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VISA AND REGULATIONS IN AUSTRIA
http://www.austria.info/xxl/_site/sp/_area/420640/_subArea/691315/_subArea2/691684/index.html
Travelling in Europe has been simplified with the introduction of the Schengen visa.
A schengen Visa allows you to travel freely throughout the Schengen area, since the previous border controls have disappeared.
The Au Pair can apply this “Schengen visa “from the consulate or embassy of the country of destination. If there doesn’t exist a consulate or embassy in the country from where you are applying for a visa, you can do this from a consulate or embassy in the nearest country to your own. For example, if the country of destination is Austria, you must apply for a visa from an Austrian mission. In certain cases Austria may be represented by another Schengen country, from which an Austrian visa may be applied:
See a list of those other Schengen countries: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, the Netherlands, France, Norway, Germany, Spain, Iceland, Sweden, Italy, Greece, Luxemburg and Portugal.
Age: At the time of application the Au Pair should be at least 18 and maximum 28 years old.
Working hours: The Au Pair normally works around 20 hours a week
Pocket money: The Host family pays the Au Pair min. 260 €/month.
Duration of stay: The Au Pair can stay up to 1 year.
Insurance Even if the host family covers the health insurance for the Au Pair, and medical assistance is guaranteed within European Community countries (with a EHIC form or European medical card) it is strongly advised to get an additional (private) health insurance from the Au Pair’s country of origin. Please check with your insurance company if your insurances are valid for the countries where you want to go as an Au Pair.
Travel costs and other costs: The Au Pair should pay for these costs.
Please note that this is only part of the entire information you will need, since these regulations often are changed or updated. Use it as a guideline because we cannot guarantee that all information is correct at this time. Contact the embassy and/or department of immigration for more details.
VISA AND REGULATIONS IN BELGIUM
If you want to be an Au Pair in Belgium you are expected to have a basic knowledge of the language your host-family speaks. You need to be able to prove that you took part in classes at least up to the age of 17, or have a school leaving qualification which allows you to attend university in your country.
Travelling in Europe has been simplified with the introduction of the Schengen visa
A schengen Visa allows you to travel freely throughout the Schengen area, since the previous border controls have disappeared.
The Au Pair can apply this “Schengen visa “from the consulate or embassy of the country of destination. If there doesn’t exist a consulate or embassy in the country from where you are applying for a visa, you can do this from a consulate or embassy in the nearest country to your own. For example, if the country of destination is Belgium, you must apply for a visa from a Belgian mission. In certain cases Belgium may be represented by another Schengen country, from which a Belgian visa may be applied:
See a list of those other Schengen countries: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, the Netherlands, France, Norway, Germany, Spain, Iceland, Sweden, Italy, Greece, Luxemburg and Portugal.
FOR BELGIAN HOST FAMILIES
- Your youngest child must be under the age of 13, at the beginning of the Au Pairs stay.
- You can only apply 1 Au Pair at the same time.
- You must apply for a work permit B and an employment authorisation (by your nearest immigration service).
- On application you need the Au Pair’s medical certificate and the employment contract.
As a Flemish family you can employ a Walloon Au Pair, or vice versa.
Conditions: There is a contract required to be made between the host family and the Au Pair.
Age: At the time of application the au Au Pair should be at least 18 and maximum 26 years old.
Working hours: Approx. 20 Hours a week, with a maximum of 4 hours a day. The Au Pair is entitled to a least 1 day off per week.
Pocket money: There should be paid a minimum of 450 €/Month. This payment must to be paid by bank transfer.
Duration of stay: The Au Pair can stay up to 1 year.
Insurance: The host family must arrange a health insurance for the Au Pair. We strongly advise to have an additional insurance which covers accidents and liability. If the Au Pair needs a visa to come to Belgium we also advise an insurance to cover possible expulsion costs. Please check with your insurance company if your insurances are valid for the countries where you want to go as an Au Pair.
Travel costs and other costs: The family should pay for these costs.
Please note that this is only part of the entire information you will need, since these regulations often are changed or updated. Use it as a guideline because we cannot guarantee that all information is correct at this time. Contact the embassy and/or department of immigration for more details.
VISA AND REGULATIONS IN DENMARK
Travelling in Europe has been simplified with the introduction of the Schengen visa
A schengen Visa allows you to travel freely throughout the Schengen area, since the previous border controls have disappeared.
The Au Pair can apply this “Schengen visa “from the consulate or embassy of the country of destination. If there doesn’t exist a consulate or embassy in the country from where you are applying for a visa, you can do this from a consulate or embassy in the nearest country to your own. For example, if the country of destination is Denmark, you must apply for a visa from a Danish mission. In certain cases Denmark may be represented by another Schengen country, from which a Danish visa may be applied:
See a list of those other Schengen countries: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, the Netherlands, France, Norway, Germany, Spain, Iceland, Sweden, Italy, Greece, Luxemburg and Portugal.
Age: At the time of application the au Au Pair should be at least 17 and maximum 29 years old.
Working hours: The Au Pair works a minimum 18 and maximum 30 hours/week. No more than 5 hours a day. And the Au Pair should be given at least 1 day off a week.
Pocket money: Minimum 2500DKK/month (gross).
Duration of stay: The Au Pair can stay for maximum 12 months.
Insurance: Even if the host family covers a basic health insurance for the Au Pair, and medical assistance is guaranteed within European Community countries (with an EHIC form or European medical card) it is strongly advised to get an additional (private) health insurance, as well as liability insurance from the Au Pair’s country of origin. Please check with your insurance company if your insurances are valid for the countries where you want to go as an Au Pair.
Travel costs and other costs: If the Au Pair comes from a European country he/she should pay these costs.
Please note that this is only part of the entire information you will need, since these regulations often are changed or updated. Use it as a guideline because we cannot guarantee that all information is correct at this time. Contact the embassy and/or department of immigration for more details.
VISA AND REGULATIONS IN UNITED KINGDOM (SCOTLAND, ENGLAND, NORTHEM IRELAND AND WALES)
Age: At the time of application the Au Pair should be at least 17 and maximum 27 years old.
Working hours: As a normal Au Pair you work a min 20 hours. If you work as an Au Pair plus it should between 30 and 38 hours/week. A Mothers help is about 38 and 45 hours a week.
Pocket money: a min of 210 GB pounds, if you work as an Au Pair plus it should be 235 and 320 GB Pounds and a Mothers help about 340 and 550 GB Pounds
Duration of stay: Au Pairs normally stay from 6 months up to 1 year. The maximum time is 2 years.
Insurance: Even if the host family covers a basic health insurance for the Au Pair. It is strongly advised to get an additional (private) health insurance, as well as liability insurance from the Au Pair’s country of origin for the first 6 months. An Au-Pair who will stay more than 6 months in the UK is automatically covered by National Health Insurance Service at no cost. Please check with your insurance company if your insurances are valid for the countries where you want to go as an Au Pair.
Travel costs and other costs: The Au Pair should pay for these costs.
Please note that this is only part of the entire information you will need, since these regulations often are changed or updated. Use it as a guideline because we cannot guarantee that all information is correct at this time. Contact the embassy and/or department of immigration for more details.
VISA AND REGULATIONS IN FINLAND
Travelling in Europe has been simplified with the introduction of the Schengen visa
A schengen Visa allows you to travel freely throughout the Schengen area, since the previous border controls have disappeared.
The Au Pair can apply this “Schengen visa “from the consulate or embassy of the country of destination. If there doesn’t exist a consulate or embassy in the country from where you are applying for a visa, you can do this from a consulate or embassy in the nearest country to your own. For example, if the country of destination is Finland, you must apply for a visa from a Finish mission. In certain cases Finland may be represented by another Schengen country, from which a Finish visa may be applied:
See a list of those other Schengen countries: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, the Netherlands, France, Norway, Germany, Spain, Iceland, Sweden, Italy, Greece, Luxemburg and Portugal.
Age: At the time of application the Au Pair should be at least 17 and maximum 30 years old.
Working hours: The Au Pair normally works around 25-30 hours a week
Pocket money: The Au Pair gets paid a minimum of 260€ a month.
Duration of stay: The Au Pair can stay up to 1 year.
Insurance: Even if the host family covers a basic health insurance for the Au Pair, and medical assistance is guaranteed within European Community countries (with an EHIC form or European medical card), it is strongly advised to get an additional (private) health insurance, as well as liability insurance from the Au Pair’s country of origin. Please check with your insurance company if your insurances are valid for the countries where you want to go as an Au Pair.
Travel costs and other costs: The Au Pair should pay for these costs.
Please note that this is only part of the entire information you will need, since these regulations often are changed or updated. Use it as a guideline because we cannot guarantee that all information is correct at this time. Contact the embassy and/or department of immigration for more details.
VISA AND REGULATIONS IN FRANCE
Travelling in Europe has been simplified with the introduction of the Schengen visa
A schengen Visa allows you to travel freely throughout the Schengen area, since the previous border controls have disappeared.
The Au Pair can apply this “Schengen visa “from the consulate or embassy of the country of destination. If there doesn’t exist a consulate or embassy in the country from where you are applying for a visa, you can do this from a consulate or embassy in the nearest country to your own. For example, if the country of destination is France, you must apply for a visa from a French mission. In certain cases France may be represented by another Schengen country, from which a French visa may be applied:
See a list of those other Schengen countries: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, the Netherlands, France, Norway, Germany, Spain, Iceland, Sweden, Italy, Greece, Luxemburg and Portugal.
Age: At the time of application the Au Pair should be at least 18 and maximum 28 years old.
Working Hours: about 25-30 hours/week for a standard Au Pair program and 30-40 hours/week for an Au Pair plus program.
Pocket money: A standard Au Pair earns min 280 €/ month, and 350 € for an Au Pair plus.
Duration of stay: The Au Pair can stay up to 18 months.
Insurance: Even if the host family covers a basic health insurance for the Au Pair, and medical assistance is guaranteed within European Community countries (with an EHIC form or European medical card), it is strongly advised to get an additional (private) health insurance, as well as liability insurance from the Au Pair’s country of origin. Please check with your insurance company if your insurances are valid for the countries where you want to go as an Au Pair.
Travel costs and other costs: The Au Pair should pay for these costs.
Please note that this is only part of the entire information you will need, since these regulations often are changed or updated. Use it as a guideline because we cannot guarantee that all information is correct at this time. Contact the embassy and/or department of immigration for more details.
VISA AND REGULATIONS IN GERMANY
Travelling in Europe has been simplified with the introduction of the Schengen visa
A schengen Visa allows you to travel freely throughout the Schengen area, since the previous border controls have disappeared.
The Au Pair can apply this “Schengen visa “from the consulate or embassy of the country of destination. If there doesn’t exist a consulate or embassy in the country from where you are applying for a visa, you can do this from a consulate or embassy in the nearest country to your own. For example, if the country of destination is Germany, you must apply for a visa from a German mission. In certain cases Germany may be represented by another Schengen country, from which a German visa may be applied:
See a list of those other Schengen countries: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, the Netherlands, France, Norway, Germany, Spain, Iceland, Sweden, Italy, Greece, Luxemburg and Portugal.
Nationals of Australia, Canada, Israel, Japan, New Zealand, South Korea and the United States may apply for the necessary permit after arrival in Germany.
EU citizens as well as citizens of Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland citizens have the right to live and work in Germany. After arrival, they just need to register with the appropriate office of the town hall (mostly called "Einwohnermeldeamt" or "Bürgeramt") of their residence in Germany.
For nationals of countries which acceded to the EU on 1 May 2004 and 1 January 2007, transitional regulations apply.
Nationals of the states which joined the EU on 1 May 2004 and 1 January 2007 must register in their future place of residence in Germany at the registration office (Bürgeramt/Einwohnermeldeamt) and must apply at the Employment Agency (Arbeitsagentur) for a work permit.
EU citizens have the right to live and work in Germany. Nevertheless transitional arrangements apply for nationals of the countries which joined the EU on 1 May 2004 (except for citizens of Cyprus and Malta) and 1 January 2007. For more information please contact the competent German mission covering your place of residence
Age: At the time of application the Au Pair should be at least 18 and maximum 24 years old.
Working hours: The Au Pair works Approx. 30 hours a week.
Pocket money: the host family pays the Au Pair approx. 280 €/month.
Duration of stay: The Au Pair can stay up to 1 year.
Insurance: Even if the host family covers a basic health insurance for the Au Pair, and medical assistance is guaranteed within European Community countries (with a EHIC form or European medical card), it is strongly advised to get an additional (private) health insurance, as well as liability insurance from the Au Pair’s country of origin. Please check with your insurance company if your insurances are valid for the countries where you want to go as an Au Pair.
Travel costs and other costs: The Au Pair should pay for these costs.
Please note that this is only part of the entire information you will need, since these regulations often are changed or updated. Use it as a guideline because we cannot guarantee that all information is correct at this time. Contact the embassy and/or department of immigration for more details.
VISA AND REGULATIONS IN ICELAND
http://www.utl.is/english/residence-permits/outside-the-eea/au-pair/
Travelling in Europe has been simplified with the introduction of the Schengen visa
A schengen Visa allows you to travel freely throughout the Schengen area, since the previous border controls have disappeared.
The Au Pair can apply this “Schengen visa “from the consulate or embassy of the country of destination. If there doesn’t exist a consulate or embassy in the country from where you are applying for a visa, you can do this from a consulate or embassy in the nearest country to your own. For example, if the country of destination is Iceland you must apply for a visa from mission from Iceland. In certain cases Iceland may be represented by another Schengen country, from which a visa for Iceland may be applied:
See a list of those other Schengen countries: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, the Netherlands, France, Norway, Germany, Spain, Iceland, Sweden, Italy, Greece, Luxemburg and Portugal.
Age: At the application the Au Pair must be at least 18 years old and maximum 26 years old.
Working hours: The Au Pair normally works around 25-30 hours a week
Pocket money: The Au Pair gets paid a minimum of 40.000 IKR.
Duration of stay: The Au Pair can stay up to 1 year, without a possibility of extension.
Insurance: Even if the host family covers a basic health insurance for the Au Pair, and medical assistance is guaranteed within European Community countries (with an EHIC form or European medical card), it is strongly advised to get an additional (private) health insurance, as well as liability insurance from the Au Pair’s country of origin. Please check with your insurance company if your insurances are valid for the countries where you want to go as an Au Pair.
Travel costs and other costs: The Au Pair should pay for these costs.
Please note that this is only part of the entire information you will need, since these regulations often are changed or updated. Use it as a guideline because we cannot guarantee that all information is correct at this time. Contact the embassy and/or department of immigration for more details.
VISA AND REGULATIONS IN IRELAND
Age: At the time of application the Au Pair should be at least 18 and maximum 27 years old.
Working hours: Between 25 and 35 Hours a week
Pocket money: min 280 € a month
Duration of stay: The Au Pair can stay up to 1 year.
Insurance: Even if the host family covers a basic health insurance for the Au Pair, and medical assistance is guaranteed within European Community countries (with a EHIC form or European Medical Card), it is strongly advised to get an additional (private) health insurance, as well as liability insurance from the Au Pair’s country of origin. Please check with your insurance company if your insurances are valid for the countries where you want to go as an Au Pair.
Travel costs and other costs: The Au Pair should pay for these costs.
Please note that this is only part of the entire information you will need, since these regulations often are changed or updated. Use it as a guideline because we cannot guarantee that all information is correct at this time. Contact the embassy and/or department of immigration for more details.
VISA AND REGULATIONS IN ITALY
http://www.thereareplaces.com/Guidebook/pdest/itpts.htm
Travelling in Europe has been simplified with the introduction of the Schengen visa
A schengen Visa allows you to travel freely throughout the Schengen area, since the previous border controls have disappeared.
The Au Pair can apply this “Schengen visa “from the consulate or embassy of the country of destination. If there doesn’t exist a consulate or embassy in the country from where you are applying for a visa, you can do this from a consulate or embassy in the nearest country to your own. For example, if the country of destination is Italy, you must apply for a visa from an Italian mission. In certain cases Italy may be represented by another Schengen country, from which an Italian visa may be applied:
See a list of those other Schengen countries: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, the Netherlands, France, Norway, Germany, Spain, Iceland, Sweden, Italy, Greece, Luxemburg and Portugal.
Age: At the time of application the Au Pair should be at least 18 and maximum 30 years old.
Working hours: The Au Pair normally works around 25-35 hours a week.
Pocket money: This is min. 240 €/month.
Duration of stay: The Au Pair can stay up to 1 year.
Insurance: Even if the host family covers a basic health insurance for the Au Pair, and medical assistance is guaranteed within European Community countries (with a EHIC form or European medical card) it is strongly advised to get an additional (private) health insurance, as well as liability insurance from the Au Pair’s country of origin. Please check with your insurance company if your insurances are valid for the countries where you want to go as an Au Pair.
Travel costs and other costs: The Au Pair should pay for these costs.
Please note that this is only part of the entire information you will need, since these regulations often are changed or updated. Use it as a guideline because we cannot guarantee that all information is correct at this time. Contact the embassy and/or department of immigration for more details.
VISA AND REGULATIONS IN THE NETHERLANDS
Travelling in Europe has been simplified with the introduction of the Schengen visa
A schengen Visa allows you to travel freely throughout the Schengen area, since the previous border controls have disappeared.
The Au Pair can apply this “Schengen visa “from the consulate or embassy of the country of destination. If there doesn’t exist a consulate or embassy in the country from where you are applying for a visa, you can do this from a consulate or embassy in the nearest country to your own. For example, if the country of destination is The Netherlands, you must apply for a visa from a Dutch mission. In certain cases the Netherlands may be represented by another Schengen country, from which a Dutch visa may be applied:
See a list of those other Schengen countries: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, the Netherlands, France, Norway, Germany, Spain, Iceland, Sweden, Italy, Greece, Luxemburg and Portugal.
Age: At the time of application the Au Pair should be at least 18 and maximum 25 years old.
Working hours: The Au Pair is expected to work min 20 to 25 Hours a week.
Pocket money: The host family pays the Au Pair min. 240 €/month.
Duration of stay: The Au Pair can stay up to 1 year.
Insurance: Even if the host family covers a basic health insurance for the Au Pair, and medical assistance is guaranteed within European Community countries (with a EHIC form or European medical card) it is strongly advised to get an additional (private) health insurance, as well as a liability insurance from the Au Pair’s country of origin. Please check with your insurance company if your insurances are valid for the countries where you want to go as an Au Pair.
Travel costs and other costs: The family should pay for these costs.
Please note that this is only part of the entire information you will need, since these regulations often are changed or updated. Use it as a guideline because we cannot guarantee that all information is correct at this time. Contact the embassy and/or department of immigration for more details.
VISA AND REGULATIONS IN NORWAY
Travelling in Europe has been simplified with the introduction of the Schengen visa
A schengen Visa allows you to travel freely throughout the Schengen area, since the previous border controls have disappeared.
The Au Pair can apply this “Schengen visa “from the consulate or embassy of the country of destination. If there doesn’t exist a consulate or embassy in the country from where you are applying for a visa, you can do this from a consulate or embassy in the nearest country to your own. For example, if the country of destination is Norway, you must apply for a visa from a Norwegian mission. In certain cases Norway may be represented by another Schengen country, from which a Norwegian visa may be applied:
See a list of those other Schengen countries: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, the Netherlands, France, Norway, Germany, Spain, Iceland, Sweden, Italy, Greece, Luxemburg and Portugal.
Age: At the time of application the Au Pair should be at least 18 and maximum 30 years old.
Working hours: About 30 hours a week is normal.
Pocket money: The Au Pair gets paid around 3570 NOK a month.
Duration of stay: The Au Pair can stay up to 2 years.
Insurance: Even if the host family covers a basic health insurance for the Au Pair, and medical assistance is guaranteed within European Community countries (with a EHIC form or European medical card) It is strongly advised to get an additional (private) health insurance, as well as a liability insurance from the Au Pair’s country of origin. Please check with your insurance company if your insurances are valid for the countries where you want to go as an Au Pair.
Travel costs and other costs: The Au Pair should pay for these costs.
Please note that this is only part of the entire information you will need, since these regulations often are changed or updated. Use it as a guideline because we cannot guarantee that all information is correct at this time. Contact the embassy and/or department of immigration for more details.
VISA AND REGULATIONS IN SPAIN
Travelling in Europe has been simplified with the introduction of the Schengen visa
A schengen Visa allows you to travel freely throughout the Schengen area, since the previous border controls have disappeared.
The Au Pair can apply this “Schengen visa “from the consulate or embassy of the country of destination. If there doesn’t exist a consulate or embassy in the country from where you are applying for a visa, you can do this from a consulate or embassy in the nearest country to your own. For example, if the country of destination is Spain, you must apply for a visa from a Spanish mission. In certain cases Spain may be represented by another Schengen country, from which a Spanish visa may be applied:
See a list of those other Schengen countries: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, the Netherlands, France, Norway, Germany, Spain, Iceland, Sweden, Italy, Greece, Luxemburg and Portugal.
Please note: Non-EU citizens are allowed to live in Spain as an au Pair, but they are not allowed to work (and to be paid) as an Au Pair in Spain
Age: At the time of application the Au Pair should be at least 18 and maximum 27 years old.
Working hours: The Au Pair is expected to work about 30 hours a week.
Pocket money: The Host family pays the Au Pair 200 € upto 280 € per month. (It depends on age, experience, agreement with the Family)
Duration of stay: The Au Pair can stay up to 1 year.
Insurance: Even if the host family covers a basic health insurance for the Au Pair, and medical assistance is guaranteed within European Community countries (with a EHIC form or European medical card) it is strongly advised to get an additional (private) health insurance, as well as a liability insurance from the Au Pair’s country of origin. Please check with your insurance company if your insurances are valid for the countries where you want to go as an Au Pair.
Travel costs and other costs: The Au Pair should pay for these costs.
Please note that this is only part of the entire information you will need, since these regulations often are changed or updated. Use it as a guideline because we cannot guarantee that all information is correct at this time. Contact the embassy and/or department of immigration for more details.
VISA AND REGULATIONS IN SWEDEN
Travelling in Europe has been simplified with the introduction of the Schengen visa
A schengen Visa allows you to travel freely throughout the Schengen area, since the previous border controls have disappeared.
The Au Pair can apply this “Schengen visa “from the consulate or embassy of the country of destination. If there doesn’t exist a consulate or embassy in the country from where you are applying for a visa, you can do this from a consulate or embassy in the nearest country to your own. For example, if the country of destination is Sweden, you must apply for a visa from a Swedish mission. In certain cases Sweden may be represented by another Schengen country, from which a Swedish visa may be applied:
See a list of those other Schengen countries: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, the Netherlands, France, Norway, Germany, Spain, Iceland, Sweden, Italy, Greece, Luxemburg and Portugal.
Age: At the time of application the Au Pair should be at least 18 and maximum 30 years old.
Working hours: A min of 20 hours a week is the Au Pair expected to work. Normal would be around 30 Hours a week.
Pocket money: The host family pays the Au Pair about 3600 SEK per month
Duration of stay: The Au Pair can stay up to 1 year.
Insurance: Even if the host family covers a basic health insurance for the Au Pair, and medical assistance is guaranteed within European Community countries (with a EHIC form or European medical card) it is strongly advised to get an additional (private) health insurance, as well as a liability insurance from the Au Pair’s country of origin. Please check with your insurance company if your insurances are valid for the countries where you want to go as an Au Pair.
Travel costs and other costs: The Au Pair should pay for these costs.
Please note that this is only part of the entire information you will need, since these regulations often are changed or updated. Use it as a guideline because we cannot guarantee that all information is correct at this time. Contact the embassy and/or department of immigration for more details.
VISA AND REGULATIONS IN SWITZERLAND
Age: At the time of application the Au Pair should be at least 18 and maximum 30 years old.
Working hours: About 30 hour a week is normal.
Pocket money: The host family pays the Au Pair min 280€ a month.
Duration of stay: The Au Pair can stay up to 1 year.
Insurance: Even if the host family covers a basic health insurance for the Au Pair. It is strongly advised to get an additional (private) health insurance, as well as a liability insurance from the Au Pair’s country of origin. Please check with your insurance company if your insurances are valid for the countries where you want to go as an Au Pair.
Travel costs and other costs: The Au Pair should pay for these costs.
Please note that this is only part of the entire information you will need, since these regulations often are changed or updated. Use it as a guideline because we cannot guarantee that all information is correct at this time. Contact the embassy and/or department of immigration for more details.
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