bbmt:
I am not an expert on this subject, but I find it very strange that people again and again are writing student-visa, working-visa etc.
There is just a visitor-visa, single or multiple, valid different days depending on which country.
I’ve been here since August of 2002, and I’m still confused about the visa thing. Maybe we should call it Schrödinger’s Visa. Or maybe it’s a Hegelian thing, in which a thesis visa and an antithesis visa result in a synthesis visa. Or maybe it’s just old-fashioned alchemy, or even –shudder – witchcraft.
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Can a student visa be converted to a visitor visa?
Can a visitor visa be converted to a student visa?
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Hey so, I’m quite confused about the term “student visa” that I hear thrown around a lot. I’ve heard you can’t legally work on a student visa - in that, you won’t be eligible for a work permit even if you apply.
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They want to finish the job they’ve been at for the last two years, and then study under the student visa for a year, and then reapply for the work-based visa after that (I think, though I’m not too sure about the last part).
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