Can I take a tourist Schengen visa to another country and apply for a German work permit?
When it comes to Germany, it's better to make it your entry point rather than landing in some other Schengen region and then entering. It'll also avoid any possible future delays. Also, Germans are very law abiding people. So, unless you have all your papers in place, they wouldn't let you start working there. Hopefully, you would have received some respite by now as I see that the question was posted over a month ago. If not, just call them and ask directly to get the latest info about the way forward. Alles Gute!
What's the easiest country to apply for a Schengen visa?
Sorry, but your question shows a misconception. There firstly are no easy or hard countries to apply to since they all follow the same regulatory provisions and secondly you do not have a choice where to apply but must address the application to the Embassy/Consulate General of the country which either is your main destination or the first port of entry if no main destination exists. http://www.netherlandsvac-ua.com/ukraine... ..
Entering china on a tourist visa with herpes?
You are taking a rise if you need medical help. you will have to pay for that and your travel insurance will not cover you. When you applied for your VISA and you stated that you are in good health this was a wrong and incorrect statement. Your health if more important than a trip to China.
Can you have two visas at the same time, like a tourist and student visa?
Others keep answering ‘No’ but, at least for the US, the answer is ‘Yes.’For a single example, a young person qualifies for and is issued a tourist visa valid for multiple entries for ten years. If, at some time later, that person decides to study for a year or for an entire degree - say, four years - he can apply for a student visa.The tourist visa remains valid until its original expiration date. Before or after the studies are completed, the person can continue to enter the US as a simple tourist using that same tourist visa, as long as that is his purpose for that particular visit. He could even do that if, for some reason such as a family emergency, he had to suspend his studies and travel back and forth a few times solely to tend to that emergency. Then, if the student visa was still valid, he could return as a student with a freshly endorsed I-20 form and get back to work.There are many, many other reasons and ways that a person could have multiple US visas of different types, as well. On arrival, he simply has to present the visa corresponding to the purpose of that particular visit.
Can a foreigner marry a U.S. citizen on a tourist visa?
Immigration status has no bearing on whether two people can be married in the US. As long as the couple meets all state and local requirements, the wedding can proceed. The impact that the marriage will have on the foreign national's US immigration status is an entirely different issue. The US citizen spouse may, if so inclined, petition through DHS/CIS for the foreign national spouse to change status from non- immigrant, to Lawfully Admitted Permanent Resident.
Can I visit Canada on a tourist visa and find a job and apply for work permit or a permanent residence? Is it allowed?
While visitor visas are not meant to be used as a vehicle to find work in Canada, visitor visa holders are not expressly prohibited from searching for work while they’re in Canada. In fact, Canadian employers often prefer to meet candidates in person before they hire them, so searching for work from inside Canada may be more effective than trying to find a job from overseas.However, if you do choose to search for work while you’re on a visitor visa, you should keep the following in mind:Never conceal or falsify your reason for visiting Canada from an immigration officer.You will be expected to prove your intention to return to your country when your visitor visa expires irrespective of the outcome of your search for work.You will be expected to prove that you won’t work in Canada without a valid work permit.Visitor visas can be issued for a period of up to six months. However, if you would like to extend your stay beyond the initial validity period of your visa, you can apply for an extension. Whether or not the extension is issued, and the validity period of the extension, are at the discretion of the immigration officer reviewing your application.So, if you want to try to find a job, I think there's nothing illegal. What you can not do in Canada in any way is to work in the country without a license. But if you are successful and find the job you want, it is legal for a company to apply for an LMIA while visiting Canada, and you can continue your visit during your free time while processing the LMIA. until you start working again.
Which countries I can travel on Canada visitors visa?
Although there is nothing like a Schengen Area in North America, having a valid Canadian visitor visa is indeed helpful for traveling to some parts of the continent.A number of countries in Latin America and elsewhere waive their visitor visa requirements to travelers who have valid visas (of whichever class; presumably, multiple-entry ones) from Canada, the USA, Japan, or any of the Schengen countries. The rules do change frequently, so I won’t try to give a list here, but I am pretty sure that Mexico is the largest country on the list, and that Costa Rica and Panama are on the list too. Before booking any tickets, check the rules for individual countries using TIMATIC ( Vladimir Menkov's answer to Which countries (other than the US) can I visit as a tourist, with a non-immigrant visa for the US? I have heard that one doesn't need a separate visa for Mexico, if visiting for less than 30 days. Is this true? )If you are a citizen of one of those countries whose citizens are required an “airport transit visa” even to do a direct airside transit in European airports, having a Canadian visa is likely to exempt you from this requirement as well. Again, check with TIMATIC or the countries’ own info services.
Can I enter and/or exit the Schengen area via a country other than the one for which I have a visa?
Yes.Even you can enter the Schengen Area wherever you wish to enter, not necessarily in Italy, as long as you spend the maximum time of your visit in Italy. Thus your Italian stay should be longer than your Swiss stay. (Did that myself, i.e., entered and exited in another country than the country of main destination.)You should apply to the embassy where you plan to stay longer. Or if the stays are equal, then apply to the country where you spend the time first.In reality, no one (the immigration people) cares where you exited from, even with a Single Entry visa, as long as you exit the Schengen before the visa expiry. Airlines however will be interested to know if you are going back to your country of nationality or a third country (with an appropriate visa), before giving you a boarding pass.