The last 12 months must have been a pretty entertaining time to be a visa expert if the results of a new study are anything to go by.



From alarming confessions to a shocking lack of cultural knowledge the top 10 makes for some rather eye-watering and rib-tickling reading. And here it is in all its weird glory:

"I've heard that cocaine is legal in Columbia; is this true?" - an enquiry from a visa applicant looking to move there from France.

"Do you know if it's easier to find a wife in England? I'm struggling here." - said a Peruvian applicant for a UK visa.

"Is everybody friends with the Queen?" - asked a Japanese applicant looking to move to England.

"If I live in America, will I be a movie star?" - question posed by a Filipino applicant

"I want to be closer to Elton John. He doesn’t come to Togo. Do you see him much in Britain?" - a man from Togo professing to be Elton John's biggest fan and looking to move to the UK.

"Is it legal to marry your car?" - question asked by a man from the USA looking to move to Guatemala.

"I've committed a serious crime, but I haven't been caught or convicted. Will I be immune once I move?" asked an individual from Italy.

"Is it illegal if I don't speak Dutch?" asked one applicant from the Middle East who was looking to secure a Shengen visa for the Netherlands.

"Somebody told me that Australia was founded by criminals. Do I have to have a criminal record to move there?" - a Malaysian based enquiry for an Australian visa.

"I don't have a passport. If I sail to Portugal but don't fly will they let me live there?" - asked a UK resident looking to move there.

SOURCE: http://myoddnews..com/2013/09/visa-application-top-10-most-bizarre.html

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-news/visa-application-top-10-most-2287682

Can I renounce being a Nigerian if I enter Detriot today..?