if you are brazilian and have a student visa for U.S., go back to brazil for vacation and come back, can you?
my boyfriend has a student visa and goes to a university and takes english classes at night. he said the visa lasts four years. we are planning on going to brazil together next summer and he keeps on telling me "that there might be a chance of him not being able to enter back into the u.s." now is that true? can that really happen? if so, why? i mean, if he has his 4 year student visa he should be able to get back in right? or are you not allowed to travel outside of the u.s. if you have a student visa? he's only been here for 6 months.. so it isn't expiring for another 3 and a half years help please!! i'd appreciate it a lot :)
Immigration - 1 Answers
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of course a student can visit his country. but before going? he must make sure that he has his documentation and has visited his school officials to get proper documentation. Can I Travel Outside of the United States? Students may leave the United States and be readmitted after temporary absences. When making your travel plans, please remember that you must be a full-time student to keep your M-1 student status. Upon your return to the United States, you should provide immigration inspectors with: A valid passport. A valid M-1 entry visa stamped in the passport (if necessary). A current USCIS Form I-20 ID signed by your designated school official (you should have the designated school official sign your USCIS Form I-20 each time you wish to temporarily travel outside the United States). A new USCIS Form I-20 M-N/ID if there have been any substantive changes in your course of study or place of study. Proof of your financial support. How Can I Get USCIS Forms? Your should be able to pick up immigration-related forms from your designated school official (DSO). Only your designated school official (DSO) can give you a USCIS Form I-20 (Certificate of Eligibility for Nonimmigrant (F-1) Student Status - for Vocational Students). If you need other immigration forms, you may download them from the Immigration Forms tab at the top of this page, call 1-800-870-3676, or submit a request through our forms by mail system. http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.5af9bb95919f35e66f614176543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=4e4496981298d010VgnVCM10000048f3d6a1RCRD&vgnextchannel=48819c7755cb9010VgnVCM10000045f3d6a1RCRD
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Monday, March 28, 2011
Monday, March 14, 2011
Somebody would like conversation in MSN Messenger with a Brazil people (English Student)?
Somebody would like conversation in MSN Messenger with a Brazil people (English Student)?
Did If you like please add me on your msn messenger. I'm a study and need learn English. Send me emails in the adress: phvanaza@hotmail.com or phvanaza@yahoo.com.br Thanks! @@
Friends - 2 Answers
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mi e-mail es susana7pr@yahoo. Hola,yo puedo hablar español.Yo soy de Puerto Rico.Si quieres podemos hablar in english.I know regular english. I will be waiting for your reply...
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Hi there, I would like to talk to you. I'm from Canada, but I can not give you my email address. I have to meet you in person before I can give it to you. I'm sorry.
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Did If you like please add me on your msn messenger. I'm a study and need learn English. Send me emails in the adress: phvanaza@hotmail.com or phvanaza@yahoo.com.br Thanks! @@
Friends - 2 Answers
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mi e-mail es susana7pr@yahoo. Hola,yo puedo hablar español.Yo soy de Puerto Rico.Si quieres podemos hablar in english.I know regular english. I will be waiting for your reply...
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Hi there, I would like to talk to you. I'm from Canada, but I can not give you my email address. I have to meet you in person before I can give it to you. I'm sorry.
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Monday, March 7, 2011
What are the steps I should take, being a drama student form Brazil to pursue a creer in the UK?
What are the steps I should take, being a drama student form Brazil to pursue a creer in the UK?
My studies are actually in ah iatus now, so I do not have any professional formation yet, but I have read some about it and I would like some tips from actors, especially any who have gone to live abroad with this intent. Should I study in the UK (quite expensive), should I study here and then travel? should I just go for it? Which seems the hardest to do having no connections or agent yet.. And answering the good point the first 'answerer' made, I do have a good fluency in English, mostly american accent, but I work well with accents and I do believe with a little instruction I would be able to perfect the ones I can work with (including British, which I really do wish to study more of, love it).
Theater & Acting - 2 Answers
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The U.K. is a very small and competitive market where actors are concerned and heavily reliant upon English and the class of dialect you possess and can do on command. How is your English? If you speak like a non native your work prospects in the U.K. will be almost non existent. You would fare much better in the U.S. but even then you'd have a few of the same obstacles. The U.S. market however is far larger and more forgiving. If the U.K. is what you really what you want to do you might as well go for it. The sooner you start your journey the sooner answers will come your way. It's much too soon to worry about connections or agents. None of those will be able to help you until you get yourself settled.
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I think if you can work around with accent then the ball game depends on your drama skills. You can win the game as well. more on studying in the uk - http://www.smartukstudent.com
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My studies are actually in ah iatus now, so I do not have any professional formation yet, but I have read some about it and I would like some tips from actors, especially any who have gone to live abroad with this intent. Should I study in the UK (quite expensive), should I study here and then travel? should I just go for it? Which seems the hardest to do having no connections or agent yet.. And answering the good point the first 'answerer' made, I do have a good fluency in English, mostly american accent, but I work well with accents and I do believe with a little instruction I would be able to perfect the ones I can work with (including British, which I really do wish to study more of, love it).
Theater & Acting - 2 Answers
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The U.K. is a very small and competitive market where actors are concerned and heavily reliant upon English and the class of dialect you possess and can do on command. How is your English? If you speak like a non native your work prospects in the U.K. will be almost non existent. You would fare much better in the U.S. but even then you'd have a few of the same obstacles. The U.S. market however is far larger and more forgiving. If the U.K. is what you really what you want to do you might as well go for it. The sooner you start your journey the sooner answers will come your way. It's much too soon to worry about connections or agents. None of those will be able to help you until you get yourself settled.
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I think if you can work around with accent then the ball game depends on your drama skills. You can win the game as well. more on studying in the uk - http://www.smartukstudent.com
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Tuesday, March 1, 2011
What's the perfect gift for a foreign exchange student?
What's the perfect gift for a foreign exchange student?
i recently have had to oppertunity to have a great foreign exchange student. he is from brazil and will be turning 17, what do you think he'd like?
Other - Destinations - 2 Answers
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Something that they would not find at home.
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You really need to know what kind of person he is (does he like sports? Or he is more like a geek?). Watches, sunglasses are good gifts (but not so cheap). A nice Lammy pen will be a good gift for a student also. In USA an Lammy al star is US$30 but in Brazil it will cost US$100. A good gift I would say!
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