Is it possible for me, an American student, to go to a university in Mexico?
Not by means of a study abroad program. I would like to do all my studying there, and eventually become a doctor and work somewhere in Mexico. Is that possible, and if so, what do I have to do?
Higher Education (University +) - 3 Answers
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It's easy. Go online and apply. I studied there when I was 19.
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Why the heck would you want to? You already live in a country with arguably the best medical schools on the planet and you want to go to Mexico for Med school? Get your degree here and then go to Mexico or other disadvantaged country to help them. You only go to med school in Mexico if no other program will accept you.
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Yes, you can, as long as you meet all the criteria. If you want to study medicine I highly recomend you UNAM, it is considered to be the best University in Latin America and it is ranked among the best Universities in the world and believe it or not mexican citizens pay NOTHING to study there, getting accepted is not easy at all, the entry test is hard and there are many applicants who want to study medicine, one thing you have to be aware of is that you have to speak spanish very good, some universities in Mexico offer studies in english but it is maninyl for posgraduate studies, UNAM does not hold classes in english for its undergraduate students in Medicine. About the requisities, I attach a web page of a University in Mexico that has a website in english, check it out, you may find all requisities for foreing students there, take it as a reference: http://www.mty.itesm.mx/rectoria/pi/internationalstudents/ And this is the web site of UNAM http://www.unam.mx/pagina/es/15/comunidad-unam-estudiantes-estudiantes-extranjeros Sorry everything is in spanish If you study in your native country you may work in Mexico too when you finished :)))) Good luck :))))))))))))))))))))))))
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Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
I'm going to mexico as an exchange student very soon?
I'm going to mexico as an exchange student very soon?
I am going to Cuernavaca, Mexico in 4 weeks. I will attend a Spanish school and stay with a Mexican host family. I have never been an exchange student before, so I have no idea what to expect. Can anyone help me out? :) What should I expect? What are Mexican families like? What would be a good gift to give them? Chocolate, maybe? What is cuernavaca like? Will it be warm? thanks
Other - Mexico - 4 Answers
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Hello, Cuernavaca it´s my city actually, I was born here and I live here so I dont know where you´re from, but mexican people like the rest of people of Latin America have reputation of being the most friendly and hospitable people with foreigners, and Mexican people is maybe the most welcoming people, also we´re really merrymakers and we like to chill, to speak and go party a lot, many things are excuse to celebrate so don´t worry the mexican host family are going to treat you very well, they´ll try to make you feel well and to invite you to any celebration and meeting they make in order that you don´t feel like a stranger in their home. About bringing chocolate yes it would be nice chocolate has origin in Mexico so you better bring one thing that be just specific from the country or city that you come from (ex:If you´re from Japan bring a little doll dressed with a Kimono, if you´re from Scottland then you bring a wisky, if you´re from Ireland then bring a little figure of Saint Patrick or so). What is Cuernavaca like?:it´s a small tourist city, compared to other cities in Mexico it´s pretty safe and the weather is always pleasant so you don´t need to bring many coats, just a pair of jackets, the temperatures are not extremes like in Europe or other parts, in fact we don´t know what the snow is because it never snows here, this is "the city of the eternal spring" Alexander Von Humbolt gave it this name, because of it´s great weather the most part of the year, those days there have been some rains but very quiet so bring a jacket, the distances here are very short so you don´t need a car, you can take a bus and the transport is cheap, you don´t take more that 20 minutes to get from one point to another. the temperature right now is 64°F (18°C) and it just rained a little but the air is not cold, just a little wet. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cuernavaca
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Cuernavaca is a beautiful place in Mexico. Due to Spanish colonization you will find that much of the population is white (blonde hair, blue green eyes, white skin) Mexicans in general are very friendly, and treat all visitors of its country very highly. As for the host family, most likely it will be someone wealthy considering they are involved with the university. A great gift would be something simple that is unique, and from the USA. Have fun in Mexico! it is amazing and you will love it
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Cuernavaca calls itself "la ciudad de la eterna primavera," the city of eternal spring. Usually at this time of year it's too dry to be springlike although the temperature is pleasant. As I write this central Mexico is experiencing very unusual heavy rains-February is usually one of the driest months.The last time this happened, 1990, it rained all through February up until beginning of May. And then the rainy season starts at the end of May. This is a very unusual weather year so far. usually in Cuernavaca in the winter you can dress lightly during the day and get by with a sweater or light jacket at night in the winter and rainy season. In the warm months -March thru early May and end of Oct.thru early Nov- it gets pretty hot. I suggest you wait until a day or so before you come, and check the weather frequently on weather.com or something similar. Cuernavaca has several historical attractions from the prehispanic to the colonial to the Mexican Revolution period. Many of the embassies and large international companies in Mexico City, have weekend places in Cuernavaca for their employees. The area attracts a lot of tourism both national and international.It is one of the more attractive larger cities in Mexico. Mexican families are usually warm and sharing and very open to visitors and will try to make you happy and comfortable. You will find them to be some of the nicest people in the world. It's funny that mention chocolate. Chocolate originated in Mexico. The word chocolate is of Mexican origin. You will probably be introduced to a new (to you) concept of hot chocolate here. If you want to give them some sort of assorted mix of choclate candies, the fruit and nut things, they would probably enjoy that. Mexicans mostly don't appreciate dark chocolate, being more of the milk chocolate camp. You might consider giving them something that the area you are from is known for - Georgia peanuts, New England or Canadian maple syrup- something along those lines. Whatever you bring them will be received with thanks. Have a great time
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Oooh that's a nice adventure for you. Firstly be friendly and polite with your host family and bring them a gift typical of where you're from. Mexicans are generally very interested in people and will ask about your family (at length) and you- you may find questions quite personal, so be polite. Cuernavaca is lovely. Eternal spring. Low key yet things to do and friendly. You should make the most of practising Spanish and being social. Good luck!
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I am going to Cuernavaca, Mexico in 4 weeks. I will attend a Spanish school and stay with a Mexican host family. I have never been an exchange student before, so I have no idea what to expect. Can anyone help me out? :) What should I expect? What are Mexican families like? What would be a good gift to give them? Chocolate, maybe? What is cuernavaca like? Will it be warm? thanks
Other - Mexico - 4 Answers
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Hello, Cuernavaca it´s my city actually, I was born here and I live here so I dont know where you´re from, but mexican people like the rest of people of Latin America have reputation of being the most friendly and hospitable people with foreigners, and Mexican people is maybe the most welcoming people, also we´re really merrymakers and we like to chill, to speak and go party a lot, many things are excuse to celebrate so don´t worry the mexican host family are going to treat you very well, they´ll try to make you feel well and to invite you to any celebration and meeting they make in order that you don´t feel like a stranger in their home. About bringing chocolate yes it would be nice chocolate has origin in Mexico so you better bring one thing that be just specific from the country or city that you come from (ex:If you´re from Japan bring a little doll dressed with a Kimono, if you´re from Scottland then you bring a wisky, if you´re from Ireland then bring a little figure of Saint Patrick or so). What is Cuernavaca like?:it´s a small tourist city, compared to other cities in Mexico it´s pretty safe and the weather is always pleasant so you don´t need to bring many coats, just a pair of jackets, the temperatures are not extremes like in Europe or other parts, in fact we don´t know what the snow is because it never snows here, this is "the city of the eternal spring" Alexander Von Humbolt gave it this name, because of it´s great weather the most part of the year, those days there have been some rains but very quiet so bring a jacket, the distances here are very short so you don´t need a car, you can take a bus and the transport is cheap, you don´t take more that 20 minutes to get from one point to another. the temperature right now is 64°F (18°C) and it just rained a little but the air is not cold, just a little wet. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cuernavaca
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Cuernavaca is a beautiful place in Mexico. Due to Spanish colonization you will find that much of the population is white (blonde hair, blue green eyes, white skin) Mexicans in general are very friendly, and treat all visitors of its country very highly. As for the host family, most likely it will be someone wealthy considering they are involved with the university. A great gift would be something simple that is unique, and from the USA. Have fun in Mexico! it is amazing and you will love it
3 :
Cuernavaca calls itself "la ciudad de la eterna primavera," the city of eternal spring. Usually at this time of year it's too dry to be springlike although the temperature is pleasant. As I write this central Mexico is experiencing very unusual heavy rains-February is usually one of the driest months.The last time this happened, 1990, it rained all through February up until beginning of May. And then the rainy season starts at the end of May. This is a very unusual weather year so far. usually in Cuernavaca in the winter you can dress lightly during the day and get by with a sweater or light jacket at night in the winter and rainy season. In the warm months -March thru early May and end of Oct.thru early Nov- it gets pretty hot. I suggest you wait until a day or so before you come, and check the weather frequently on weather.com or something similar. Cuernavaca has several historical attractions from the prehispanic to the colonial to the Mexican Revolution period. Many of the embassies and large international companies in Mexico City, have weekend places in Cuernavaca for their employees. The area attracts a lot of tourism both national and international.It is one of the more attractive larger cities in Mexico. Mexican families are usually warm and sharing and very open to visitors and will try to make you happy and comfortable. You will find them to be some of the nicest people in the world. It's funny that mention chocolate. Chocolate originated in Mexico. The word chocolate is of Mexican origin. You will probably be introduced to a new (to you) concept of hot chocolate here. If you want to give them some sort of assorted mix of choclate candies, the fruit and nut things, they would probably enjoy that. Mexicans mostly don't appreciate dark chocolate, being more of the milk chocolate camp. You might consider giving them something that the area you are from is known for - Georgia peanuts, New England or Canadian maple syrup- something along those lines. Whatever you bring them will be received with thanks. Have a great time
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Oooh that's a nice adventure for you. Firstly be friendly and polite with your host family and bring them a gift typical of where you're from. Mexicans are generally very interested in people and will ask about your family (at length) and you- you may find questions quite personal, so be polite. Cuernavaca is lovely. Eternal spring. Low key yet things to do and friendly. You should make the most of practising Spanish and being social. Good luck!
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Tuesday, December 7, 2010
How do i apply for a student Visa for my cousin in Mexico?
How do i apply for a student Visa for my cousin in Mexico?
My cousin is 15 and i am 18 and i would like to apply for a student visa for her to come to school over here? i live in san jose CA does anyone know what to do or where to go here to get the student visa? thanks
Immigration - 4 Answers
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Try the California Department of Education. Just give them a call and they will be able to help you. Chances are it will have to go through the State Department and the Department of Education the website for the U.S. Department of Education is www.ed.gov you might be able to get some information there. Good Luck!! =)
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You can't apply for a student visa for someone else. He can't apply for himself either. His college will help him obtain the visa once he is accepted.
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I wish that Jason G had a more respectful and hospitable attitude towards a fifteen-year-old girl who is a guest in his country, but I'm not his mother. Even if you go to public school, your cousin (not being legally resident in US--a student is not a "resident") would have to pay tuition fees. I would imagine that the cost would be prohibitive.
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You cannot apply for a student visa for your cousin; only she can do that. And she can only qualify for a US student visa if she applies to and is accepted by a US college. Once she is accepted, she can then apply for the visa - if she can convince the consular officer that she does not intend to stay in the US. She is not legally allowed to attend public school in the US, except for a single year and even then must pay, as was already stated. Here is more student visa information: http://www.travel.state.gov/visa/temp/types/types_1270.html
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My cousin is 15 and i am 18 and i would like to apply for a student visa for her to come to school over here? i live in san jose CA does anyone know what to do or where to go here to get the student visa? thanks
Immigration - 4 Answers
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Try the California Department of Education. Just give them a call and they will be able to help you. Chances are it will have to go through the State Department and the Department of Education the website for the U.S. Department of Education is www.ed.gov you might be able to get some information there. Good Luck!! =)
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You can't apply for a student visa for someone else. He can't apply for himself either. His college will help him obtain the visa once he is accepted.
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I wish that Jason G had a more respectful and hospitable attitude towards a fifteen-year-old girl who is a guest in his country, but I'm not his mother. Even if you go to public school, your cousin (not being legally resident in US--a student is not a "resident") would have to pay tuition fees. I would imagine that the cost would be prohibitive.
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You cannot apply for a student visa for your cousin; only she can do that. And she can only qualify for a US student visa if she applies to and is accepted by a US college. Once she is accepted, she can then apply for the visa - if she can convince the consular officer that she does not intend to stay in the US. She is not legally allowed to attend public school in the US, except for a single year and even then must pay, as was already stated. Here is more student visa information: http://www.travel.state.gov/visa/temp/types/types_1270.html
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Wednesday, December 1, 2010
What does a new college student need to apply to a college down in mexico?
What does a new college student need to apply to a college down in mexico?
I am moving from the states to mexico and I havent been there in ten years and i am not sure ho to apply to a mexican college, or what kind of paperwork I need.
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First of all you'll need your passport, and will have to have passed the Spanish language proficiency test, unless you are applying into a fairly rare English course. They will have requirements listed on their website, or you can e mail/call the admissions office. They will want transcripts, anything past that like writings and references will differ from school to school.
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I am moving from the states to mexico and I havent been there in ten years and i am not sure ho to apply to a mexican college, or what kind of paperwork I need.
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First of all you'll need your passport, and will have to have passed the Spanish language proficiency test, unless you are applying into a fairly rare English course. They will have requirements listed on their website, or you can e mail/call the admissions office. They will want transcripts, anything past that like writings and references will differ from school to school.
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Sunday, November 28, 2010
Where is the best place to live in Mexico city as an internship student ?
Where is the best place to live in Mexico city as an internship student ?
I have moved to mexico city , I will be working in Polanco and I would love to know which is the best area and if you know the best place where I could stay for 2 months , I don't want to stay at a hotel , Its very expensive and I need a place fully furbished , shared or alone anything will do. Thanks
Mexico City - 3 Answers
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If you ask anyone living there, I'm sure they'll tell you somewhere in America.
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Hi , Mexico city is a huge place , so living in a centric safe area is very well recommended , as a girl born here I would definitely recommend La Condesa , one of the most famous neighborhoods in the city , everything is on a walking distance , you have 3 metro stations around and you are right in the center of the city and its action. My boyfriend from france stayed in a great place in La Condesa , a company that offers rooms fully furbished and equipped in shared huge apartments at a very reasonable prices, check it out it might work for you is called liveincondesa : http://www.liveincondesa.com you can also try craislist.com hope I have being useful Cheers and enjoy your stay
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Colonia Cuauhtémoc, behind the American Embassy located on Avenida Reforma near the Angel monument, or Colonia Juárez which is basically on the opposite side of Reforma from the US Embassy and slightly to the east, and past that (the other side of Avenida Chapultepec) is Colonia Roma. This is a fairly decent area, easy to get to Polanco from here, and you can probably find an apartment between $7000 and $12000 pesos a month. Rent in Mexico City is expensive, but in Polanco it's even more expensive than this.You can probably find someone(s) to share with. You might find students who have space and are willing to take in another room mate for a couple of months. One of my sons lived in this area for a year while in college and liked it a lot. I hope this helps.
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I have moved to mexico city , I will be working in Polanco and I would love to know which is the best area and if you know the best place where I could stay for 2 months , I don't want to stay at a hotel , Its very expensive and I need a place fully furbished , shared or alone anything will do. Thanks
Mexico City - 3 Answers
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If you ask anyone living there, I'm sure they'll tell you somewhere in America.
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Hi , Mexico city is a huge place , so living in a centric safe area is very well recommended , as a girl born here I would definitely recommend La Condesa , one of the most famous neighborhoods in the city , everything is on a walking distance , you have 3 metro stations around and you are right in the center of the city and its action. My boyfriend from france stayed in a great place in La Condesa , a company that offers rooms fully furbished and equipped in shared huge apartments at a very reasonable prices, check it out it might work for you is called liveincondesa : http://www.liveincondesa.com you can also try craislist.com hope I have being useful Cheers and enjoy your stay
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Colonia Cuauhtémoc, behind the American Embassy located on Avenida Reforma near the Angel monument, or Colonia Juárez which is basically on the opposite side of Reforma from the US Embassy and slightly to the east, and past that (the other side of Avenida Chapultepec) is Colonia Roma. This is a fairly decent area, easy to get to Polanco from here, and you can probably find an apartment between $7000 and $12000 pesos a month. Rent in Mexico City is expensive, but in Polanco it's even more expensive than this.You can probably find someone(s) to share with. You might find students who have space and are willing to take in another room mate for a couple of months. One of my sons lived in this area for a year while in college and liked it a lot. I hope this helps.
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Sunday, November 14, 2010
Is someone from Mexico studying in the US on a student visa eligible for financial aid?
Is someone from Mexico studying in the US on a student visa eligible for financial aid?
A friend is trying to earn a student visa to move here and study, would he be able to get financial aid? I'm not sure what all the rules about that are. Also, what about student loans?
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well, in order to get financial aid you need to file through fafsa, which requires you a social security number. some people have a visa and social security that is not valid for employment. you can not get a loan without a social number. if a lender lets you borrow without a social you could get away with the money and can't be prosecuted because he/she doesn't exist
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If your friend is here on a student visa, then no, they are not eligible for any sort of USA financial aid (grants or loans). In order for them to have gotten that visa they had to produce bank documents showing financial ability to pay for school.
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NOPE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! FInancial aid is limited to US CITIZENS and PERMANENT RESIDENTS...............your friend can get a loan with a US citizen or permanent resident as a co-signor and if he/she returns back 2 Mexico without paying it becomes the debt of the co-signor
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yes your friend needs to file for financial aid at fafsa.ed.gov
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Need2Know is absolutely correct, no federal finacnial aid is available. Ask the school you are applying to if they have scholarships from their alumni to give to international students however.
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A friend is trying to earn a student visa to move here and study, would he be able to get financial aid? I'm not sure what all the rules about that are. Also, what about student loans?
Financial Aid - 5 Answers
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well, in order to get financial aid you need to file through fafsa, which requires you a social security number. some people have a visa and social security that is not valid for employment. you can not get a loan without a social number. if a lender lets you borrow without a social you could get away with the money and can't be prosecuted because he/she doesn't exist
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If your friend is here on a student visa, then no, they are not eligible for any sort of USA financial aid (grants or loans). In order for them to have gotten that visa they had to produce bank documents showing financial ability to pay for school.
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NOPE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! FInancial aid is limited to US CITIZENS and PERMANENT RESIDENTS...............your friend can get a loan with a US citizen or permanent resident as a co-signor and if he/she returns back 2 Mexico without paying it becomes the debt of the co-signor
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yes your friend needs to file for financial aid at fafsa.ed.gov
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Need2Know is absolutely correct, no federal finacnial aid is available. Ask the school you are applying to if they have scholarships from their alumni to give to international students however.
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Sunday, November 7, 2010
how do you become a summer exchange student in mexico???
how do you become a summer exchange student in mexico???
do you have any websites... or ways to become an exchange student in mexico prefferably monterrey
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http://www.intraxstudyabroad.com/mexico I've heard only good things about this company and the mexico program looks really great! have fun!
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do you have any websites... or ways to become an exchange student in mexico prefferably monterrey
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http://www.intraxstudyabroad.com/mexico I've heard only good things about this company and the mexico program looks really great! have fun!
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Monday, November 1, 2010
21 year old student in Monterrey Mexico, I need a business opportunity, anyone needs a distributor ?
21 year old student in Monterrey Mexico, I need a business opportunity, anyone needs a distributor ?
I want to start working, if anyone has any products they are intrested in selling down here in Mexico , please let me know. Or if anyone has a good idea on how to make money online or of that sort , please let me know. I am 21 years old, I am in collage and have a lot of time on my hands. I want to start making money, if some has an idea or a product they would like to sell in Mexico please let me know.
Small Business - 3 Answers
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Hi there, I am a designer and occasionally we have items that are left over. Let me know if you would be interested in importing this as our bags does very well in US. Everything shipped needs to be prepaid. You can email me at christineicn@hotmail.com
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MakingYouRicher is the complete guide to making large amounts of money through niche marketing on the web. Online marketing guides are some of the most popular products sold on the net, and MYR sets it's self apart form the crowd in a big way. http://track.lativio.com/hit.php?w=110487&p=2&s=45
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Que onda masadaz, Aqui te dejo un link a una compañia internacional en donde puedes hacer una muy buena lanita al mes trabajando desde tu propia casa, incluso hay miembros que estan ganando cantidades de 5 cifras al mes. Se llama GDI, aqui en el link encontraras toda la información que necesites. Soy de Miguel Aleman, Tamaulipas, vecino tuyo viejo, si necesitas ayuda, contactame con gusto te asesorare! http://www.working-online.ws Que tengas buen dia!
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I want to start working, if anyone has any products they are intrested in selling down here in Mexico , please let me know. Or if anyone has a good idea on how to make money online or of that sort , please let me know. I am 21 years old, I am in collage and have a lot of time on my hands. I want to start making money, if some has an idea or a product they would like to sell in Mexico please let me know.
Small Business - 3 Answers
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Hi there, I am a designer and occasionally we have items that are left over. Let me know if you would be interested in importing this as our bags does very well in US. Everything shipped needs to be prepaid. You can email me at christineicn@hotmail.com
2 :
MakingYouRicher is the complete guide to making large amounts of money through niche marketing on the web. Online marketing guides are some of the most popular products sold on the net, and MYR sets it's self apart form the crowd in a big way. http://track.lativio.com/hit.php?w=110487&p=2&s=45
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Que onda masadaz, Aqui te dejo un link a una compañia internacional en donde puedes hacer una muy buena lanita al mes trabajando desde tu propia casa, incluso hay miembros que estan ganando cantidades de 5 cifras al mes. Se llama GDI, aqui en el link encontraras toda la información que necesites. Soy de Miguel Aleman, Tamaulipas, vecino tuyo viejo, si necesitas ayuda, contactame con gusto te asesorare! http://www.working-online.ws Que tengas buen dia!
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Thursday, October 28, 2010
If I have a US student visa, do I need to apply for a visa to Mexico for a 5day vacation?
If I have a US student visa, do I need to apply for a visa to Mexico for a 5day vacation?
My boyfriend has a U.S. student visa and wants to come on vacation with my family to Mexico. He's originally from Turkey. Does he need to apply for a tourist visa?
Other - Mexico - 3 Answers
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No. Mexico allows anyone with a valid visa to the U.S. to enter Mexico with just their passport and a tourist card ( like American citizens.)
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Yes he must have visa. once at time same thing happened with me when i visit to russia tour and somehow an online agency will help me to get visa http://www.bestrussiantour.com
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Only Permanent Residents of the USA (Citizens and Green Card Holders) are waived the Visa requirement. People holding a Student Visa are not permanent residents. Now, Mexico may have agreements with Turkey. Check the link.
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My boyfriend has a U.S. student visa and wants to come on vacation with my family to Mexico. He's originally from Turkey. Does he need to apply for a tourist visa?
Other - Mexico - 3 Answers
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No. Mexico allows anyone with a valid visa to the U.S. to enter Mexico with just their passport and a tourist card ( like American citizens.)
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Yes he must have visa. once at time same thing happened with me when i visit to russia tour and somehow an online agency will help me to get visa http://www.bestrussiantour.com
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Only Permanent Residents of the USA (Citizens and Green Card Holders) are waived the Visa requirement. People holding a Student Visa are not permanent residents. Now, Mexico may have agreements with Turkey. Check the link.
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Thursday, October 14, 2010
Can I work in Mexico while I'm on a student visa?
Can I work in Mexico while I'm on a student visa?
I am going to study in Mexico City and it would be very helpful if I could work (legally) while in school. Has anyone done this? If I do need a specific work visa, does being a student help at all?
Immigration - 2 Answers
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In general, a student VISA means a STUDENT visa. Therefore, you can only work legally in campus related jobs, but no where else.
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UMMM NO you are there to study not to work. And you should have been required to show that you already have enough money to support yourself while you are there, or you would NOT have been issued a student visa.
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I am going to study in Mexico City and it would be very helpful if I could work (legally) while in school. Has anyone done this? If I do need a specific work visa, does being a student help at all?
Immigration - 2 Answers
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In general, a student VISA means a STUDENT visa. Therefore, you can only work legally in campus related jobs, but no where else.
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UMMM NO you are there to study not to work. And you should have been required to show that you already have enough money to support yourself while you are there, or you would NOT have been issued a student visa.
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Thursday, October 7, 2010
Studying abroad as a high school student in Mexico?
Studying abroad as a high school student in Mexico?
I would like to spend a semester or academic year studying abroad at a high school in Mexico, but am concerned about what the classes will be like. I am in mostly AP/high level classes, and I want to be challenged. What is school like there? Do they have leveled classes? Is it challenging? Thanks!
Studying Abroad - 1 Answers
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It really depends on where are you planning to study, what school/city??? And you really need to speak good spanish.
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I would like to spend a semester or academic year studying abroad at a high school in Mexico, but am concerned about what the classes will be like. I am in mostly AP/high level classes, and I want to be challenged. What is school like there? Do they have leveled classes? Is it challenging? Thanks!
Studying Abroad - 1 Answers
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It really depends on where are you planning to study, what school/city??? And you really need to speak good spanish.
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Friday, October 1, 2010
If you were a college student in Mexico would you work in a resort entertaining people as a part time job?
If you were a college student in Mexico would you work in a resort entertaining people as a part time job?
I sure would!!! People who do that have so much fun!
Cabo San Lucas - 5 Answers
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I'm a college student in Mexico, and I would never work entertaining people, because they all are gringos (from the US), and I would never entertain them for a dollar.
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Part time ... I doubt it very much. They want you to work 12 hours a day
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i am a college student in Santa Monica!! but if i were in school in Mexico.....i wouldnt work like that...i would work in the best famous hotel in Mexico.
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I would love to be a college student in Mexico but I would never entertain people, they would have to entertain me first I mean that's why I would like to live there its a gorgeous country.
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not a chance... this is a job that looks good but once you start you will realise how bad it is... you have people in your face all day, nice people and rude, very rude people. you have to nice all day, even if you are in a bad mood. you start early and work late for little money. they give you food in the hotel that i wouldn`t give the street cats, and it is the same routine week after week. i haven`t worked for the hotels but i work in the hotels around the pools and have seen it for the last few years..... it is not what it seems....
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I sure would!!! People who do that have so much fun!
Cabo San Lucas - 5 Answers
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I'm a college student in Mexico, and I would never work entertaining people, because they all are gringos (from the US), and I would never entertain them for a dollar.
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Part time ... I doubt it very much. They want you to work 12 hours a day
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i am a college student in Santa Monica!! but if i were in school in Mexico.....i wouldnt work like that...i would work in the best famous hotel in Mexico.
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I would love to be a college student in Mexico but I would never entertain people, they would have to entertain me first I mean that's why I would like to live there its a gorgeous country.
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not a chance... this is a job that looks good but once you start you will realise how bad it is... you have people in your face all day, nice people and rude, very rude people. you have to nice all day, even if you are in a bad mood. you start early and work late for little money. they give you food in the hotel that i wouldn`t give the street cats, and it is the same routine week after week. i haven`t worked for the hotels but i work in the hotels around the pools and have seen it for the last few years..... it is not what it seems....
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Tuesday, September 28, 2010
How do I get a Student Visa to Mexico?
How do I get a Student Visa to Mexico?
I will be studying in Mexico this Spring and I need to apply for a Visa. Is there a website in English that can help?
Other - Mexico - 3 Answers
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You need to contact the nearst Mexican Consulate and they can help you apply for a visa. Try this website for information: http://www.mexonline.com/consulate.htm
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Check out the link below for mailing and e-mail addresses of various Mexican Consulates in the US and Canada. Contact one near you and ask for an application for a student visa. The one in NYC, for example have a website from which you can download an application for visa from ( http://www.consulmexny.org/eng/downloadable_files/mexican_visa_app.PDF). Others probably have likewise. The student visa is called the FM-3 Visa in Mexico (http://www.consulmexny.org/eng/english.html)
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How long will you be in Mexico? If you will be there less than 180 days, all you need is a tourist card...which you can obtain on the plane if you fly or at the border if you drive. You definetly DO NOT need an FM3. An FM3 is a visa for persons wanting to IMMIGRATE to Mexico! You also do not need an FM2...which is a visa that is renewed yearly and requires proof of about $1ooo.oo monthly income to obtain. I live in Mexico and am pretty knowledgeable about visas. I believe you just need the 6 month "tourist" card. You can call or visit the nearest Mexican consulate to ask for yourself. Go to the website below and click on "consular services" to find the list of consulates (click on "English version" first).
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I will be studying in Mexico this Spring and I need to apply for a Visa. Is there a website in English that can help?
Other - Mexico - 3 Answers
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You need to contact the nearst Mexican Consulate and they can help you apply for a visa. Try this website for information: http://www.mexonline.com/consulate.htm
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Check out the link below for mailing and e-mail addresses of various Mexican Consulates in the US and Canada. Contact one near you and ask for an application for a student visa. The one in NYC, for example have a website from which you can download an application for visa from ( http://www.consulmexny.org/eng/downloadable_files/mexican_visa_app.PDF). Others probably have likewise. The student visa is called the FM-3 Visa in Mexico (http://www.consulmexny.org/eng/english.html)
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How long will you be in Mexico? If you will be there less than 180 days, all you need is a tourist card...which you can obtain on the plane if you fly or at the border if you drive. You definetly DO NOT need an FM3. An FM3 is a visa for persons wanting to IMMIGRATE to Mexico! You also do not need an FM2...which is a visa that is renewed yearly and requires proof of about $1ooo.oo monthly income to obtain. I live in Mexico and am pretty knowledgeable about visas. I believe you just need the 6 month "tourist" card. You can call or visit the nearest Mexican consulate to ask for yourself. Go to the website below and click on "consular services" to find the list of consulates (click on "English version" first).
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Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Can someone recommend safety tips for a female high school student travelling to Mexico with a student exchang
Can someone recommend safety tips for a female high school student travelling to Mexico with a student exchang
I am hoepfully going on a trip to Mexico next year, I will be 16, I think I will be going to saltillo, any tips would be greatly appreciated, like how are the school systems their and so on. Thanks
Other - Mexico - 3 Answers
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Don't dress "sexy"--that's asking for trouble. Travel with others (classmates, host family) if you're going shopping or the movies. Have your parents set up a bank account with an ATM card in your town. Then they can put money into the account and you can withdraw it, with your ATM card, in Saltillo. Just withdraw it as you need it--don't carry too much cash on your person at any time. And don't flash the money around.
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look I'm form that city but I'm living in unites states for long time and i have seem to many changes in that city but the best thing you can do is don't go out to a place you don't know and only with people are in charge of you safety if some invite you make sure they know where you going and who is that person I'm thinking to do the same thing with my son because he needs to learn speak in Spanish .
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Yeah, dress fairly conservatively, no cleavage, bare midriff, etc.,what might be fairly normal in the US might be considered "whorish" in Mexico and guys will treat you accordingly. If you do get unwanted attention, do what the native women seem to do, which is act like they don't exist.
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I am hoepfully going on a trip to Mexico next year, I will be 16, I think I will be going to saltillo, any tips would be greatly appreciated, like how are the school systems their and so on. Thanks
Other - Mexico - 3 Answers
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Don't dress "sexy"--that's asking for trouble. Travel with others (classmates, host family) if you're going shopping or the movies. Have your parents set up a bank account with an ATM card in your town. Then they can put money into the account and you can withdraw it, with your ATM card, in Saltillo. Just withdraw it as you need it--don't carry too much cash on your person at any time. And don't flash the money around.
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look I'm form that city but I'm living in unites states for long time and i have seem to many changes in that city but the best thing you can do is don't go out to a place you don't know and only with people are in charge of you safety if some invite you make sure they know where you going and who is that person I'm thinking to do the same thing with my son because he needs to learn speak in Spanish .
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Yeah, dress fairly conservatively, no cleavage, bare midriff, etc.,what might be fairly normal in the US might be considered "whorish" in Mexico and guys will treat you accordingly. If you do get unwanted attention, do what the native women seem to do, which is act like they don't exist.
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Tuesday, September 7, 2010
How international student in America get Visa to Mexico?
How international student in America get Visa to Mexico?
I'm an international student in Indiana. My friend and I planned to visit Mexico in spring break, but we have no idea where and how to apply for Visa. Also, can anyone tell us what documents that we need for applying? Are there any limitations for the international students to apply for the visa? Thanks!
Other - Mexico - 1 Answers
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I live in Mexico. If you plan to visit for less than 180 days, all you need is a tourist card. If you fly, you can obtain it on the airplane (they take care of this all the time.) If you drive, you can get it at the border. Cost is about $20.00 You will both need a passport..you from your country and your friend a U.S. passport. You should also have a certified copy of your birth certificate. you do not need to do any other paperwork. If your American friend does not already have a passport, he/she can go to the post office in your town to fill out papers. Please allow 8 weeks to get it as the passport offices are very busy now with new rules going into effect. A U.S. passport costs $97.00 total. Your friend can look on the web site below to read the requirements for obtaining a passport. If you are going to travel in March, better apply for that passport right away.
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I'm an international student in Indiana. My friend and I planned to visit Mexico in spring break, but we have no idea where and how to apply for Visa. Also, can anyone tell us what documents that we need for applying? Are there any limitations for the international students to apply for the visa? Thanks!
Other - Mexico - 1 Answers
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I live in Mexico. If you plan to visit for less than 180 days, all you need is a tourist card. If you fly, you can obtain it on the airplane (they take care of this all the time.) If you drive, you can get it at the border. Cost is about $20.00 You will both need a passport..you from your country and your friend a U.S. passport. You should also have a certified copy of your birth certificate. you do not need to do any other paperwork. If your American friend does not already have a passport, he/she can go to the post office in your town to fill out papers. Please allow 8 weeks to get it as the passport offices are very busy now with new rules going into effect. A U.S. passport costs $97.00 total. Your friend can look on the web site below to read the requirements for obtaining a passport. If you are going to travel in March, better apply for that passport right away.
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Wednesday, September 1, 2010
How much is cost of living for a student in Mexico?
How much is cost of living for a student in Mexico?
I'm going to study in mexico for one semester and want to know what the cost of living is so that I can budget. Im going to UDLA in Cholula, Puebla. I think its about 2 hours from Mexico City.
Other - Mexico - 3 Answers
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Where in Mexico? It varies greatly by location.
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It depends on the city, the neighborhood, what kind of housing you require/will accept, and what your dietary and entertainment habits are. My son shares an apartment in moderately middle class zone of Mexico City with 2 other young men. Not counting tuition it costs me $1000 dollars a month to maintain him there.
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congratulations!!..UDLA is the best university of mexico,if you stay in cholula is cheaper than puebla but is smaller!!( less fun..ajjaj), apartament and food with 1000 usd a month (if you share)
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I'm going to study in mexico for one semester and want to know what the cost of living is so that I can budget. Im going to UDLA in Cholula, Puebla. I think its about 2 hours from Mexico City.
Other - Mexico - 3 Answers
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Where in Mexico? It varies greatly by location.
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It depends on the city, the neighborhood, what kind of housing you require/will accept, and what your dietary and entertainment habits are. My son shares an apartment in moderately middle class zone of Mexico City with 2 other young men. Not counting tuition it costs me $1000 dollars a month to maintain him there.
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congratulations!!..UDLA is the best university of mexico,if you stay in cholula is cheaper than puebla but is smaller!!( less fun..ajjaj), apartament and food with 1000 usd a month (if you share)
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Saturday, August 28, 2010
What website(s) provides information about obtaining a student visa for studying in Mexico as a US citizen?
What website(s) provides information about obtaining a student visa for studying in Mexico as a US citizen?
This fall I'm going to study in Mexico for 9 months. I'm a US citizen, but Mexico grants dual citizenship, so technically I'm a citizen of both countries (I was born in Mexico). Do I need a student visa to study in Mexico if I have dual citizenship in both US and Mexico? Where can I find this information?
Embassies & Consulates - 2 Answers
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If you are mexican .why would you need a visa
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If you haven't lost your citizenship in Mexico, you don't need visa to study here. You only need an address in Mexico and your birth certificate for the school. However, if you want to study here in Mexico as US Citizen, the best place to obtain information is the Secretaria de Relaciones Exteriores website. (www.SRE.gob.mx). And the requirements of the school that you looking for.
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This fall I'm going to study in Mexico for 9 months. I'm a US citizen, but Mexico grants dual citizenship, so technically I'm a citizen of both countries (I was born in Mexico). Do I need a student visa to study in Mexico if I have dual citizenship in both US and Mexico? Where can I find this information?
Embassies & Consulates - 2 Answers
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If you are mexican .why would you need a visa
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If you haven't lost your citizenship in Mexico, you don't need visa to study here. You only need an address in Mexico and your birth certificate for the school. However, if you want to study here in Mexico as US Citizen, the best place to obtain information is the Secretaria de Relaciones Exteriores website. (www.SRE.gob.mx). And the requirements of the school that you looking for.
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Saturday, August 14, 2010
Can a College student from Mexico transfer to California College?
Can a College student from Mexico transfer to California College?
I have a cousin from Mexico who is studying architecture but he wants to move to Cali and study here. Can he transfer to a college here or does he need a diploma from a US high school?
Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers
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He needs a education permit to study here and would probably have to take some sort of placement exam.
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He's unlikely to be accepted to a USA accredited School of Architecture unless his school results in Mexico were outstanding.
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I have a cousin from Mexico who is studying architecture but he wants to move to Cali and study here. Can he transfer to a college here or does he need a diploma from a US high school?
Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers
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He needs a education permit to study here and would probably have to take some sort of placement exam.
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He's unlikely to be accepted to a USA accredited School of Architecture unless his school results in Mexico were outstanding.
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Saturday, August 7, 2010
How do I apply for a student visa to enter Mexico?
How do I apply for a student visa to enter Mexico?
I'm going to Mexico as an exchange student for one academic year. Where do I go to get a student visa? What do I need to have with me when applying? Do I have to go in person? Do I need a parent with me?...I'm 17 years old....... The organization that is sending me to study abroad wants me to get a visa......if I need a plane ticket to get a visa......they haven't given me my ticket yet. I'm so confused. Please help. Thanks! I have a passport already.
Other - Destinations - 1 Answers
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Are you sure your not confusing a passport with a visa? You shouldn't need a ticket to get a visa, but you will need a passport first.
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I'm going to Mexico as an exchange student for one academic year. Where do I go to get a student visa? What do I need to have with me when applying? Do I have to go in person? Do I need a parent with me?...I'm 17 years old....... The organization that is sending me to study abroad wants me to get a visa......if I need a plane ticket to get a visa......they haven't given me my ticket yet. I'm so confused. Please help. Thanks! I have a passport already.
Other - Destinations - 1 Answers
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Are you sure your not confusing a passport with a visa? You shouldn't need a ticket to get a visa, but you will need a passport first.
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Sunday, August 1, 2010
Has anybody ever seen or met a foreign exchange student from Mexico?
Has anybody ever seen or met a foreign exchange student from Mexico?
I honestly haven't That would be cool though. Who has? I have seen in my school, foreign exchange students from China, Japan, Korea to places like Germany, UK,Spain, Italy, France, even closeby places like Canada, Ecuador, Venezuela, and Argentina, but not Mexico. who here has met one.
Other - Cultures & Groups - 2 Answers
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Can you imagine the laughter they would get at the American Embassy in Mexico, trying to get a visa? Because if they do, they would actually have to pay tuition, and why would they do that when crossing the border illegally equals free tuition?
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i have. there's actually a lot of exchange students from Mexico at my school.
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I honestly haven't That would be cool though. Who has? I have seen in my school, foreign exchange students from China, Japan, Korea to places like Germany, UK,Spain, Italy, France, even closeby places like Canada, Ecuador, Venezuela, and Argentina, but not Mexico. who here has met one.
Other - Cultures & Groups - 2 Answers
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Can you imagine the laughter they would get at the American Embassy in Mexico, trying to get a visa? Because if they do, they would actually have to pay tuition, and why would they do that when crossing the border illegally equals free tuition?
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i have. there's actually a lot of exchange students from Mexico at my school.
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Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Does having an FM3 student visa for Mexico make me a resident?
Does having an FM3 student visa for Mexico make me a resident?
I have an FM3 student visa good for my 5 years of grad school in Mexico. Does that make me a resident?
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You are still a "non-immigrante." You must have an Fm3 visa for 5 years before you can apply for an Fm2...an "immigrante"visa. Then you are actually a legal resident , a step in preparing for citizenship...if desired. An FM2 is similar to a green card in the U.S. I believe you will find you need to renew that FM3 student visa every year at the nearest INM office. Check it for the expiration date. You need to go to the INM office about 2 to 3 weeks before the expiration date to file for renewal. When you arrive in Mexico, you must go , as soon as possible ( within a month at the most) to the nearest INM ofice and register your address. See site below, scroll down, choose the state you will be living in and click for the address of the INM office.
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You are considered a "Temporary "Resident" for the duration of the 5 year period must re-new every year. At the end of the 5 year period you may apply for the F.M.2 and go through the same 5 year period, re-newable every year and the you are considered an "Imigrado" and will not be bothered by La Migra again.
I have an FM3 student visa good for my 5 years of grad school in Mexico. Does that make me a resident?
Other - Mexico - 2 Answers
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You are still a "non-immigrante." You must have an Fm3 visa for 5 years before you can apply for an Fm2...an "immigrante"visa. Then you are actually a legal resident , a step in preparing for citizenship...if desired. An FM2 is similar to a green card in the U.S. I believe you will find you need to renew that FM3 student visa every year at the nearest INM office. Check it for the expiration date. You need to go to the INM office about 2 to 3 weeks before the expiration date to file for renewal. When you arrive in Mexico, you must go , as soon as possible ( within a month at the most) to the nearest INM ofice and register your address. See site below, scroll down, choose the state you will be living in and click for the address of the INM office.
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You are considered a "Temporary "Resident" for the duration of the 5 year period must re-new every year. At the end of the 5 year period you may apply for the F.M.2 and go through the same 5 year period, re-newable every year and the you are considered an "Imigrado" and will not be bothered by La Migra again.
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
How much would it cost for someone living in Mexico to get a student visa to go into the USA?
How much would it cost for someone living in Mexico to get a student visa to go into the USA?
I have a relative living in Mexico and she wants to study in the US. She is wondering how much it would cost to get a student visa and how to apply for one. Can anyone help please?
Immigration - 8 Answers
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Liberals are in charge, just come on up and enroll, I bet they give you double the PELL grant money just for being here.
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trouble with giving a visa to a mexican is they never leave . my guess she will be waiting a very long time, if at all one becomes a available
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you don't pay directly to get a visa, first of all she must apply at a university in the U.S. and if she's accepted the university or college will give you the documentation to apply for a student visa at her local U.S. consulate
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you first find the school you want to go to ..and get an idea of the costs there http://travel.state.gov/visa/temp/types/types_1268.html
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Yahoo Answers is not your source for reliable information (you will get a lot of BS from people just for writing the word Mexico and Visa together) but it can give you some leads. That said, she needs to apply to the University/School first, once accepted the School will provide the necessary paperwork for your application at the nearest USA Embassy or Consulate. In order to get the Visa the applicant will have to prove that it can provide for himself/herself without any government aid. This is done mostly through an affidavit, evidence of source of income etc. (pretty much similar to get a regular Tourist Visa). NOW, the school may offer grants and scholarships to foreign students specially for Graduate Programs (Master, PhD) with a low application rates (e.g. Engineering / Science Programs). There are several other grants and scholarship from Non-Profit Organizations targeting foreign students (e.g.Fulbright Program). This applies to Foreign Students from any country!!!
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Are you talking about buying a fake visa from some coyote or are you talking about applying for a real student visa like everyone else? I can't help you if your relative just want to buy a fake visa, but for a real student visa, you will have to do the following before you can apply: You need to take the TOFEL test and score a certain point(normally over 550), and you will need to apply to an accredited college/university and be accepted then you can pay a certain fee and fill out a form and bring both and your I-20 to the consolate and hopefully they would give you a student visa
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$1000. non refundable.
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Most schools are about $20 000 a year in tuition. Community colleges are much cheaper, maybe more to the order of $5000 a year. But it will depend on the specific school. She will need to be first accepted by the university of her choice and have to show that she has sufficient funds to pay for her education and living expenses.
I have a relative living in Mexico and she wants to study in the US. She is wondering how much it would cost to get a student visa and how to apply for one. Can anyone help please?
Immigration - 8 Answers
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Liberals are in charge, just come on up and enroll, I bet they give you double the PELL grant money just for being here.
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trouble with giving a visa to a mexican is they never leave . my guess she will be waiting a very long time, if at all one becomes a available
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you don't pay directly to get a visa, first of all she must apply at a university in the U.S. and if she's accepted the university or college will give you the documentation to apply for a student visa at her local U.S. consulate
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you first find the school you want to go to ..and get an idea of the costs there http://travel.state.gov/visa/temp/types/types_1268.html
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Yahoo Answers is not your source for reliable information (you will get a lot of BS from people just for writing the word Mexico and Visa together) but it can give you some leads. That said, she needs to apply to the University/School first, once accepted the School will provide the necessary paperwork for your application at the nearest USA Embassy or Consulate. In order to get the Visa the applicant will have to prove that it can provide for himself/herself without any government aid. This is done mostly through an affidavit, evidence of source of income etc. (pretty much similar to get a regular Tourist Visa). NOW, the school may offer grants and scholarships to foreign students specially for Graduate Programs (Master, PhD) with a low application rates (e.g. Engineering / Science Programs). There are several other grants and scholarship from Non-Profit Organizations targeting foreign students (e.g.Fulbright Program). This applies to Foreign Students from any country!!!
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Are you talking about buying a fake visa from some coyote or are you talking about applying for a real student visa like everyone else? I can't help you if your relative just want to buy a fake visa, but for a real student visa, you will have to do the following before you can apply: You need to take the TOFEL test and score a certain point(normally over 550), and you will need to apply to an accredited college/university and be accepted then you can pay a certain fee and fill out a form and bring both and your I-20 to the consolate and hopefully they would give you a student visa
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$1000. non refundable.
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Most schools are about $20 000 a year in tuition. Community colleges are much cheaper, maybe more to the order of $5000 a year. But it will depend on the specific school. She will need to be first accepted by the university of her choice and have to show that she has sufficient funds to pay for her education and living expenses.
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
what are things i should show a foreign exchange student from mexico?
what are things i should show a foreign exchange student from mexico?
im hosting a foreign exchange student and im wondering what types of thing should i show her that is different from mexico? she has never seen snow and we will me in michigan so she will see lots of snow. i would just like some other suggestions. thank you :)
Studying Abroad - 1 Answers
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take her to a restaurant zoo? where you & your friends hang-out. landmarks. museums. camping the movies & the mall <3
im hosting a foreign exchange student and im wondering what types of thing should i show her that is different from mexico? she has never seen snow and we will me in michigan so she will see lots of snow. i would just like some other suggestions. thank you :)
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take her to a restaurant zoo? where you & your friends hang-out. landmarks. museums. camping the movies & the mall <3
Thursday, July 1, 2010
What does a high school student from Mexico need to attend public school in The United States?
What does a high school student from Mexico need to attend public school in The United States?
What exactly does a student from Mexico need to transfer to a high school in the States? A student visa? Some kind of student permit? Who would I contact to get more information about paperwork and other requirements?
Other - Education - 3 Answers
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contact a school
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a green card
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Contact the school that you would like to attend for the information. The regulations may vary by state and school district./
What exactly does a student from Mexico need to transfer to a high school in the States? A student visa? Some kind of student permit? Who would I contact to get more information about paperwork and other requirements?
Other - Education - 3 Answers
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contact a school
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a green card
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Contact the school that you would like to attend for the information. The regulations may vary by state and school district./
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