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Saturday, 3 February 2018

Migrate to Canada: Overseas Immigration Consultants, Canada Work Permit Visa

Immigrants to Canada have a record of successful career!

Successful Indian Immigrants in Canada

Indian immigrants in Canada are amongst the most successful demographic groups in the country. On an average, a significantly higher number of first generation and second generation immigrant Indians have a university degree than the Canadian average for the same. According to a survey conducted by Statistics Canada, Indian immigrants in Canada are amongst the fastest growing demographic groups in the country, and are the second largest group among non-European ethnicity. Indian immigrants in Canada have achieved success in diverse fields and have left their mark on all aspects of the Canadian life. We take a look at some high achieving Indian immigrants in Canada who are a source of inspiration to new generation immigrants to Canada.

Emmanuel Sandhu – Figure Skater as an immigrant to Canada

Emmanuel Sandhu is a famous Indo-Canadian figure skater, model and actor who have been making waves in the world of skating. A three times national champion in Canada, Emmanuel was born to an Indian father and an Italian mother in Canada and was raised in Ontario. An avid dancer, and skater he also has a passing interest in singing and modelling. This multi-faceted personality achieved fame in 2004 Grand Prix championship when he became the Final champion.

Shaun Majumder – Comedian made his successful career as immigrant to Canada

Shaun Majumder is a second generation Indian immigrant who is achieving fame as a comedian in Canada. He was born in Ontario to an Indian father and a Canadian mother. He rose to fame with the kids show Brain Wash where he took on the moniker of Ed Brainbin. He went on to star in the “This hour has 22 minutes”, a popular TV show in Canada and hosted many episodes of “Just for Laughs” series in Canada. He also participated in a Television presentation that was aired in United States known as “Cedric, the Entertainer presents”. He became a household name in USA and Canada after playing the role of Kumar’s brother in the hit comedy “Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle”.

Sim Bhullar – Basketball player made a difference as an immigrant to Canada

Sim or Gursimran Bhullar is a second generation Indian immigrant in Canada who has achieved the distinction of being the first Indian origin player to play in the NBA. Bhullar, who plays basketball professionally for the Dacin Tigers, also stands tall at 7 feet 5 inches and is the sixth tallest player in the history of NBA. Bhullar went on to sign a 10-day contract with Sacremento Kings in April 2015 and played in the NBA. He went on to join the Canadian national team for playing Basket Ball in the Pan Am Games.

Ian Hanomansingh – Journalist succeeded as immigrant to Canada

Ian Hanomansing is an Indian origin second generation Indian immigrant in Canada who is achieving success and fame as a television journalist in the country. He is a featured reporter for the night time news program, “The National” which is aired on the CBC station. Hanomansingh who was raised in New Brunswick graduated with a political science degree in 1983 and a law degree in 1986. He started his career with CKHD at Nova Scotia and then went on to join the CBC in 1986 where he achieved many different levels of success.

These second generation immigrants to Canada are an inspiration to all and have shown that children of immigrants can integrate themselves easily into the mainstream and achieve success in all aspects of Canadian life. To know more about life as an immigrant in Canada, process of immigration to Canada and immigration to other nations get in touch with Global Tree Overseas Education and Immigration Consultants having immigration certified experts who have and 14 branches across India. Book your convenient slot now for an appointment with our expert and well experienced counselors.

GRE Coaching Center in Hyderabad: GRE Exam, Test Preparation and Practice

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Ace your score in GRE for your Admission into Top Universities Overseas!

An excellent guide for Best Scoring in GRE

GRE (Graduate Record Examination) evaluates the analytical, verbal and mathematical skills of a candidate who wishes to pursue foreign education overseas. The students who wish to study MS or MBA should attempt this computer based test. There are two types of GRE Tests. The first one is Basic GRE Test where, the basic skills of the test-taker are analyzed. The second type is Subject GRE Test. The students, who are interested to study particular subject should show their skills in that subject through subject GRE which may not be mandate by all the Universities. GRE is widely accepted Test for most of the Universities of USA, Singapore, UK, Europe, Australia and Singapore. Chemistry, Mathematics, Psychology, Physics, biology, Literature, Biochemistry. Apart from attempting the basic GRE Test, if the test-taker scores well in Subject GRE, this makes a significant impact on the application of the test-taker, making the candidate stand-out from the crowd. The Universities abroadgenerally do not have a cutoff or qualifying mark for GRE and each University has its rules and regulations for the admission process as GRE is one of the eligibility criteria.

Basic GRE:

There are 3 sections in basic GRE.

Analytical Writing
Verbal Reasoning
Quantitative Reasoning

Analytical Writing in GRE Test

This section has 2 tasks. Analyze an issue, and analyze an argument. The time duration is one hour. It means, half an hour for each task. Analytical Writing is 130-170 score scale. The scores are given according to the quality of essay. The merged analytical score is developed by taking average of both tasks and rounding it to the nearest half-point interval on 0-6 score scale. Critical thinking plays a major role in scoring the Analytical Writing of GRE Exam.

Verbal Reasoning in GRE Test

This section has 2 sections. 20 questions are assigned per section and each section is given 30 minutes of time duration. Verbal Reasoning assesses the ability of the test taker to analyze the sentence structure and understanding the relationship between the words and given concepts in the comprehension. Sentence equivalence, text completion and reading comprehension are 3 types of questions one can expect in verbal reasoning. The scores are given between 130 and 170. The questions look complicated, hence need to be understood properly first before attempting. The technique in answering the questions given in Verbal Reasoning is that, the connection between the passages should be established, and this can be developed through practice and mock tests.

Quantitative Reasoning

This section consists of 2 sections, 20 questions per section and the time duration per each section is 35minutes. The scores are given on 130-170 score scale and with one point increments. The Quantitative Reasoning in GRE has 4 types of questions. They are

Quantitative comparison questions
Multiple Choice – one answer
Multiple Choice – more than one answer
Numeric entry

The questions in this section may appear independent or a set of questions, which is called Data Interpretation set and the data given in tables, graphs is used in framing the questions.

Validity of GRE Scores

GRE scores are valid and accepted by the Universities for 5 years from the date of attempt. The scores are sent to the choicest Universities on request within 6 weeks after the exam.

Though one can follow the tips, techniques available online, and buy books and get resources for preparation of GRE, it is important to be guided by experienced faculty, who can teach to manage the time and analyze the different dimensions in a question before answering it. Therefore, to make the test-takers job easier, Global Tree Overseas Education and Immigration Consultants has employed an in-house training department and is ranked as the Best GRE coaching center in Hyderabad. To register your slot and start your preparation for GRE exam contact Global Tree who has state of art class rooms with well experienced faculty to meet the growing needs in GRE preparation and there exams such as TOEFL, IELTS, GMAT, SAT and other entrance exams.

Immigration to Switzerland: Work Visa Process, Swiss work Permit, Migrate to Switzerland

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The peace of Swiss luring immigrants for a prospective life!

Guide to Switzerland immigration!

Many Indians are living and working successfully in Switzerland and are making a place for them and many more Indians are also vying for an opportunity to immigrate to Switzerland. The reasons for immigration are various ranging from the wish to get a better job to provide a better lifestyle for one’s family. The main reasons that draws immigrants to Switzerland, despite the fact that it is not an English speaking nation are its beautiful scenery, temperate and Mediterranean climate and lush green pastures. The quality of life in Swiss cities are amongst the very best in the world. All people who live in the country are given free access to best quality health care and education. Moreover one can enjoy religious freedom and pursue any religion without fear. No wonder then that many immigrants are seeking to immigrate to Switzerland.

Process of immigration to Switzerland

One of the best ways to be an immigrant in Switzerland is via securing a job in a large multinational company that can help the immigrant apply for and obtain a work permit. There are also many local Swiss companies which are also looking for highly qualified and skilled professionals and will consider candidates for their expertise even if they do not speak the official Swiss languages. In fact many companies in Switzerland communicate in English in the new era of globalization.

Getting a work permit in Switzerland

Immigrants who hail from countries such as India which are not part of the European Union are required to hold a work permit if they wish to work in the nation. The rules are tighter for obtaining such a permit when compared to EU citizens but can be worth it when you consider the earnings and quality of life. In order to get a work permit the immigrant needs to get employment with an employer who is willing to sponsor their visa application. The employers are also stipulated to prove that he has not obtained any local citizen for the vacant position to be filled. The employer has to advertise in prescribed papers for a predefined period to ensure that he has exhausted all possibilities of hiring a citizen or permanent resident before providing employment to a foreign worker. Some of the occupations which have the highest probability of getting a permit are managers and highly qualified individuals having master’s degrees and professional certification along with many years of experience. The time taken for processing an application can range from 2 weeks to several months depending on the individual case.

Types of permit issued in Swiss

The following types of permit are issued for immigrants to Switzerland depending on each individual case.

L – Permit or Short-term residence permit

This permit is generally granted to people who immigrate to Switzerland to work for a short term contract that lasts for a year or less. This type of visa is tied up with the duration of the employment contract and it is possible to extend it for up to two years. Another reason for being awarded a short term L-Residence permit is that it provides an opportunity for someone who wants to immigrate to Switzerland for taking up an educational program.

B- Permit or initial residence

This type of residence permit is subject to quotas and cannot exceed a period of one year. An immigrant can however apply to have the permit extended from year to year as long as there are no grounds for rejecting such a request. The number of visas issued under this permit is highly limited and one has to make sure that one meets all criteria before applying for the B-Permit Visa.

C-Permit or Permanent residence

If an immigrant has stayed in Switzerland for ten years continuously then, the candidate can apply for a C permit which allows them to stay permanently in Switzerland as well as switch employers freely. The immigrant can also move freely between cantons (Areas in Switzerland).

To know more about immigration to Switzerland and immigration to Canada, USA, Australia, New Zealand and other European nations, get in touch with Global Tree Overseas Immigration and Education Consultants,heading with 14 branches across India. Make a walk-in to one of our branches, for a free consultation with our expert counseling team to make your immigration dream come true.

Switzerland – The ultimate tourist destination

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Explore the beauties of Switzerland with Tourist Visa

Switzerland is a place familiar to most Indians, whether or not we have actually travelled there. Almost every movie made in the India features one song that has been filmed on location at one of the stunningly beautiful locales of this beautiful country. Its no wonder then that whenever someone thinks of taking a holiday in Europe, Swiss is always at the top of their priority list. If you are thinking about taking a trip to this amazing tourist spot you will need to plan a trip and also apply for your tourist visa to Switzerland. We provide a list of must see places as well as procedure to apply for a Swiss visa below

Best places to see in Tessin on a tourist visa

Whenever you think of Switzerland the image of healthy spotted jersey cow peacefully chewing cud in a vibrant green pasture comes to mind as well as a field full of wild flowers. To some this alluring country throws up an image of a cable car running on a rope between ice-capped peaks comes to mind, whereas to others the modern glass façade buildings and efficiently clean public transport comes to mind when thinking about the country. Swiss Canton is a beautiful country and if you are visiting it on a short trip on a tourist visa it is important to plan your itinerary in such a way that you do not miss any of its beautiful sights.

Geneva – Head quarters of UNO

A trip to Switzerland would be incomplete without a visit to its capital Geneva. Indeed if you are flying into the country, then it’s most likely that Geneva will be your port of entry. The best way to explore Geneva is on foot or by riding a bicycle around the beautiful city. Top sights to take in are the place where the United Nations was formed, the famous flower clock in the English garden and the lakefront.

Zermatt

Zermatt is one of the most popular and must see destinations for people on a tourist visa to Switzerland. The Matterhorn situated in this picturesque village is one of the most iconic mountains in the world. The village of Zermatt boasts of beautiful old-fashioned chalets and winding valleys which are perfect for a hike through the Alps and is also a great place to try out Skiing.

Lucerne

Lucerne is town that is ancient and modern at the same time. Anyone who travels to Switzerland on a tourist visa should definitely visit it. It has one of the oldest bridges in Europe as well as a number of historic houses along its streets. In Lucerne, one can visit Lake Lucerne to take a cruise on a steamship and travel by cable car up the beautiful Rigi, Stanserhorn or Pilatus mountains for some stunning views.

Zurich

Zurich is the largest city in Switzerland and is a major destination for contemporary art lovers as well as shopping addicts. Art lovers can find any beautiful artworks displayed in the Rietberg as well as Kunsthaus museums. Shoppers will love to shop along the Niederdorf and the Bahnhofstrasse. For people who are looking to letting their hair down, while on a tourist visa, Zurich has 500 different clubs and bars which are open till the early hours of dawn. The city also boasts of an excellent public transport as well as a free bike rental program.

Apply for a tourist visa to Switzerland

To experience all of the beautiful places listed above, you will need a tourist visa to enter the country. Following are the eligibility criteria and procedures for applying for and successfully obtaining a tourist visa to this beautiful country.

As Switzerland is a member of the Schengen area, you will be able to visit to Switzerland if you already are in possession of a Schengen visa. If you do not have one then you must apply to the embassy of Switzerland to obtain one
A person interested in traveling to Swiss should take travel insurance of at least 30,00 Euros which provides coverage in Switzerland as well as entire Schengen area
Completely filled in application form along with two photos and a cover letter clearly stating the purpose of your visit as well as travel plans
Passport that is at least three months before its expiry date
Proof of flight reservations with entry and exit dates from the country
Proof of having sufficient funds to bear travel and living expenses.
Proof of accommodation during your stay in Switzerland

Additionally, the following proofs maybe asked

In case of students a no-objection certificate from their school or university as well as proof of enrollment
In case of professionals – proof of employment contract, leave permission, bank statements from last 6 months as well as Income tax returns will be required
In case of retired persons – proof of pension funds from the last 6 months are required.
For owners of property proof of income from property may also be attached

It is important to apply for the visa well in advance so that your travel plans are not hampered by the delay in obtaining visa. To know more about applying for a tourist visa to Switzerland get in touch with Global Tree, the most trusted immigration consultant in India

Copenhagen – The Capital City of Denmark

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The city of Copenhagen is one of the most favored destinations in Europe for immigrants from India. Many Indians settle down and enjoy life in Europe as immigrants. Copenhagen is the capital city of Denmark, Vibrant, trendy and sustainable metropolis which provides high quality of life, work-life balance and many opportunities for career enhancement. The city is green and clean and boasts of many ancient churches, palaces and historical buildings juxtaposed alongside modern ones.

Things to see and do in Copenhagen

Immigration to Europe, for example Copenhagen, one can enjoy its many beautiful elements which are a part of life here. The city boasts of many beautiful parks and more than a hundred playgrounds which are open to the general public. During summer, one can find many families coming together and grilling on common barbeques dotted around green spaces all over the city.

The city also charms immigrants to Europe and tourists with its excellent design of architecture and furniture. Indeed one can observe the design in every aspect of the Danish life from the layout of metro stations to the way furniture is arranged at homes, to the maker of the chairs in school dining rooms. Food plays a major part in the Danish identity and one can find many Michelin starred restaurants and enjoy luxurious seven course meals as well as various street side cafes. Anyone can go with friends for a relaxed cup of coffee. For those immigrants who are looking for a dose of culture, the Royal Opera and the Royal Danish Ballet, have a variety of programs throughout the year

Low Cost of living in Copenhagen

Copenhagen is one of the most affordable cities for immigrants to Europe. It provides not just low cost child care which allows both parents to work, but also provides everyone including immigrants with free access to its public healthcare system which covers almost all services. Apart from this high quality of housing at low costs, free access to education for all students, an efficient public transport system and less time to commute all contribute to reduce the effective cost of living in Denmark.

Family support for immigrants in Copenhagen

Immigration to Europe, Copenhagen, will find a large number of organizations, both public and private, such as ‘Spouse care’ which is meant to welcoming spouses of immigrants to Denmark and helps immigrants and their families to settle in the country and city , create a network of friends and likeminded people, to pursue one’s career and acclimatize with the Danish culture. One can even integrate into the Danish culture by joining a club or society in Copenhagen. Joining a club is a great way to meet new people and develop a new interest. Every year the Copenhagen Expat fair hosts around 40 clubs and other associations, which are associated with everything ranging from hobbies to sports. Immigrants who attend these fairs get an opportunity to become members of these clubs. Another way in which immigrants can integrate faster into the society is by learning to speak Danish which is the local language. Though most Danish people in the city speak English, knowing how to speak Danish can improve one’s experience of life in Copenhagen as well as open up more opportunities for career and helps one to make more friends.

To know more about immigrating to Europe, other European nations that are safe havens for immigration, work and settle, study overseas in Europe and life as an immigrant in Copenhagen get in touch with Global Tree, at Begumpet, Hyderabad, and the most trusted Immigration Consultant in India.