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Hello, Bonjour and Sawubona<\/strong> from my newest adventure of moving from Europe to South Africa, Cape Town. Corona virus is not a friendly helper, but that\u2019s a whole different story. In this blog I want to focus on advices how to get a visa, which is already an interesting battle itself.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

When deciding to leave a continent <\/strong>with family and friends that you know behind, you go through many stages; from being euphoric to worried to happy. And then it comes: the naughty visa application. Some say it\u2019s worse than going to the dentist, some say it\u2019s random and unfair, I say it\u2019s a struggle to survive even if you think you might be prepared for it.

First things first<\/strong>, you have to find out which visa application form is the one you need to correctly fill out. This really is a bigger step than thought if you have no one with experience to tell you. Afterwards, you need to gather all documents and proofs demanded by the application form. Now this really is a masterpiece of its one, almost impossible if you don\u2019t have any competent help and leading to lovely, time-consuming trips to the embassy. Most of the time you can\u2019t rely on help of the employees of the embassy so make sure you got all your paperwork done correctly.

Every visa application process is different<\/strong> and it even differs from embassy to embassy for the same country. So here my advice if you want to survive the visa application process efficiently when applying for an intra-company work visa from Germany to South Africa, Cape Town:
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