Saturday, April 28, 2012

student traveler from spain through europe?

student traveler from spain through europe?
i am studing in madrid spain this summer i wanted to know what are the cheapest ways to traveling through out europe. i want to go to italy england and france from spain
Other - Spain - 2 Answers
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I hear that the students today, just hop on planes, the way I hopped on trains in my day. Ryanair and Easyjet are two of the names that I know. Once there, you will find that there are specials offered in the travel agents all the time. The whole concept of getting a Eurail pass and spending two months or so hopping on and off trains has become completely antiquated. The pass is too expensive to make it worthwhile.
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Try to find cheap flights,and if you can´t,just take the train...

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Saturday, April 14, 2012

If I go to spain on a student visa first for 3 months, then after it expires can I still stay for the next 3..?

If I go to spain on a student visa first for 3 months, then after it expires can I still stay for the next 3..?
can I still stay for the next 3 months on a tourist visa that I didnt use up???? Since Im going on a student visa thats not using up the tourist visa 90 stay right??? so That means I can still stay around for 90 more days after my student visa expires??
Other - Europe - 1 Answers
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No. When your student visa expires you must leave Spain. The not used time was canceled when you started your student visa.

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Saturday, April 7, 2012

can I work with a student visa in spain?

can I work with a student visa in spain?
I know people might so "NO YOU CANT BECAUSE ITS A STUDENT VISA" But I used to live in Japan for several years and on a student visa and I was able to work 20 hours per week but I had to get "special permission" from the government. On this paper I have about spain it says You cannot Work with a student visa, But Im not planning on Working full time, just part time like in Japan where it was possible but stated the same thing that you cannot work. but actually you could legally work part time, but isnt spain the same? everyone keeps on exagerating about how strict it is, and Im pretty sure JAPAN is the most strictest country in the world in terms of Immigrants and Iw as able to do it and many other things.
Studying Abroad - 1 Answers
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Most student visa's to countries in the EU will allow you to work at most 20 hours a week while university is in session. Some students, however, who are only studying for one semester or shorter, may not be eligible to work, just b/c they will only be in the country for a short amount of time.

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Sunday, April 1, 2012

If I go to spain on a student visa first for 3 months, then after it expires can I still stay for the next 3..?


If I go to spain on a student visa first for 3 months, then after it expires can I still stay for the next 3..?
can I still stay for the next 3 months on a tourist visa that I didnt use up???? Since Im going on a student visa thats not using up the tourist visa 90 stay right??? so That means I can still stay around for 90 more days after my student visa expires??
Other - Spain - 2 Answers
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Ummmm. No. It's three consecutive months. If you enter the country on a tourist visa, say...September 1, then your tourist visa expires on November 30. If you get a student visa on September 2, then your Student visa runs out on Dec.1. I could be wrong, which is why legal questions should be addressed to legal authorities, rather than strangers on the internet. Check with a Spanish Embassy or Consulate. This is, of course, assuming you are from one of the countries that includes the tourist visa in the passport entrance stamp. If you're from someplace else (and you haven't mentioned) the laws could be completely different, so...US, Canada, Mexico, most of (but not all of) South and Central America, etc.
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then you have to ask for a residence visa, or if you have no money, residence and work, depending on what your country if you are a European citizen, you do not need to ask anything

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Wednesday, March 14, 2012

I am a culinary student that is looking to go to spain to learn to cook. where is a good place to go and why?

I am a culinary student that is looking to go to spain to learn to cook. where is a good place to go and why?
I am going for an externship but i am looking for a city in particular. Any suggestions?
Studying Abroad - 1 Answers
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Barcelona. Why? Because it's the most beautiful, cosmopolitan, warm and culturally tolerant city! It's also famous for food. A Chef is a kind of artist. And an artist can be best inspired by the environment.

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Wednesday, March 7, 2012

spain student visa in Los Angeles?


spain student visa in Los Angeles?
does anyone know approximately how long it takes for a student visa for spain to get processed and/or approved? I will be getting it through the Spanish consulate in Los Angeles. please let me know ASAP. my appointment is late june, when should i expect my visa to arrive?
Other - Spain - 1 Answers
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I had my study abroad advisor go for me, bc it was paid for by my university but it took about a month for me to get my passport back and ready to go. I'm guessing as long as you have all of your paperwork in order(they're very very very picky about these things) that you shouldn't have any problems and like I said you should get your passport mailed back to you within a month to two months, MAX.

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Thursday, March 1, 2012

Question about being a foreign exchange student?


Question about being a foreign exchange student?
Well I really would love to be an exchange student in Spain. I would like to go for the fall of 2011 but it's really expensive. Are there any scholarships or financial aid out there to help?
Studying Abroad - 2 Answers
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omg. i am thinking of doing the EXACT same thing :) either france or spain in 2011 and im kinda going through the financial bad side too :( um. im going through Rotary, they kinda help out a bit. but if you want a scholarship program, i suggest talking to the club or organization that you are going through :) maybe even your school ( or are you in university???) im starting to save up now, my parents say that they will pay for it all but i want to ease the burden... umm. yeh. so i guess; start saving. raise money....ask family or friends for donations etc. just do everything :)
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I want to go on Exchange to Spain as well! I presume you are from the States because you used the term 'fall'. I am from Australia and to be able to go on Exchange in 2011 you had to have your application in by March 2010. It may be different for you because you are from the States. I read a while ago that you could get a scholarship if your school results are all As and Bs and Rotary will pay for $5000. This may only be for Australia though.

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