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Monday, 19 December 2016

10 Easiest Countries to Get Permanent Residency

It is known to everyone that many countries provides permanent residency for those people who are not by birth a citizen of that particular country. But here it has been described that there are some countries which really offers hustle free ways to get their permanent citizenship. But for them too, one needs to follow some legal rules, submit documents, fulfil criteria etc. The countries offers permanent citizenship easily than that of any other countries is listed below.

Easiest Countries to Get Permanent Residency

1. Panama

Easiest Countries to Get Permanent Residency
Panama is considered to be the easiest country to get permanent residency. To get residency one will need to legally live in Panama for a minimum of 5years. Only after that he can apply for citizenship. The other requirements needed are-
  • Medical tests- A general medical report which can state that the applicant is not having any mental, physical or infectious diseases. HIV test (it has to be negative), x ray report of the lungs.
  • Documents- 2 photographs (passport sized), Copy of Every pages of Passport.
  • Stability- The applicant has to get a job or he/she must be doing a business.
  • Bank details- The applicant should have a permanent bank account with minimum balance of $5000 + $2000 for each dependent person.
  • Stamps and others will cost around $900 ( + $260 extra, this will be required after getting the approval and issue of the Letter of Neutralization)

2. Belize

Easiest Countries to Get Permanent Residency
This is another country where one can get permanent citizenship easily. Normal citizenship of Belize is given to those who born in Belize. There are some methods which can provide a person who hasn’t born in Belize but still can get permanent citizenship of this country. They are-
  • A person has to live in Belize for at least 5yr before applying for citizenship.( the person cannot move out of Belize for more than consecutive 14days)
  • One should apply for tourist visa first from The Department of Tourist. Citizens of US, UK and some others do not need to do so.
  • One should have a bank balance of $2000 a month to prove that he/she is capable to spend on living in Belize.
  • If anyone marries a person who is currently a citizen of Belize can get citizenship only if he/she stays in Belize for 1yr.
  • Application fees for citizenship vary from person to person. Citizen of Mexico and Guatemala- $125 to $2000, Citizen of US- $1000, Caricom citizen- $250
Note: *one cannot apply for citizenship of Belize if one’s either parents has citizenship of countries which are in war with Belize.*While a person is in tourist visa, he/she cannot indulge himself/herself to work in Belize.*

3. Nicaraguan

Easiest Countries to Get Permanent Residency
Nicaragua is a country which offers easier ways to get permanent citizenship. The dual citizenship will not harm your previous one. That means you can further decide to whom you want to stick with. Nicaragua needs some documents and eligibility to provide a person citizenship which are-
  • Documents- Health certificate, Birth certificate, Photographs, Marriage certificates (for spouse), Pension letters (optional) and Police record.
  • To get the permanent citizenship, it will cost around 6400(Cordoba’s $). The fee is lesser for retired persons who have proofs, 5900(Cordoba’s $).
  • Any foreign investor can apply for residency if he/she runs a business and has to invest at least #30000 in Nicaragua in any sector.
  • Applicant must be residing at Nicaragua for 5years before filling up the application.

4. Ecuador

Easiest Countries to Get Permanent Residency
A person can easily get citizenship (permanent) by doing very easy steps in Ecuador. There is some eligibility what an applicant needs to show to get the citizenship.
  • Cost will be around $1000.
  • Documents needed- 4passport sized photographs, City Hall certificate, Ecuador criminal record, Notarized passport, Birth certificate, SRI Certificate, Index card issued by Civil Registry, Migratory movement record, IESS certificate etc
  • Application must be completed in Quito and the final step of being photographed and getting citizenship papers must also be done in Quito.
  • Applicant should show $800/month income or invest $25000 in a CD from an Ecuadorian bank or he/she can invest $25000 in real estates.

5. Paraguay

Easiest Countries to Get Permanent Residency
Paraguay welcomes immigrants and offers Permanent residence from the very beginning. The process takes some weeks to finalize. Some of the requirements are listed below to get a permanent citizenship in Paraguay.
  • The applicant needs to provide documents from his/her home country. Documents are- marriage certificate, birth certificate, police report, divorce certificate (optional) etc.
  • The applicant should reside in Paraguay for minimum of 3 years before applying.
  • The applicant has to have a bank account in Paraguay. The minimum amount in that account should not be less that %5000. He/she can purchase real estate to get the application.
  • The process can take up to 4 months to approve the application.
  • The applicant will go through a medical screening.

6. Malaysia

Easiest Countries to Get Permanent Residency
If a person from foreign nations wants to obtain Malaysian citizenship by naturalisation the requirement she/she needs to full fill are-
  •  He/she must be over the age of 21years.
  •  He/she has to provide Application form C, Identity card, Birth certificate, Entry permit, Identity cards of 2 Malaysian recommenders, Marriage/divorce certificates( optional), children birth certificate, 3photographs, A basic knowledge of Malaysian language has to be known by the applicant.
  • The applicant has to be resided in Malaysia for more than 10 years.
  • Retirees 50 and older needs to provide only proof of $2800/month income.
  • RM$10 application fee. After approval he/she needs to pay RM$100.

7. Philippines

Easiest Countries to Get Permanent Residency
The documentary requirements and criteria for the application for Philippine dual citizenship are the followings-
  • 2photographs, Passport, Birth certificate etc
  • Processing fees- $75 (around)
  •  Must be more than 35years of age.
  • Must be residing in Philippines for not less than 10years before applying.
  • Should have bank deposit of $20000 (Philippine bank).The amount will be less for retiree.
  • The applicant must be able to speak at least one of the Philippine languages.

8. Uruguay

Easiest Countries to Get Permanent Residency
A person can easily get citizenship of Uruguay if he or she marries a person having Uruguayan citizenship. For that case, the eligibility criteria are of 3 years and 5yrs for the normal persons. It means the applicant has to live in Uruguay for 3 or 5 years minimum to get the citizenship. The applicant will also need to give an income prove of $1500/month or more.

9. Seychelles

Easiest Countries to Get Permanent Residency
Seychelles allows Permanent residency visa for the citizens who are living there for more than 5years.The government verifies whether the applicant has a bank guarantee of $1500 minimum. The applicant has to show his or her incomes prove. He/ she should have a constant income of not less than $1800 per child and $5000 for a spouse.

10. South Africa

Easiest Countries to Get Permanent Residency
The last but not the least in this list is South Africa. The country also gives absolutely great deals to get the citizenship. All you need is to live there for 4years. They offer no age limit.

Monday, 28 November 2016

STUDY ABROAD: A WAY OUT.

  According to internationalstudentStudying abroad may be one of the most beneficial experiences for a college student. By studying abroad, students have the opportunity to study in a foreign nation and take in the allure and culture of a new land.

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Who are Study Abroad Programs for?

As an undergrad, you want to venture out, build confidence, participate and learn by doing, seeing, and traveling. Maybe you want to study marine biology and rescue birds from oil spills but you live in a non-coastal state. Or maybe you are trying to understand history and archaeology from an urban jungle. Understanding new environments, languages, and cultures breeds an appreciation for what you have, or where you come from. It also opens your eyes to what is going on in the global landscape. Rather than studying words on a page, the element of participation, learning to say hello in a foreign language, or visiting heritage landmarks and museums might just stretch the parameters of your thinking. So for those of you who aspire to potentially open new avenues – academically and personally, read on to get started searching for study abroad college programs.

How to Find Study Abroad Programs: WHAT - WHERE - WHEN

Study Abroad Programs are available around the world! If you are interested yet slightly intimidated about how to find Study Abroad Programs? No worries. Here are a few tips to get you started.

WHAT Do You Want to Study?

Study Abroad Programs are available in different subjects. If you know what you want to study, go right to the ‘select a specialty’ menu. Are you a musician? Consider studying music in Vienna. Maybe you think it would be to fascinating to study technology in Japan, art history in Italy (as you sip a perfect espresso), Fashion Design in Paris or business in London, England. Or maybe you are interested in a Spanish Immersion program. Learning a second language is considered a fantastic way to strengthen the brain. Programs are available for elective credits and to support your major or minor.

WHERE Countries to Study Abroad?

If you know what country you want to go to, initiate your search for college study abroad programs with the ‘select a country’ menu. Spain, Italy, UK, Ireland…popular countries to study abroad around the world. Each of the countries may even have cities to choose from. Countries to study abroad are vast and each have its own nuances so choosing one that fits your personality and lifestyle will help your study abroad program be extremely successful for your personal growth.

WHEN Do You Want to Go Abroad?

If you know when you can actually get away (you’re thinking MayMester Intercession or Summer), use the ‘select a term’ menu to find year round or undergrad-term specific study abroad programs. This also gives you some food for thought. Using your spring break to learn about the rainforest in Brazil or learn French in France might be a pretty great way to spend your time.

Why Consider Study Abroad Programs?

There are so many personal reasons that undergraduates study abroad. Apart from learning about (fill in the blank) you are opening up new possibilities for personal growth and discovery. Whatever you decide to ‘do’ in your work life, confidence and self-reliance are assets. And let’s not forget communication skills! Navigating new surroundings (literally) is an experience that is likely to help you when it comes down to landing a dream job and learning the ropes of a new position. Studying abroad puts you into a new category, the ‘international’ potentially cultured, bilingual, self-assured student. So get excited about your education…look for Study Abroad Programs from just about anywhere on the globe!