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Visa

Covering letter (should indicate designation & purpose of travel)
Invitation from a person / company registered in Romania. This invitation must be presented in original printed from authenticated by the Romanian Authority for Foreigners.
2 Visa application form filled and signed by the applicant at the Consular section.
2 recent passport size photographs( not older than 6 months-white background non-glossy paper)
Business documents (NTN, Membership certificate. Co. Registration etc)
Bank statement – not older than 3 days with 10,000 Euro or 75,000 Euro for long stay business visa. (Personal & company bank statement)
Business Proof with Romanian company
Return Ticket + 1 Copy
CNIC copy
Hotel reservation or the complete address of the Romanian / Pakistani host.
Valid Police Character Certificate (original and copy).
AIG Insurance + 1 copy
Original Passport (all previous passports attached) valid at least 6 months beyond intended staying.
Time: 20
Visa Submission Day: Wednesday between 10am to 1pm
It is not compulsory to present an invitation for the foreign citizen who:
Proves with documents that is owner / associate of a firm / company registered in Romania;
Is in possession of valid visa for Schengen States, USA, UK or Canada.
Intends to attend trade fairs and provides documentation attesting the planned participation (stall booking, correspondence with the fair organizer);
Presents an introductory / guarantee letter by a Pakistani or Romanian Government Institution (original and copy);
Proves that is married to a Romanian national.
Travelers to Romania must apply personally at the Embassy of Romania / Consular Section which will grant the visa only with the prior approval from the Romanian Authority for Foreigners. This process usually takes around 30 working days.
B. Entering in Romania, at the border, the visitor has to present the following:
- Valid passport with legal Romanian visa.
- Invitation in Original (only for travelers under item No.1).
- Return ticket.
- Evidence of possession of 100 USD per day for the whole period of staying.
All the documents for the issuance of the Romanian visa have to be attached in a file.
WARNING It is illegal to submit fake or computer generated documents! In this case, all your documents will be sent to the competent authorities.

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TURKISH VISA REGIME APPLICABLE TO PAKISTANI CITIZENS:
• Diplomatic and official passport holders are exempted from visa for a stay of up to 90
(ninety) days.
• The visa holder is not permitted to take up employment or carry out working activities.
• The visa holder may not enter Turkey prior to the entry date as shown on the visa.
• The visa holder must leave Turkish territory on or before the expiry date as shown on
the visa.
Visa Application Procedure:
(Download visa form) http://www.turkishembassy.org.pk/visasection.php
All Entry visas are subject to authorization from the Interior Ministry of Turkey.
Please submit your visa application form at least four weeks prior to your visit to avoid any
inconvenience regarding your travel schedules to Turkey.
Application Hours: Visa hours of the Turkish Embassy is from 09:30 am to 12:30 am from
Monday to Friday.
Visa Fees for 2010:
Single Entry : Rs. 4,850
Multiple Entry : Rs. 16,100
Single Transit : Rs. 4,850
Double Transit : Rs. 9,700
For Visa application form submissions, personal appearance is required with a valid passport.
Applications by fax, post or e‐mail are not admitted.

Visa Application Requirements:
1. Passport and photocopy of the passport.
2. Return Air ticket and its photocopy.
3. Copy of the confirmed plane ticket is required for transit visas.
4. Copy of the ticket reservation document is adequate for entry visa applications.
5. The students studying in Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus are required to submit a
introduction letter from the Representation of the TRNC, endorsing the education status
of the applicant along with their tickets.
6. Latest Bank Statement for the last three months.
7. Health report from a hospital or personal vaccination report.
8. Hotel booking confirmation.
9. Invitation from Turkey attested by Notary Public. (For Afghan Nationals only).
10. For Business Travels:
11. Statement from the employer: mentioning title, salary, duration of the employment and
purpose of travel.
12. An invitation letter from the related Turkish firm, a copy of which should reach the
Embassy by fax.
13. Endorsement document of the company from the related Chamber of Commerce and
Industry.
Please Note: According to the recent circular issued by Turkish embassy the travelers holding
USA, UK or Schengen visa will get entry visa at the entry port. However it is advised to check the
latest information on it by calling the embassy on the below given Tel No.
Custom Regulations:
On Entry
Personal belongings and some items may be brought into the country duty free. You can obtain
the current detailed list of these items from the nearest Turkish Consulates or Tourism
Information Offices abroad.
All items worth over $15,000, valuable personal items and all antiques brought into Turkey
must be registered in the owners passport in order not to have any problem on exit.
Special permission is a must for all kinds of sharp instruments and weapons.
All kinds of narcotics are strictly forbidden to be brought into, traded and consumed in Turkey.
Any violation of this prohibition is subject to heavy punishment.
a) The following items may be brought into country duty free;
* Personal effects,
* Clothing and personal accessories,
* Books, magazines and one portable typewriter,
* Personal sporting equipment,
* One musical instrument,
* One camera and up to ten rolls of film,
* One transistor radio and amateur compass,
* Necessary medical items,
* 1 black and white TV set or 1 compact black and white TV‐Radio cassette player,
* 200 ci******es, 50 ci**rs, 200 gr. to***co, 200 cigarette papers,
* In addition to the above, following items can be brought into the country duty free if they are
bought from duty‐free shops: 400 ci******es, 100 ci**rs, 500 gr. to***co, 1,5 kg coffee, 1,5 kg
instant coffee, 500 gr. tea, 1 kg chocolate, five 120 ml bottles of perfume, five 100 cc or seven
75 or 70 cc bottles of spirits.
b) Valuable items must be registered in the owners passport for control upon exit.
c) Sharp instruments (including camping knives) and weapons cannot be brought into the
country without special permission.
d) The importation, buying, selling and consumption of ma*****na and all other narcotics are
strictly forbidden and subject to heavy penalties.
e) Antiquities brought into the country must be registered in the owners passport to avoid
difficulties on leaving the country.
On Exit:
a) Gifts and souvenirs may be taken out of the country. However, for a new carpet an invoice of
purchase and for old items a certificate from a museum is necessary.
b) Valuable personal items can only be taken out of the country provided that they have been
registered in the owners passport.
c) Minerals may only be exported from the country with a special document obtained from the
MTA (General Directorate of Mining Exploration and Research, Ankara) web site:
www.mta.gov.tr
Tel: (312) 287 3430 1622, Fax: (312) 285 42 71
d) Up to 1000 ci******es may be bought from duty‐free shops by the passengers on exit or in
transit.
The export of the following items from Turkey is forbidden:
* Antiquities
* Narcotics
* To***co seeds and plants
* Angora goats
* Wild animals
* Certain parts of these animals such as; hide‐skin, horn.
* Ready to wear products made from these items (hide‐skin, horn etc.)
* Sub ‐ forestry products may only be exported from the country regular obtained from the
Ministry of Forestry.
Tax Refund:
You Can Receive a Tax Refund for the Goods You Purchased In Turkey!
∙ Refunds will be made to travellers who do not reside in Turkey.
∙ All goods (including food and drinks) are included in the refunds with the exclusion of services
rendered.
∙ The minimum amount of purchase that qualifies for refund is 5.000.000 TL.
∙ Retailers that qualify for tax refunds must be authorised for refund. These retailers must
display a permit received from their respective tax office.
∙ The retailer will make four copies of the receipt for your refund, three of which will be
received by the purchaser. If photocopies of the receipt are received the retailer must sign and
stamp the copies to validate them. If you prefer the refund to be made by check, a Tax‐free
Shopping Check for the amount to be refunded

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How to Get in

There are so many stunning places to marry in Europe to choose from you'll be spoilt for choice!

Organising the paperwork can sometimes be complicated, however as long as you double check with the authorities that you have all the correct documents beforehand it should be possible to get legally married in many European countries. Please note that all information below is a generalisation only, as documentation varies depending on your country of residence.

Quick weddings are unusual in Europe as most countries require "cooling off" period between declaring your intent to marry and being legally able to exchange your vows. When planning a European wedding we would recommend you start the legal process at least 3 months in advance of your planned wedding day, preferably longer.

A summary of marriage law for each country is below, but you can also click through to full marriage laws and make sure you know exactly how to marry in each country. .

documents for all countries:
Full birth certificates showing both parents' names
Passports
If divorced, show your original final divorce papers
If widowed, show the death certificate of your former spouse
If you have changed your name then show legal proof of the change
(Bride and groom must not be related by blood, marriage or adoption)

Some countries also require these documents:
Certificate of No Impediment to Marriage
This can be obtained from your local department of foreign affairs or your embassy in the country in which you are getting married.

Apostille Stamp
Some countries require foreign legal documents to be stamped with an apostille which then makes them legal documents in that country.

Certificate of Single Status/Sworn Affidavit that you are free to marry
These are similar to a Certificate of No Impediment, but instead you have to swear you are single in front of a legal representative.

Western Europe

Gibraltar
You will need: all required documents above. Residency requirement: none. Full Gibraltar marriage law here.

France
You will need: birth certificates issued less than 6 months ago, two proofs of domicile, certificates of single status, certificates of no impediment, certified translations of all required documents above with apostille stamps. Residency requirement: 40 days. Full France marriage law here.

Italy
You will need: an official interpreter for the ceremony, Certificates of No Impediment (Nulla Ostra), certified translations of all required documents above, if the bride has been married before she must wait 300 days after the end of her last marriage before she can remarry. Residency requirement: none. Full Italy marriage law here.

Malta, Gozo & Comino
You will need: form RZ1 application to publish banns, form RZ2 Declaration on Oath, all required documents above, provide for the registrar details of when and where the marriage will take place, name of the minister conducting the wedding and name the bride will use after marriage. Residency requirement: none. Full Malta marriage law here.

Monaco
You will need: birth certificates issued less than 3 months ago, certificate of publication of the marriage banns, all required documents above with certified translations countersigned by consuls of the issuing country. Residency requirement: 30 days. Full Monaco marriage law here.

Portugal
You will need:certificate of no impediment, certified translations of all required documents above issued within the last 6 months with apostille stamps. Residency requirement: none. Full Portugal marriage law here.

Spain
You will need: application to marry form, certificate of no impediment, certified translations of all required documents above with apostille stamps, affidavit stating where you reside, certificate of residence. Residency requirement: 2 years if non catholic and non resident. None if catholic or if you own property in Spain. Full Spain marriage law here.
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Central Europe

Austria
You will need: an official interpreter for the ceremony, proof of domicile, sworn affidavit that you are free to marry, any former marriage certificates, certified translations of all required documents above with apostille stamps. Residency requirement: none. Only civil ceremony is recognised by Austrian law. Full Austria marriage law here.

Germany
You will need: an official translator for the ceremony, proof of domicile, sworn affidavit that you are free to marry, any former marriage certificates, certified translations within the last 3 months of all required documents above with apostille stamps. Residency requirement: none. Only a civil ceremony is recognised by German law. Full Germany marriage law here.

Switzerland
You will need: promise of marriage form, sworn affidavit that you are free to marry, certified translations of all required documents above, if you are divorced your former marriage certificate. Residency requirement: yes. Only a civil ceremony is recognised by Swiss law. Full Switzerland marriage law here.
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Northern Europe

Denmark
You will need: certificate of marital status, marriage declaration form, all required documents above. Residency requirement: up to 3 days. Full Denmark marriage law here.

Iceland
You will need: witness forms, certificate of marital status, confirmation from the Directorate of Immigration that you are legally staying in Iceland, flight tickets, if widowed papers showing the estate and liabilities of the deceased spouse, all required documents above. Residency requirement: none. Full Iceland marriage law here.

Ireland
You will need: give notice to the registrar 4 weeks before the wedding in writing signed by both of your, marriage registration form, certificate of no impediment, all required documents above. Residency requirement: none. Full Ireland marriage law here.

Norway
You will need: Q0151 form, certificate of no impediment, documents showing you can legally enter and stay in Norway, all required documents above and certified translated copies, if divorced then a Declaration of Estate document. Residency requirement: none. Full Norway marriage law here.

Sweden
You will need: sworn affidavit that you are free to marry, certified translations of all required translations above, if divorced your former marriage certificate, certified and notarised. You may need to show a certified copy of your country's marriage laws. Residency requirement: none. Full Sweden marriage law here.
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Eastern Europe

Croatia
You will need: birth certificates issued less than 3 months ago, certificate of no impediment, certificate de coutume, affidavit signed before a solicitor, if divorced then your previous marriage certificate, certified translations of all required documents above with apostille stamps. Residency requirement: none. Full Croatia marriage law here.

Czech Republic
You will need: certificate of no impediment, certified & legalised translations of all required documents above. Residency requirement: none. Full Czech Republic marriage law here.

Poland
You will need: certificate of no impediment, personal details form, certified translations of all required documents above. Residency requirement: none. Full Poland marriage law here.

Romania
You will need: certificate of no impediment, medical form issued in Romania, personal statement, official report, certified translations of all required documents above. Residency requirement: none. Full Romania marriage law here.

Slovakia
You will need: certificates of no impediment, certified translations within the last 3 months of all required documents above. Residency requirement: none. Full Slovakia marriage law here.

Slovenia
You will need: an official interpreter for the ceremony, birth certificates issued less than 6 months ago, single status certificate, certificate of no impediment, certified translations within the last 3 months of all required documents above. Residency requirement: none. Full Slovenia marriage law here.

Ukraine
You will need: certificate of no impediment, certified translations of all required documents above. Residency requirement: depends on region. Full Ukraine marriage law here.
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Southern Europe

Cyprus
You will need: notice of marriage form, swear before a registrar that you are single and that there is no impediment to the marriage, if divorced then your previous marriage certificate, all required documents above. Residency requirement: 2 or 3 days. Full Cyprus marriage law here.

Greece
You will need: certificate of no impediment issued within the last 3 months, if divorced then previous marriage certificate, certified translations of all required documents above. Residency requirement: none. Full Greece marriage law here.

Turkey
You will need: certificate of no impediment, 6 recent photos of bride and groom, certified translations of all required documents above. Certain resorts may require medical examinations. Residency requirement: none. Full Turkey marriage law here.

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OF LIVING in
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Even though Poland has been a member state of the European Union since 2004, it is still expensive to live in than in other countries.

The cost of everyday products.
It is best to buy fresh fruit and vegetables at a local market (every town in Poland hosts a market at least twice a week). Remember that everyday products are cheaper in the supermarkets and bigger grocery stores than in local housing estate shops.
Below you can find a list of most common everyday products along with their cost:

A loaf of bread
Butter (200 g)
Milk (1l)
Pasta (0,5 kg)
Rice (0,5 kg)
Potatoes
Apples
Bananas
Chicken
Pork chop
Minced meat (beef / pork)
Eggs from 2 PLN
from 3 PLN
from 2 PLN
from 4 PLN
from 4 PLN
from 3 PLN per 1 kg
from 3 PLN per 1 kg
from 4 PLN per 1 kg
from 10 PLN per 1 kg
from 12 PLN per 1 kg
from 10 PLN per 1 kg
from 5 PLN per carton of 10
&Cleaning:

Toothpaste
Shower gel
Shampoo
Universal cleaning cream (for bathroom and kitchen) from 7 PLN
from 4 PLN
from 4 PLN
from 10 PLN
Clothes (cheaper brands):
Shirt
Trousers
Jumper
Sports jacket
Blouse
Skirt
Sports shoes from 80 PLN
from 100 PLN
from 80 PLN
from 100 PLN
from 60 PLN
from 80 PLN
from 70 PLN
Haircuts:
Haircut for men
Haircut for women from 40 PLN from 60 PLN
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Złoty is a Polish currency (zł, PLN). 1 złoty is 100 groszy (gr.) The banknotes are in values of 10, 20, 50, 100 and 200 PLN and the coins are in the value of 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50 gr. and 1, 2, and 5 PLN.
In the future, Poland plans to adopt the European currency Euro
Currency can be exchanged in many banks or currency exchange shops. They are easy to be found in the city centers, airports, railway stations, places of tourist attractions, and in some hotels. If you would like to know what today’s exchange rate with your home currency is, check the Polish National Bank’s website http://www.nbp.pl/Kursy/Kursya.html
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PUBLIC TRANSPORT
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Every city in Poland has its own public transport, so the prices of tickets differ from town to town. The good news is that as a student, you are entitled to a discount on public transport. It is usually up to 50% and you need to have a student ID in your possession. You can buy a single ride, or daily, weekly, monthly and quarterly passes. If you are using public transport on a regular basis, it is the cheapest and most convenient to purchase a quarterly ticket.
You can travel by bus, tram, metro and train in Poland. However, please bear in mind that the tram and bus tickets may not be accepted on the trains as a valid form of payment. Therefore, in order to avoid a fine, always make sure you have the right type of ticket suitable for the means of transport you have picked.
Apart from buses, trams and trains, you can also travel by taxi in every Polish town. However, it is usually the most expensive means of transport. The fares vary between 2-4 PLN per km and go up to 3,5 – 4,5 PLN at a nighttime. You can call for a taxi or hail one on the street. Alternatively, you can just use a taxi parked on the street. The taxi ranks are usually located near railway stations, airports, shopping centers or near the city attractions.
Beware that some of the private transport companies are not registered as taxis. They may have a taxi sign, yet the phone number is usually missing from the side of the car. We do not recommend using these as they are usually a lot more expensive. It is better to call for a taxi from one of the many corporations or just use one which has a phone number clearly written on the side door of the car.
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MEDICAL SERVICE

Studying in Poland, you must be insured in the National Health Fund (NHF) or possess a European Health Insurance Card (EHIC). Having medical insurance is one of the requirements when you apply for a visa (more information in the Requirements section). If you are sick, you need to go to a General Practitioner (GP) who has signed an agreement with the NHF (which in practice means any doctor in a public or university medical centre) and show your EHIC or another proof of health insurance. The GP will examine you and refer you to a specialist or to further specialist examination or to a hospital if need be.
In case of emergency (an accident, sudden serious disease or giving birth) you can call for an ambulance or get admitted to a hospital’s emergency room (SOR). In such cases the medical transport is free of charge. However, in the hospital you’ll need to present your health insurance.


The freedom of creed is guaranteed by constitution in Poland. Officially, there are 138 types of religion registered in Poland. Christianity (Roman Catholic Church) is the most widely practiced religion in Poland. The second most popular faith is The Polish Autocephalous Orthodox Church, followed by Augsburg Evangelical Church, Pentecostal Church and Seventh-day Adventist Church and a few others. The Jehovah’s Witness faith is also quite popular. Additionally, the following religious groups have a presence in Poland: The Association of Jewish Communities in Poland, The Muslim Religious Association, Crimean Karaites Religious Association, International Society for Krishna Consciousness, Sikhism and The Buddhism Association.

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REQUIRED for Applicants in the Bachelor/Master degree at
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1. Filled-in Application form with applicant`s short personal data, home address, email, phone, desired course, etc.
2. Six passport size photographs.
3. Copy of applicant`s Secondary School Certificate/Diploma, translated in Bulgarian and certified (legalized) by the Bulgarian Consulate/Embassy in the respective country or with an Apostille stamp.
4. Copy of the Certificate/Diploma`s supplement marks from the secondary school, translated in Bulgarian and certified (legalized) by the Bulgarian Consulate/Embassy in the respective country or with an Apostille stamp. The marks’ system should be clearly detailed in view of the five grade notation – Excellent, very good, good, mean/pass.
5. Medical Certificate, translated in Bulgarian and certified (legalized) by the Bulgarian Consulate/Embassy in the respective country or with an Apostille stamp. It should be issued at least a month before applying for the enrollment.
6. A letter from applicant`s parents, where they state they will meet all applicant`s expenses during his/her stay in Bulgaria, translated in Bulgarian and certified (legalized) by the Bulgarian Consulate/Embassy in applicant`s country or with an Apostille stamp.
7. Copies of applicant`s passport (the page with candidate's full name, written down in Latin, date and place of birth).
8. A certificate issued by applicant` s high-school/competent institution, where it has to be stated that the applicant has the right to continue his/her education in any university in his/her country. This document should be translated in Bulgarian and certified (legalized) by the Bulgarian Consulate/Embassy in applicant`s country or with an Apostille stamp.

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The official Languages in are Greek and Turkish. International students should note that, because Cyprus was a British Colony, most of the population is multilingual and English is commonly spoken as a second language. The University of Nicosia as well as other Universities in use English as the official language of instruction and administration. Foreign or International students can easily navigate the university, the community, and travel throughout Cyprus.

Universities in offer affordable tuition fees for as low as 2400-2800 EUR per session, they also offers moderate living expenses for international students for as low as 250-400 per month. Dorm-style housing or hostels are available for students who wish to study abroad in Cyprus. Rooms are designed to accommodate one, two, or four students.
There are several advantages of studying in Cyprus, as it provides an ideal structure and environment for higher learning and has become a major international education center, attracting students from all over the countries.