eigentlich kein Problem
By hezamarie on Jun 2, 2008 | In Bureaucracy | 3 feedbacks »
Nervous Me: Ich m?chte mich erkundigen, was die Vorgehensweise für eine Verl?ngerung meines Visums ist. Mein Studentenvisum l?uft zum 31. Juli aus und ich m?chte mein Fachrichtung wechseln.
Mr. ‘cool’ Schreiber: Das ist eigentlich kein Problem.
- No, Problem?! Those are words you rarely hear from a clerk at the office of foreign affairs, esp. in Munich. But I did (out of NRW) and I’m ecstatic! My appointment to extend my visa is on July 31st. There wasn’t even a grumble in his voice when I said I’m changing my major. uh huh. happy dance.
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hezamarie says:
Apparently, as long as I have a reason to and it agrees with the German bureaucracy.
But just for statistics sake, after completing my major I have a year to look for a job in Germany. One could stay in Germany up to 10 years on a student visa..studying of course. The list goes on ..all situations are do-able you just need thick skin, a pocket full of patience, and connections to a lawyer.
But just for statistics sake, after completing my major I have a year to look for a job in Germany. One could stay in Germany up to 10 years on a student visa..studying of course. The list goes on ..all situations are do-able you just need thick skin, a pocket full of patience, and connections to a lawyer.
on Mon, June 2, 2008 @ 19:31
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