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Virajita Kumari

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The following are some of the exceptions would apply and hamper an applicant's spouse to get a spouse visa in New Zealand if they are holding any of the following visa types:

  • Foreign Crew of Fishing Vessels Instructions
  • Working holiday schemes
  • Pacific Quotas Residual Places Work Visa Instructions
  • Recognised Seasonal Employer Work Instructions
  • Supplementary Seasonal Employer (SSE) Instructions
  • Silver Fern Job Search Instructions
  • Skilled Migrant Category Job Search Instructions
  • Essential Skills, if the partner is into a lower-skilled work

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Raushan Kumar

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Yes, you need to present a proof of financial capacity. You need to prove that you have funds to pay for the course you are enrolled in a Swedish university. Your proof of financial capacity should also show that you have enough fund to support your stay in Sweden. You can present proof of financial security via scholarship, sponsor, student loan or own funds. You must have at least SEK 8,190 for each month of their stay in Sweden, computed for the intended stay with a minimum of 10 months for every year of studying in Sweden.

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Raushan Kumar

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Documents required depends on what kind of visa you are applying for, for courses shorter than three months you need to apply for a normal visa. However, for courses longer than three months, you are required to apply for a residence permit. To apply for a residence permit you need a valid passport which has a validity of at least six months at the time of application. Students are also required an enrollment letter from the university in Sweden, health insurance, and essay.

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Raushan Kumar

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VFS global official service provider to Sweden embassy to process the visa applications in India. The applicant can pay for the visa applications at VFS Global visa application centers in India. You can pay in cash or with a debit/ credit card. If you decide to apply directly via Swedish Embassy then you can pay fees by bank draft, UPI payments or a bank card. Payment made by Bank Draft should be in favour of the 'Embassy of Sweden (Visa)'. Bank drafts have to be made for each application. Collective Bank drafts are not accepted.

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Raushan Kumar

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The Embassy of Sweden in India works only with VFS Global in India and Nepal. The Schengen visa application fee is linked to euro. From April 15, 2021, adult fee is €80 and for children (6-12 years) it is €40. Some countries with EU visa agreements pay less or no fee.

If visit is more than 90 days, you need D Visa. New visa fee from April 4, 2021, is €60. Children 0-6 years don't pay any fee. Visitor's permit costs SEK 1,500 for adults and SEK 750 for children under 18.

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Raushan Kumar

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 The processing time for Sweden study visa is 90 days.

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Abhishek Khanna

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The standard single-entry Ireland student visa application fee is €60. For a multiple-entry visa, the cost is €100. Additionally, after arriving in Ireland, you'll need to register with immigration, which costs €300 for the Irish Residence Permit.

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Raushan Kumar

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Minimum IELTS Band Requirement for Canada Study Permit. A study visa for Canada requires the Student to score at least 5.5 in each of the four IELTS bands requirements with an overall minimum score of 6.0 and above for undergraduate & Diploma programs.

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Raushan Kumar

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Yes, you can get a Netherlands student visa without IELTS. You just need to submit the documents from the university you have been admitted, certifying that you are eligible for a study visa without IELTS.

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