someday :)
619287
Anyone can.  I applied a few years back and I live in Ireland.  Wasn't successful tho.  :o(
976544
Unfortunately, governments will make some decisions concerning visas based on their relationships with other governments. Iranians, for instance, may be getting "punished" because of their current president's intolerant stance towards Israel and the debate over Iran's nuclear program. Hopefully, things will change because most know that Iran's population is highly educated.
1095696
apply for jobs like the rest of us. You'll have a better chance going to the bigger name companies, perhaps companies that have offices in Iran that can verify your service record.
509783
you better stay in your own country and let them support you
370163
i used to be involved in some choirs: at school, my dorm, and a professional choir. i really enjoyed it. and i fell in love with one of my singing coaches. lol. i sang songs from john rutter and some compositions made by my coach. most of them were religious music or folk songs. i performed in some competitions too.. arghh.. miss that moment. i'm not doing any choir at the moment. been studying abroad for a while and haven't been able to speak local language fluently. hope i can do it again soon. =)
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First, get out of Iran, or you might not survive when the U.S. defends itself in its next war.\n\nSecond, check out the Project Management Institute (see link below). Look at their Exam Locations & Scheduling to see what countries have test centers. You may have to drive or fly to another country. Or contact them and see if they make exceptions so you can take an online version of the certification.\n\nFact is, you really want to get out of Iran and live  in an economically free country.
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Its not about nationality, in this case, Iranian, or else, but its just about how good you are. I mean, well, if you're a good guy, maybe I'll marry you (just kidding). If you're loyal, truthfull, and care, not only girls of south eats asia are interested to marry you, right? And there are lots of good non-Iranian guys. Well at least that what I think. Sorry if you're not satisfied.
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hello David\n\nI feel that you want to be liked and accepted as an Iranian citizen and as a person. You want to prove that your country is wonderful, modern and  peaceful. Also that your religion is peace loving and accepting of other views.   Right now there is a war, and people are very prejudiced.   Take it easy, go with the flow and enjoy the experience of YA.\nYou are very young, 2 years older than my own son.  Life is so long and filled with twists and turns.  Who knows what will happen in the future?\n\ngood luck, take it easy and \nDios te bendiga