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Copy of all pages of your passport – including all empty pages and the passport’s front and back cover.

If you submit documents not written in English, German, Norwegian, Swedish or Danish, you must also submit certified translations into Danish or English.

You and your host family are each required to complete the form. Both your host parents must sign the form.

You must contact and make an agreement with a family in Greenland about being an au pair with them.

The agreement between you and the host family must be set by a binding au pair contract which establishes the framework for your stay as an au pair with the family.

You must be at least 18 years old, but you must not have turned 30.

You must not be or have been married, be or have been in a stable cohabitating relationship or be or have been in a civil partnership. 

You must not be expecting a child, unless if you are already staying in Greenland as an au pair and wish to change your host family.

Form DS-2019 provided by sponsors via the SEVIS system.

Visa application fee payment receipt  (those sponsored by a U.S agency are exempt from paying the fee).

You need a passport valid for at least 6 months.

You need to be between 18 to 26 years old.

You need to be graduated from at least a secondary school.

You need to pass a background and personality check.

Attach existing valid passport (original passport) with a validity of at least 6 months.

A 2’’X 2” color photograph with white background taken within the last 6 months (attach using glue on the top left corner box of the application form. Do not staple photo).

Photocopy of the passport (photo page only).

Please pay to the “Embassy of Bangladesh’’ in the format of Money Order/Cashier Check/Official Check. Check the Fees link to know the quantity you need to pay according to your nationality.

An invitation letter from the host company in Bangladesh clearly stating the purpose of the visit.

Please fill-in the Online Visa Application For, print it and send/submit the hard copy to the Embassy with the required documents; in case of any technical problem with this form, you can download the manual form in the following link, fill-in, print and send/submit the hard copy to the Embassy with the required documents.

Personal/Company bank statement is required. A copy of recent book bank or bank statement (alternative).

A valid passport from the applicant's correspondent country.

Birth certificate (apostilled from the Foreign Office).

Certificate of Labour from the Ministry of Labour of the Dominican Republic, containing the Resolution No. 135 (this document must be supplied by the Dominican company).

Certificate of good conduct (apostilled from the Foreign Office).

A letter from doctor/GP stating that you are in good health.

Most recent bank statement of the bank account of the person funding the journey or proof of funds.

Application form and a letter with details of your request.

The visa fee: £450.00, (600 USD), non-refundable, payable at the time of application, either in cash, postal order or banker’s draft. We do not accept personal cheques.

Contract or work letter from the Dominican company.

Payment receipt (if the application has been paid for at a bank). The name of the person for whom payment is being made must be clearly stated. List the name of the applicant, his/her date of birth as a reference.

Application for a residence permit. (Please download and save on computer before filling out). In original format, carefully filled out and signed by the applicant. (It is important that the applicant states his/her place of residence in Iceland. If the address is not stated when the application is made, the applicant must notify his/her place of residence within 2 weeks from the applicant’s date of arrival in Iceland (for example when being photographed).

Original written contract between an au pair and the host family. The contract must be submitted in triplicate to the Directorate of Immigration.

Photocopy of passport. The period of validity must be at least 90 days beyond of the period of validity of the residence permit. This must include photocopies of the passport’s personal information page and the page containing the applicant’s signature.

Confirmed original of a foreign criminal record certificate. The criminal record certification must not be older than 6 months. A criminal record certificate must be submitted from all the countries where the applicant has lived for the last 5 years. (The criminal record certificate shall be issued by the highest appropriate authority in every country, i.e. the authority authorized to issue such a certificate). Note there is a requirement for apostille confirmation or double authentication.

Confirmed copy or original translation by an authorized translator of the criminal record certificate. Applies only if the foreign certificates are in other languages than English or the Nordic languages. Note there is a requirement of confirmation of translation if the translator is not an authorized translator in Iceland, i.e. apostille or double authentication.

Health Insurance: The applicant shall submit a certificate of insurance from an Icelandic insurance company or a foreign insurance company authorized to operate in Iceland. The insurance shall be valid for 6 months from the date of the applicant being registered in Registers Iceland and the coverage shall be at least IKR 2000,000.

Documents on support: The host family must prove satisfactory maintenance during the au pair’s period of stay in Iceland.

Applicant must be aged 18-25 when application is submitted.

Applicant must not intend to take up residence in Iceland.

Applicant must have entered into a contract that meets the set requirements.

Applicant will live with a family where there is at least one adult person with Icelandic citizenship or a permanent residence permit.

Applicant must have no family ties (links) with the host family.

Applicant will receive pocket money for light household chores and caring for children, however, not wages for full work in the home.

Applicant must have valid insurance with an Icelandic insurance company or a foreign insurance company authorized to operate in Iceland.

Applicant must have not served a criminal sentence abroad during the last 5 years or been sentenced by a court of law for an offense which would be punishable by more than 3 months imprisonment, according to Icelandic law.

Applicant must have a passport valid at least 90 days beyond the estimated period of validity of the residence permit.

Application form:
You must submit a completed Caribbean visa application form. You must sign the form during your appointment in the presence of a consular officer.

Passport:
You must provide a passport or other travel document containing at least two blank pages. It should be valid for at least 3 months after you leave the Caribbean parts of the Kingdom.

When you submit your application, you must also submit your passport. If you need proof that your passport is being held by the embassy or consulate, bring an extra photocopy with you. The embassy or consulate will stamp the photocopy for you free of charge.

Documents for minors:
If you are applying for a visa on behalf of a child under the age of 18, you must bring the child’s birth certificate and proof of identity for the child’s parent(s) or guardian(s).

If the child will not be travelling with their parents, or if only 1 of child’s parent will be accompanying the child, you must provide a declaration of consent signed by both parents or whoever has parental responsibility. If only 1 parent has parental responsibility for the child, you will need to provide a court judgment or a statement from a court confirming this.

Proof of legal residence:
You must be able to prove that you are legally resident in the country you are applying from. To do this, you can provide your passport, residence permit or a visa.

Photo:
Bring a photo that meets the Dutch requirements for passport photos.

Travel itinerary:
You must clearly demonstrate your travel itinerary. For example, by providing your flight reservation. You are advised not to buy tickets before you have received your visa.

Proof of transit:
If relevant, you must also prove that, after leaving the Caribbean parts of the Kingdom, you can legally transit through another country. To do this, you can show a passport, residence permit or visa.

Proof of sufficient funds (tourists and business travellers):
You must provide proof that you have enough money to cover the cost of your accommodation and stay. On average, this is between 150 USD and 200 USD a day.

You should provide 3 recent bank statements (paper or digital) bearing your name and address. You can also show signed traveller’s cheques bearing your name.

Proof of sufficient funds (travellers visiting family or friends):
You must provide proof that you have enough money to cover your stay with family and friends. On average, this is around 100 USD a day.

You should provide 3 recent bank statements (paper or digital) bearing your name and address. You can also show signed traveller’s cheques bearing your name.

Guarantor’s declaration:
If you cannot prove that you have enough money, a family member or friend from the part(s) of the Kingdom you are visiting must act as a guarantor. They do this by applying for a financial guarantor’s declaration. The guarantor must arrange this in person with the local authorities, who must also legalise the declaration. In Aruba, your guarantor arranges this with the Department of Legislation and Legal Affairs.

When applying for your visa, you must show that your guarantor has enough money to cover your stay. 

Independent business travellers: you must provide official proof that you own a registered business and show a tax return for the past year.

You must provide a letter of invitation from a company in the Caribbean parts of the Kingdom and a letter from your employer. Both letters must contain your job and the reason for your visit. At least 1 letter must give information on where you will stay during your visit and who is covering the cost of your trip.

You must show an official document from your insurance company. The document must prove that the insurance is in your name. It must also prove that your insurance policy provides medical cover:

-in all Caribbean parts of the Kingdom.
-for the entire duration of your stay.
-for at least 15,000 USD.
-for hospital care, emergency treatment and repatriation (including in the event of death).
-If your insurance policy does not cover the above, or if you do not have an official document proving this, you must take out a policy that does provide this cover.

You must always submit your application in person. Children under the age of 18 must also apply in person.

A letter of invitation from a company in the Caribbean parts of the Kingdom and a letter from your employer.

https://www.nyidanmark.dk/xform/formularer/au1.form.aspx

Documentation of paid fee. Attach receipt for your payment.

Applicant must contact and make an agreement with a Danish family about being an au pair with them.

Applicant must be at least 18 years old, but have must not have turned 30 years old.

Applicant must not be or have been married, be or have been in a stable cohabiting relationship or have been in a civil partnership.

Applicant must not be expecting a child unless you are already staying in Denmark as an au pair and wishes to change your host family.

When SIRI assesses whether your stay as an au pair is in accordance with your life story, or whether there is a reason to assume that your purpose for applying differs from the intention behind the scheme, SIRI will look at the following:

Whether applicant have completed a youth study programme equivalent to the Danish 9th grade.

Whether applicant is able to communicate with host family and manage his/herself in Denmark. Thus, applicant must be able to speak and understand either Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, English or German on a moderate level.

Applicant reason for applying to stay as an au pair in Denmark.

Any previous residence permits or applications for residence permits in Denmark.

Any previous stays as an au pair in other western countries.

Any previous stays with host families in Denmark.

Applicant education and any vocational experience, including whether a stay as an au pair has a natural connection to applicant life, career and development so far.

The agreement between the applicant and the host family must be set by a binding au pair contract which establishes the framework for the stay as an au pair with the family.

VoA approval letter can be obtained in two ways: 1. application through email or in person or through a representative or relative in Liberia.

Applicant/Representative writes an application letter to The Commissioner General of Liberia Immigration service with the Name of Applicant indicating Nationality, Passport number of Applicant, Purpose of visit, Proposed date of visit, Proposed port of entry, Flight itinerary, Address in Liberia or Hotel Reservation. Attach to the email a Copy of Passport Data Page and a Copy of Airline Return ticket reservation.

Upon arrival at the Port of Entry, proceed to the desk marked ‘Visa on Arrival’ for issuance of entry Visa. Present the following documents in hard copy at the Port of Entry:

- Visa Approval Letter (Pre-approved visa letter), valid for 14 days from the date of issuance.
- Evidence of online payment.
- Valid Passport with minimum of six months validity.
- Valid return ticket.
- Two recent passport sized photographs.

Holders of United Nations Laissez-Passer.

Holders of any other Official travel documents of recognized International Organizations that intend to visit Liberia.

https://selfservice.udi.no/Templates/Public/Pages/Portal/Login.aspx?irfl=1

Passport and copy of all used pages in passport.

Signed cover letter from the Application portal (or application form).

2 new/recent passport size photos with white background.

The UDI's Contract for cultural exchange between au pair and host family, signed by yourself and your host family.

Course certificate for completed e-learning course for host families in au pair cases.

Documentation of the nationality of the host family (for example copies of their passports).

If the host family is a single-parent family, documentation of the single parent's percentage responsibility for the child.

If the host family already has an au pair, a letter from the host family where they confirm when the former au pair is moving out.

If applicant is applying from Norway, or wish to wait in Norway while your application is being processed, because you qualify as a skilled worker, documentation of your education and/or documentation of your work experience.

If applicant wishes to submit application in a country other than your home country, documentation that you have held a residence permit for the last six months in this country.

Questionnaire to be filled out by the au pair (check link).

https://www.udi.no/en/checklists-container/studies-au-pair/checklists-for-au-pair/?c=aus

Applicant must be over the age of 18 and not have turned 30.

Applicant must return to home country at the end of stay in Norway, and the circumstances in your home country must also indicate that you can return.

Applicant should know his/her and host family Rights and obligations (check link).

https://france-visas.gouv.fr/en_US/web/france-visas/trainee-caregiver

If you are not a national of your country of residence, please provide proof of your legal residency in this country (e.g. residence permit, etc.).

Travel document, valid for at least three months after the planned date of return.

Au pair placement agreement stamped by a competent DIRECCTE and a registration in an educational establishment and documentary evidences of the level of studies and signed by you.

Medical certificate dated less than 3 months (the certificate must be translated into French by a sworn translator if the original is in a foreign language).

You are temporarily going to stay with a family in France in order to study French.

You must sign an au pair placement agreement. This agreement must be submitted to the French authorities (DIRECCTE) by your host family.

Valid travel document (the period of validity of the travel document should exceed that of the visa's by three months).

Proof of the purpose of stay in Montenegro (letter of guarantee by a physical person or letter of invitation by a legal entity, state authority in Montenegro or organizer of an international conference or event).

Proof of ensured an (receipt from a tourist arrangement, hotel or other type of accommodation reservation that has been paid in).

Proof of possession of means for sustenance during his stay in Montenegro, as well as for return into the country where he comes from or for travel into a third state (cash, a bank account, traveler’s checks, credit cards etc.).

Proof of the means of travel and intention to return into the state where a foreigner comes from or into a third state (a return airplane or other transportation ticket, a driving license).

Proof that the consular fee has been charged.

As well as other corresponding documents based on which the purpose and ensured accommodation in Montenegro can be determined.

Employment and work, performing economic or business activity.

Participation in student exchange programmes or other youth programmes.

Specialisation or professional training and acquisition of practical skills.

Other justified reasons specified by law or international agreement.

Submit a sworn statement correctly filled out and signed.

One recent colour 3x3cm passport type photograph, with white background without lenses.

Copy of the e-ticket or itinerary of the flight.

Certificate of vaccination against yellow fever and / or other health certificate, if you visit high-risk municipalities.

Documentation demonstrating the activity that will be carried out in the territory of the Plurinational State of Bolivia and/or a letter of invitation from the organization or company with supporting documentation where appropriate.

Police record to present to foreign authorities, issued by a competent authority in the country of origin or last residence, according to current regulations.

Financial solvency accredited by current bank statements or other documentation.

Proof of payment of the visa fee (once the visa application is accepted), except those granted under agreements or state agreements.

Letter of invitation from the institution or organization that requires your presence in Bolivia.

https://www.migrationsverket.se/English/Private-individuals/Working-in-Sweden/Employed/Special-rules-for-certain-occupations-and-citizens-of-certain-countries/Au-pairs.html

Copies of the pages in your passport that show your personal information, photograph, signature, passport number, passport issuing country, the period of the passport's validity and whether you have permission to live in countries other than your country of origin. Make sure to extend your passport if it is about to expire – you cannot obtain a work permit for longer than your passport's period of validity.

A written job offer from the host family specifying the conditions of your employment as an au pair.

A certificate of admission to Swedish studies specifying the number of hours per week you will be studying.

Printed application form (in case applying in person at the Consulate).

You must show that you have a definite interest in or use for Swedish language studies.

You must have a certificate of admission to studies in Swedish.

You must have a written job offer from a family in Sweden, indicating that you will be doing light housework for no more than 25 hours per week.

You should not bring any family members with you.

Household and studies combined must not exceed 40 hours per week.

Bank statement/Dollar endorsement /Active international credit card /Travel card: A copy of statement of the bank account of the company of the applicant (for last 6 months).

Tin, Tax certificate: a copy of valid Trade License with Tax Identification Number.

Last passport copy and all old passports.

A letter from the sponsoring organization/company from India.

Covering letter explaining purpose of visit and nature of business dealings.

If employed in a company or a private firm, a copy of the employment contract showing period of contract, designation & monthly salary of the applicant. 

In case of participation in or visiting a trade/business exhibition/fair in India, details of the nature of participation and a copy of the invitation letter from the exhibition/fair authorities or Federation/Chamber concerned.

Documents to prove bonafide purpose (Company's letter etc.).

Original passport valid for no less than 6 months, with at least 2 successive empty visa pages.

You must fill your online application and make a visa payment.

Provide documentation of an electronic invitation letter from a Saudi company.

Provide documentation of an employment verification letter by the applicant’s U.S. employer addressed to the Embassy of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in Washington D.C. confirming the applicant’s position and citing “business” as the purpose of travel on behalf of the company.

Prived a copy of the company's business registration in Saudi Arabia and in the U.S.

Aditional documents may be requested, if needed.

For non-U.S. citizens, copy of green card or document confirming legal residence in the U.S.

Payment must be made, either through mofa.gov.sa, or one of the authorized offices.

Persons who may have dual nationality should announce their nationality based on the travel documents/passport that they wish to carry.

An applicant may not be granted visa unless his/her passport is valid for at least 6 months.

Educational & cultural Faculty members and researchers.

Common Carriers, transporting goods and people.

Officials, political, and economic members, art and sports teams, international organizations and specialists.

Internationally Recognized merchants and experts.

A letter of application addressed to the Consular Section of the Embassy, containing contact information of the applicant.

Passport valid for up to 12 months after arrival.

Legalized documentation of the Constitution of the Company that you represent in your country of origin or country of residence.

Certified photocopy of the Tax Identification Number (NIT) or original electronic certification if the company was established in Bolivia.

Sworn Statement for Visa Application (to be filled once the previous requirements have been met).

Proof of payment of the visa fee (once the visa application is accepted).

Engage in investment or business activities in Bolivia.

Official Letter from the Company you represent.

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Visa Application Form duly filled and signed.

Valid Passport (at least 6 months valid).

A copy of Permanent Resident Card or Proof of legal Status in the USA.

Official Business Invitation Letter from the host in Tunisia.

Completed and signed Visa Application Form (1 copy).

Enclosed with one photo of passport standard (4x6 size) recently taken or at least in last 6 months.

A passport with validity of at least 6 months remaining upon entering Cambodia and at least 2 blank pages remaining.

Guarantee or invitation validation certificate (to receive this certificate, the travelers must be guaranteed or invitation from a local partner in Cambodia. This certificate mechanism shall be done in Cambodia Data Exchange (CamDX) through the website.

Health insurance: The insurance package can be purchased from any international insurance policy provider or from FORTE Insurance Company at www.forteinsurance.com/covid-19-insurance with minimum coverage of 50,000 USD.

Guarantee or invitation validation certificate (to receive this certificate, the travelers must be guaranteed or invitation from a local partner in Cambodia.

Business Card, the simplest, or a Business Letter.

Answer certain questions regarding the sending and receiving organizations.

An eBusiness visa holder must arrive through one of the 28 designated airports or 5 designated seaports. E-Business visa holders can leave the country from any of the authorized Immigration Check Posts (ICPS) in India. If you need to arrive to India by land or through a port of entry you that is not in the designated e-Visa ports you will need to get a visa at an embassy or consulate.

There are also eVisa India evidence requirements that are needed to obtain the authorization to travel to India. Applicants are required to submit a scanned color copy of the first page or the biographical page of their valid passport. Each applicant must also submit a recent passport-style color photo.

India has a Yellow Fever travel requirement for citizens that are traveling from a yellow fever affected country. These citizens must obtain a vaccination and are required to present a Yellow Fever Vaccination Card on arrival.

Applicants are required to have sufficient funds to support themselves during their stay in India.

Visitors must have a return or an onward ticket when applying for their e-Business visa.

All applicants must have an individual passport, regardless of their age.

The applicant’s passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of arrival in India. The passport must have at least two blank pages for the immigration and border control authorities to place the entry and exit stamps.

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