How long does a visa last in scotland?
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no idea.. probably the same as england.. im not sure if u even need one but hey i dont know these things.. i would look for a site on passport/visas  see what u could find out
467548
it depends from the country you are. in some countries it takes even months and years.I know that in US it takes long enough...in EU it takes 10 days to 6 months. To know exactly the time you should go ask the office where your folder is, they might give you an approximate time. For sure don't wait till they call you. Good luck to both of you!
1010037
You have to have money to attend a school internationally for undergraduate or have a good scholarship.  To apply to a scottish college go to colleges website and see what their application requirements are for internation students.  Contact their financial aid office to see if they have scholarships for international students.  Work permits are different from study permits internationally...so make sure you understand their visa process.  It is likely you cannot support yourself through work as an international student.  My recommendation is to do undergraduate at home....or atleast two years...then apply for a rotary scholarship through your local rotary club.  They pay for one or two years abroad.  Or you could secure a private loan.
999911
Hello,\n\nYou may extend a Schengen visa provided you have exceptional circumstances to bring forward. It may not be obvious in your case as a visa extension may not result in the duration of the stay exceeding 90 days.\n\nRegards,\n\nMartin\nMediaVisa.net
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You generally have to get sponsorship from the company that you will be working for.  Visas are usually given for 1 year but can be longer.  You can travel there without a visa and be allowed to stay for 3 months.  During that time you are not allowed to be employed.  The link will take you to the website for the application process for all types of visas for the UK.
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The UK has an exchange of letters with the USA that waives the six-month continued validity of passport rule. See the link below which, although posted by the US Embassy in Copenhagen applies to British travellers as well:\nhttp://www.usembassy.dk/Visas/FAQ/PassportValidityFAQ.htm\n(Passport needs to be valid for 90 days after arrival)\n\nBut sometimes immigration inspectors can be difficult. Bring proof of the return ticket.\n\nYour passport needs to be of the machine readable (OCR) kind.
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A few months.  However, you can pay extra and have it done as a rush order, in which case I believe it takes about 6-8 weeks.\n\nIf you get a passport form, it is actually written right on there.
155098
If you come for a short term course for no more then 3 months you can use a B-1 visa otherwise you need to get a F-1, J-1 or M-1 visa depending on the program of study.
923297
Tell your man to apply for a UK fiancee visa so that he could go to Scotland and marry you. You must complete the documents and prove that both of you can finance his travel to Scotland.
791699
If you have "indefinite leave to remain in the UK" then I think you must have been living in the UK for 5 years, unless you are married to a British citizen then it's 3 years.\nI have added a website, hope it helps and good luck.
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Here's information on visa applications\nhttp://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/servlet/Front?pagename=OpenMarket/Xcelerate/ShowPage&c=Page&cid=1014919208354
952973
Are you just a visitor, or are you meeting a potential fiance'...it all depends, honestly. \n\nAs just a visitor, I found that a visitor can stay as long as six months without a work visa, so long as they meet the following requirements:\n\n"41. The requirements to be met by a person seeking leave to enter the United Kingdom as a visitor are that he: \n\n(i) is genuinely seeking entry as a visitor for a limited period as stated by him, not exceeding 6 months; and \n \n\n(ii) intends to leave the United Kingdom at the end of the period of the visit as stated by him; and \n\n\n(iii) does not intend to take employment in the United Kingdom; and \n\n\n(iv) does not intend to produce goods or provide services within the United Kingdom, including the selling of goods or services direct to members of the public; and \n\n\n(v) does not intend to study at a maintained school; and \n\n\n(vi) will maintain and accommodate himself and any dependants adequately out of resources available to him without recourse to public funds or taking employment; or will, with any dependants, be maintained and accommodated adequately by relatives or friends; and \n\n\n(vii) can meet the cost of the return or onward journey.; and\n\n(viii) is not a child under the age of 18.\n\n\nHope this helps!\nCheck the link if you need more info...\n \n\n42. A person seeking leave to enter to the United Kingdom as a visitor may be admitted for a period not exceeding 6 months, subject to a condition prohibiting employment, provided the Immigration Officer is satisfied that each of the requirements of paragraph 41 is met. "
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I'm sorry to hear that..and I know that it is a great problem!\nAnd very unfair. I am not even Macedonian and I have a British passport...but I was stopped two hours at the Greek border because they thought I was from Macedonia!!!!\n\nSo for you it must be awful :-( \n\nAnd I don't think Western Europeans or Americans..understand how hard it is for you when your passport is worthless.\n\nI think the situation will get better now..that Macedonia is stable..and has started admittance talks with the EU...\nAs the prospect of EU entry becomes more realistic, I'm sure restrictions will lift!!\n\nAnd you must remember until quite recently restrictions were hard for Croatians too. I had a friend from Croatia who despite paying for a university education for 4 years in Britain...was refused a visa when she tried to return to the UK after a holiday. And that was only three years ago!!!\n\nIf you are under 30..there are aupair programs that you could travel on without too much hassle..and the UK now has a visa scheme for voluntary work...but you are wanting just the ordinary tourist visa...\nThe only thing I can suggest to make it easier is join a cultural exchange and they could help you...\n\n\nBTW  Seychelles and Malaysia do not need a visa :-)))
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Actually it depends on the time they gave you on your visa I am from Spain and they gave it to me for 10 years, but it does not mean I can go to the US for 10 years. since a type b1/b2 is considered a tourist visa when you arrive in the airport you have to go trough immigration and they ask you a bunch of questions on the reason for your visit. then if they let you in they give you an I-94 card to fill out and they stamp the time they will allow you to stay in the US with your visa type the max time is 6 months which you have, if you go back to Italy before or on the day the 6 months expire you can come back the next day. if you go over the 6 months but stay less that 2 years the you have to stay out of the US for 3 years. If you go over 2 years after that I-94 card expires then you have to be out of the US for 10 years as penalty.
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3 years in some cases. Read below:\n\nThe legal requirements you should meet before you are apply are that you:\n\n1. Are aged 18 or over when you apply\n\n2. Are of sound mind, so that you understand the step you are taking\n\n3. Intend to continue to live in the UK, or to enter or continue in Crown Service, the service of an international organisation of which the UK is a member or the service of a company or association established in the UK\n\n4. Can communicate in English (or Welsh or Scottish Gaelic) to an acceptable degree\n\n5. Have sufficient knowledge about life in the UK (this requirement will apply to all applications received by the Home Office on or after 1 November 2005\n\n6. Are of good character\n\n7. Have lived legally in the UK for a minimum of five years before you apply (three years if you are applying on the basis of marriage to a British citizen) and are free from immigration time restrictions.
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Go to google and search about it. You can contact the nearest visa office too. \n\nFor more information you can contact me at macho_1064@yahoo.com\nregards,
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Visa is only if you stay for more than 3 months. All you need is your passport.