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Sorry, ya'll I later moved to the USA. Got a Job there so I migrated. So that was why I stopped responding to the messages and all. Best of luck ya'll Oluomu: |
WASHINGTON—The Trump administration is banning immigration from Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation, and three other countries in an expansion of its policy blocking travel from seven other nations. Citizens from Nigeria, Eritrea, Myanmar and Kyrgyzstan won’t be allowed to apply for visas to immigrate to the U.S. under the policy, which the Trump administration said was designed to tighten security for countries that don’t comply with the U.S. minimum security standards or cooperate to prevent illegal immigration. Two other countries, Sudan and Tanzania, will be barred from participating in the diversity visa lottery, which randomly awards green cards to 50,000 immigrants from underrepresented countries annually. Many of the recipients are from African countries. The new restrictions are set to take effect on Feb. 21 and will apply only to new visa applications. Immigrants who were issued valid visas before that date will still be able to move to the U.S. One DHS official estimated the affected population of people barred from immigrating to the U.S. might total 12,000 per year. The six countries will join a list of seven nations, most of them Muslim-majority, that faced significant travel restrictions under President Trump’s original travel ban, issued in 2017. That order was the administration’s third attempt to craft a legally workable policy fleshing out one of Mr. Trump’s top campaign promises, after the first two versions were met with significant criticism and struck down by federal courts. However, unlike five of those original countries—Iran, Libya, Somalia, Syria and Yemen—travelers from the newly added nations who seek to visit the U.S. for business or pleasure will still be permitted entry. None of the original restrictions, which also included bans against a small number of citizens from Venezuela and North Korea, are being lifted as part of Friday’s action. Immigrant advocates denounced the coming restrictions ahead of their release, calling the new policy an “African Ban” and criticizing the administration for not imposing restrictions on other, larger nations that also don’t cooperate with the U.S. “There are bad actors in Russia, bad actors in China, and none of those places have been put on any kind of ban,” said Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D., Texas.) whose Houston district includes the largest Nigerian community in the U.S. “It is pure discrimination and racism.” Chad Wolf, acting Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, said the new immigration restrictions were designed to address security concerns in the way the banned countries track their own citizens, share information with the U.S. and cooperate on immigration matters. He outlined a process, which the department undertakes every six months under the president’s 2017 order, under which the U.S. government surveyed all other countries’ security practices. Following that process, which Mr. Wolf said concluded in September, the administration opted to place immigration restrictions on the countries that don’t meet its minimum security standards. Eritrea doesn’t take back Eritrean citizens the U.S. is seeking to deport, he said, while Myanmar doesn’t share information on its citizens’ movements and on potential terrorist activity. Mr. Wolf aid the new restrictions were meant to encourage countries to cooperate more fully with the U.S.; the countries facing more tailored bans have less ground to make up. “These countries for the most part want to be helpful, want to do the right thing,” Mr. Wolf said. “But for a variety of reasons, they failed to meet those requirements we laid out.” Friday’s announcement comes days after the third anniversary of the original travel ban Mr. Trump issued in the first week of his presidency. That executive order threw the nation’s airports into chaos, as travelers, including U.S. permanent residents who were born in any of the countries on the list, weren’t allowed in the country. That ban was blocked by a federal court, as was a subsequent version the administration issued in March of that year. A third version, issued in September, established a set of criteria under which countries might face bans. The administration said it used those criteria for its expansion this week. The Supreme Court ultimately allowed that form of the travel ban to take effect in June 2018, calling it a permissible form of presidential power. Critics derided that order as a “Muslim ban,” pointing to Mr. Trump’s rhetoric during the 2016 campaign calling for a “total and complete shutdown of Muslims” entering the country until his administration could “figure out what the hell is going on.” The new countries don’t fit the same pattern. Several were included partly because their citizens overstay visas at high rates. In the 2018 fiscal year, 24% of Eritreans on business or visitor visas overstayed their permits, along with 15% of Nigerians and 12% of people from Sudan. Those compared with a total overstay rate in the category of 1.9%. Source https://www.wsj.com/articles/trump-administration-imposes-new-travel-restrictions-on-six-countries-11580500874 cc lalasticlala |
Get your child's birth certificate from Vital records. Walk into any Vital records office and request for the birth certificate~ $10 USD. You should have gotten the social security for your child. Apply at the nearest USPS. Book an appointment for your child and walk in with the required documents. mohammadabulawi: |
Damolaskynov:It depends on the embassy. For me, it took two weeks. For some of my friends, it took them around 2 months. |
Okay. Please can you write the question here in the forum so others can also benefit from it. I'd try my best to assist in any way I can. Sorry for the long silence the German govt has been crazy with Immigration of late and the current wait times is so discouraging. There is nothing I can advise as It's f**ked up. But yeah share your concerns here if you wanna go private you can create a new anon account and post. Emperornice: |
You can search jobs here https://con.arbeitsagentur.de/prod/jobboerse/jobsuche-ui/?FCT.ANGEBOTSART=ARBEIT&FCT.AKTUALITAET=100&FCT.BEHINDERUNG=AUS&page=1&size=10&sort=Aktualit%C3%A4t&s=3 Most tech jobs here are english speaking jobs because most tech and softwares are majorly built in english comprende: |
If they are visitable and in closer to the lawyer they would visit dadaski: |
She got verfication complete and they asked her to bring her passport evetyson: |
True my wife only got mail to submit her passport after we got investigation completed lol evetyson: |
Abeg what is AM. I am a noob in these slangs. Abeg ja mi si dany5: |
Hopefully this should take a month then the embassy would ask you for your passport and travel health insurance evetyson: |
Work has been very busy. My wife just arrived to Berlin yesterday. Process was a bit fast tho. I would try to reply with any help I can render dany5: |
Did the embassy send you an email about verification completed ? kingaaj: |
Got my Blue Card. Took two weeks after applying. Tho there is bureaucracy here in Germany. I would find some time to put up a wiki so people can be guided. cc @Sam8850 I think people need to know what to expect in Germany before they decide to come. It's very good to be here but beware that it's not a capitalist society like the USA. It's a socialist country. They tax you heavily but things work here. Lowest crime rate. It's not that easy here but it's better than Nigeria if you know what you are doing here. |
You still didn't tell us how your appt went sha. Kontunu therealclown: |
If I slap you. Congrats baba. So you can't call me. NB: I know this op outside of nl so people don't ask me for my number via dm. jacob05: |
This is a place for people that have made up their mind to want to come to Germany to either work or re-union. Go to the first page read what has been posted. Search for jobs on the site that was posted and when you apply and get a job then we can advice further. OMW to work later BornToSucced: |
You don't need a masters to get you 100K - 200K euros per year job. You can always learn online and do some certifications. BornToSucced: |