do i need a visa to ENGLAND? i am living presently in VIENNA AUSTRIA, not a citizen but have a working visa?
Immigration - 4 Answers
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oops just read no you need to be a citizen
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Yes, the UK is not part of the Schengen agreement. You need to apply for a visa.
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yep you need a visa don't try without one you will be caught on entry and sent home possibly not allowed back for a very long time or as most people would want those coming here without a visa and that's never allowed back
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what country DO you come from? what citizenship DO you have? we cannot answer the question until we know what passport you ARE using.
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Penis upper skin getting dark
Penis upper skin getting dark?
Hi, Iam an Indian, live in cold country(Austria) for work purpose, I masturbate daily, for some day I see there is white mark on my penis upper skin, and due to the cold the skin is getting rough, and soon iam finding the color also geting darker, day by day..Iam sure there is no fungal effect. But defently i should take care of skin health aswell color. Could anybody provides any precautions / suggestions on the topic of maintaing the penis especially skin wise.. Thanks a lot in advance
Men's Health - 2 Answers
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It could be dirt,cause I have noticed the same thing happening to me,al I can say is wash it really well when you take a shower,and don't masturbate daily
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paint it white
Hi, Iam an Indian, live in cold country(Austria) for work purpose, I masturbate daily, for some day I see there is white mark on my penis upper skin, and due to the cold the skin is getting rough, and soon iam finding the color also geting darker, day by day..Iam sure there is no fungal effect. But defently i should take care of skin health aswell color. Could anybody provides any precautions / suggestions on the topic of maintaing the penis especially skin wise.. Thanks a lot in advance
Men's Health - 2 Answers
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It could be dirt,cause I have noticed the same thing happening to me,al I can say is wash it really well when you take a shower,and don't masturbate daily
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paint it white
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
I didn't like the gifts he sent. What should I say
I didn't like the gifts he sent. What should I say?
Hey everyone. I've been in Austria for work for 6 months. It was my birthday a week ago and my boyfriend had a teddy bear he'd made himself sent over, a pair of ballet slippers, some money and a photo frame with a picture of us in it. The bear was dressed to be a lady farmer and was really cute. He also made a matching male farmer for himself too. When I get back to Australia we're going to live on a farm together. His gifts were okay, but I was expecting something better, nicer and more exclusive like jewelery. What should I say when he calls to ask if I liked the gifts? As you can tell I'm a little dissapointed right now.
Singles & Dating - 4 Answers
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your a bitch lol...
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Fail troll.
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Well, this is one of those situations where lying is not bad. It seems to me that he put a lot of thought and effort into what he got you. If you tell him you didn't like it, then he will definitely get upset. Sometimes us guys give great gifts and sometimes we don't. Just remember the old saying about how its the thought that counts. I'm sure it won't always be like that, and if you really care for each other, then gifts should not matter that much.
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wear the ballet slippers, they are really comfortable-like soft sole moccasins, you will love them
Hey everyone. I've been in Austria for work for 6 months. It was my birthday a week ago and my boyfriend had a teddy bear he'd made himself sent over, a pair of ballet slippers, some money and a photo frame with a picture of us in it. The bear was dressed to be a lady farmer and was really cute. He also made a matching male farmer for himself too. When I get back to Australia we're going to live on a farm together. His gifts were okay, but I was expecting something better, nicer and more exclusive like jewelery. What should I say when he calls to ask if I liked the gifts? As you can tell I'm a little dissapointed right now.
Singles & Dating - 4 Answers
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your a bitch lol...
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Fail troll.
3 :
Well, this is one of those situations where lying is not bad. It seems to me that he put a lot of thought and effort into what he got you. If you tell him you didn't like it, then he will definitely get upset. Sometimes us guys give great gifts and sometimes we don't. Just remember the old saying about how its the thought that counts. I'm sure it won't always be like that, and if you really care for each other, then gifts should not matter that much.
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wear the ballet slippers, they are really comfortable-like soft sole moccasins, you will love them
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Moving to Austria: What should an English-speaking American do about jobs, college, getting settled, etc
Moving to Austria: What should an English-speaking American do about jobs, college, getting settled, etc?
I want to move to Austria for a year, perhaps even permanently. I'm 20 and currently have an Associates Degree in Social Science. (I know It isn’t much, but I figure it's helpful if I give a few details about myself.) I'm only fluent in English; I am in the process of learning German but am by no means fluent in it. It is giving me a lot of trouble, I fear I won't fully understand it until I've lived around it. Now I'm aware that you need a visa to live in another country for any long period of time. I also know that in order to gain citizenship in another country you generally have to live there for several years; in Austria I believe it’s five years. What I don’t know is about working and school. I'll need money to live obviously. I'm sure I can find a place to stay, but would an English-speaking American even be able to find a job? If so, what suggestions do you have as to where to look? Also, are there any English-speaking schools I could attend? Any advice or facts would be great!
Immigration - 2 Answers
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No. Your only hope is to stay in the US.
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I am not sure why you would want to move there I think you will find the barriers to employment are very high for you and being a nongerman speaker you will not be socially accepted
I want to move to Austria for a year, perhaps even permanently. I'm 20 and currently have an Associates Degree in Social Science. (I know It isn’t much, but I figure it's helpful if I give a few details about myself.) I'm only fluent in English; I am in the process of learning German but am by no means fluent in it. It is giving me a lot of trouble, I fear I won't fully understand it until I've lived around it. Now I'm aware that you need a visa to live in another country for any long period of time. I also know that in order to gain citizenship in another country you generally have to live there for several years; in Austria I believe it’s five years. What I don’t know is about working and school. I'll need money to live obviously. I'm sure I can find a place to stay, but would an English-speaking American even be able to find a job? If so, what suggestions do you have as to where to look? Also, are there any English-speaking schools I could attend? Any advice or facts would be great!
Immigration - 2 Answers
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No. Your only hope is to stay in the US.
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I am not sure why you would want to move there I think you will find the barriers to employment are very high for you and being a nongerman speaker you will not be socially accepted
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