I am moving to Ireland for 3 years on Student Visa. My question is can my spouse work while i am studying?
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Deoends where ya from...If an Eu citizen then yes but if not contact the Irish embassy for further details of work visa's. If he has someone who will sponsor him then he can
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It depends on whether you are currently in the UK or if you intend to come to the UK to work. See the following websites for more information.
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depends on how long you are staying and why you are coming here.\n\n1. for working its normally enough to keep you going for one month which the embassy will set which is normally £300 - £500.\n\n2. As a student then you need to show you have enough saving to pay for the course & live off for the duration of your studies and you can supplyment it will part-time work. \n\nhope it helps
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its possible ony if has student visa, L1. n it is  limitated to campus jobs.\notherwise u need sponsership H1B visa. to work in any where n in any way.
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You have to apply for a student visa with the Canadian Embassy in Iran, if there is one.  Good luck.
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You may wish to be more specific.  You can apply for a work permit based on your background or a study permit if you want to go to school.  You can get a visitor visa just to visit but it would be pretty hard of you want to stay for only a few years.  Please see citizenship& immigration Canada’s web site for more info.
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Your spouse cannot work in the UK with that visa, she needs a working visa instead. But if you have relative or friends, your spouse could try to ask them for a "black-job" but if she got caught then she has to leave UK right away and coming back is a "mission impossible"
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Anyone can.  I applied a few years back and I live in Ireland.  Wasn't successful tho.  :o(
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u can choose any post graduate course which Australian universities offers then u can work there while u studying as part time worker after completing the course u can work as full time worker.
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Australia is very strict on this matter, you have no hope of re'entering Australia before your 3 years is up, unless your fiance' goes to the USA & she comes home married & pregnant, even that is slim. That is a partner/family entrance visa. \nCheck here :\nhttp://www.immi.gov.au
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* You will be living far from your family & friends\n* The way of life & customs will be different\n* U.K is extremely expensive\n* You will stand out because you are not English, this can \n  be a good thing but can also single you out for trouble.\n* It would be expensive to go home every holiday\n\nIt can be the most wonderful thing you will ever do but living in another country is never an easy option. The homesickness & missing your family & friends can really hurt.\n\nAlso even if you do study in another country it does not mean that country will want you to live there after, you may get a student visa but it does not mean you will definately get an immigration visa to live in the U.K.
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I don't think that will be a problem - your difficulty will be with the university with which you're studying.  Will they allow you to travel overseas?  Will you have difficulties contacting your adviser when you need their input?  How many hours during the season will you have to work on your program?  Consider all the variables - pro and con - before you decide.
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Of corse you can bring your husband with you if you are married. He will need to apply for dependent visa. Here is the quote from ukvisa website. \n\nCan I bring my husband, wife or civil partner and children with me? \n\nYour husband, wife or civil partner and any of your children under 18 can come to the UK with you during your studies, as long as you can support them and live without needing any help from public funds. \n\nhttp://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/servlet/Front?pagename=OpenMarket/Xcelerate/ShowPage&c=Page&cid=1018721067373#Q12
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it's hard to  get here legally, but you fiance  can get you a fance visa  if you make it got to the local union of electritian and   summit an application they will assing you a senior electritian and  you'll be rolling up in  three months
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As an international student, you can work part-time after you have received your I-20 for 9 months. You can first work on the college campus, and after a period of time, I think you can work in any company (for a limited time).\n\nI was an international student 7 years ago. You can ask your school's international student office or the student administration office for the rules today. I think the rules are still the same today.
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I think as the above post said  you must really think carefully before you go though with this option.\n\nI know there are different rules for postgrad but for undergrad they dont care about citenship, you have to live for 3 years in the UK before you can get any funding. I've known British friends who coundn't get funding because of this.\n\nso 1, I would check the EXACT rules before you get married!\n\nAlso do you know to marry a British citizen you can't work for the first 6 months, and your husband must be able to support you, and have funds to prove it!!! Also I think it takes at least 2 years before you get full residence.\n\nA fake marriage is really hard work, you must give up a lot. Who knows what happens in 2 years time. Maybe you want to marry for real.\n\nI  know this from personal experience.  In the end I couldn't do it!!!\n\nBut if you do decide to do it. THERE IS A LINK THAT MIGHT HELP.  \n\n\nGOOD LUCK in what ever you do. And maybe some better funding will come through  \n\nBTW It is not that difficult to earn 25000 euro in the UK, and most universities let you pay in instalments, and all have small funds to help any student in need :-))
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An H4 Visa is for dependents of non-U.S. citizens legally in the United States. An H4 visa holder may engage in full or part time study.\n\nThough I would ask the college Registrar ahead of time to make sure that there is no school policy against it, all your wife has to do is apply and be accepted for admission to a college or university and enroll.\n\nGood luck to you both and especially to your wife and her studies.