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How do you go abroad legally? and got a better answer
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Open a long term Schengen visa and that's it, it's done?
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open a Schengen visa for a long time and that's it, it's done.
open a Schengen visa for a long time and that's it, it's done.
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Making it legal is pretty problematic, either too costly in terms of finances, or unacceptable by.
Making it legal is pretty problematic, either too costly in terms of finances, or unacceptable by.
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a che ti tam zabila?pover moemu opitu,vezde horoscho tam gde nas net
a che ti tam zabila?pover moemu opitu,vezde horoscho tam gde nas net
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Get a green card. You have to have an endless amount of money, desire, and acquaintances abroad, and be able to do something else.
Get a green card. You have to have an endless amount of money, desire, and acquaintances abroad, and be able to do something else.
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Marry a foreigner.
Marry a foreigner.
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down where you want to go. We'll think about it.
down where you want to go. We'll think about it.
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What do you mean? If you do not cross the border illegally, it will be legal
What do you mean? If you do not cross the border illegally, it will be legal
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of all, you may have to pay a lot of money. For example, our legislation changed and now before you apply for a visa that entitles you to apply for a residence permit, you have to pass language and cultural exams at the consulate, and then they screwed up the prices that make your eyes water. Then, after you arrive, you have to go to school to study the language and you also pay from your own pocket about 4000-5000 euros plus exams to pass the required level. The residence permit also costs a lot, and plus you need to have a certain salary in order to accept these documents and the place of residence must comply with certain requirements and they have just begun to change the law. I think in other countries, it is not better. so if you are ready for large financial outlays, a big waste of time and nerves then go ahead.
of all, you may have to pay a lot of money. For example, our legislation changed and now before you apply for a visa that entitles you to apply for a residence permit, you have to pass language and cultural exams at the consulate, and then they screwed up the prices that make your eyes water. Then, after you arrive, you have to go to school to study the language and you also pay from your own pocket about 4000-5000 euros plus exams to pass the required level. The residence permit also costs a lot, and plus you need to have a certain salary in order to accept these documents and the place of residence must comply with certain requirements and they have just begun to change the law. I think in other countries, it is not better. so if you are ready for large financial outlays, a big waste of time and nerves then go ahead.
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you just have to get married well.
you just have to get married well.