Come to Vanuato

          Wanting to go to any island in the Pacific? Then try spending your time in the beautiful country of Vanuato. " This famous island is situated in the South Pacific ocean. This archipelago is some 1,740 kilometer east of northern Australia, 540 kilometeres northeast of New Caledonia and southeast of the Solomon Islands and west of Fiji.

         Just a bit on the part of its history, in the 1880s both France and the United Kingdom both claimed parts of the archipelago and in the 1906, they agreed on a framework for jointly managing the archipelago as the New Hebrides through an Anglo-French condominium."  - Source: Wikipedia- the Free Encyclopedia

         When you are inside this beautiful country already, some suggestions on what to do are the following: visiting their heritage and art, touring around the various parts of the country and enjoying the outdoor with the family, or if you are a fan of different exquisiteness, you can also explore the richness in their food offerings. 

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         On the other hand, some of the points of interests as well as landmarks are listed below:

1. Million Dollar Bay

2. Underwater Post Office

3. Million Dollar Point

4. Blue Lagoon Swimming

5. Mele Cascades

          Apart from these shared references here, one can still discover many exciting facts and activities in the country by visiting their existing websites. So don't waste your time, book one exciting holiday to this wonderful country called Vanuato.

                                   

South Korea: What An Awesome Place

South Korea- a famous tourist destinations in Asia. Basing on its geographical location it is surrounded by neighbouring countries like China and Japan as bound by their maritime boundaries. 

And to name some of the famous cities of South Korea, here are some of them: 

1. "Seoul- population of 10,349,312
2. Busan- population of 3,678,555
3. Incheon- population of 2,628,000
4. Daegu- population of 2,566,540
5. Daejeon- population of 1,475,221
6. Gwangju- population of 1,416,938
7. Suwon- population 1,242,724
8. Goyang- population of 1,073,069
9. Seongnam- population of 1,031,935
10. Ulsan- population of 962,865 "

Source: http://www.geonames.org/KR/largest-cities-in-cities-in-south-korea.html

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Every country all throughout the world has something special to offer to its visitors. In South Korea, here are some places of interests then:

1. Changdeokgung Palace

2. Gyenongbokgung

3. Seoul Tower

4. In Jeju South Korea, these are some of the interesting places: 

Udo, Halla Mountain and National Park, Manjang Cave, 

5. While in Busan, these are the favourite hot spots: Haedong Yonggung Temple, Haeundae Beach, Yondusan Park

For travel to South Korea, here are some of the needed visa in order to enter the country:

1. Working Holiday Visa (H-1)- issued to young adult foreigners in some countries which have reciprocal agreements with South Korea. Holders of this visa are allowed to stay in the country for up to one year and in some employment activities as well as some educational activities. These countries are : Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Japan, France, and others.

2. Overseas Study

3. Corporate Investment

4. Foreign Language Testing

5. Residency (F-2 Visa" - source: Wikipedia- the free encyclopedia

Hence, anyone who wishes to see and enjoy the greatness of South Korea, you can start visiting those famous places then conquer the countryside. As promising as they are, for sure your memories in those places will constantly remind you how excellent the country is. 

  

                                           

How To Apply for Student Visa In Australia?

          One of the favourite destinations for international studies nowadays is Australia. Aspiring international students from all over the world desire to come to this wonderful place to enjoy the rich culture, friendliness of the local folks, the advanced educational system and other positive qualities when it comes to educational foundations.

          With this as a background, let me share with you inputs on how to proceed as an international student here in Australia. As you start your journey, you need to decide first and for all what is it that you want to pursue in Australia be it in the medical field, accounting side or the Information Technology field. One essential consideration here is that your desired field in Australia must be related to your background back home like your previous studies and work experiences. 

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          Afterwards, you need to research what is the best institution for you and where is the best state according to your list of preferences such as budget, connections, way of life etc. Then when you have opted for your institution, one important thing that you need to do is to establish communication with that institution and this could be made possible by making use of the online resources. From one institution to the other, they would surely differ in terms of requirements like the English exams, university costs, proof of funds, etc.

          Upon contacting your chosen institution, it is beneficial for you to solicit from them a checklist of their requirements. Then the school will provide you with a letter of offer and upon receiving it, you need to check if what then is laid down especially the cost of the first semester of studies is viable to you. On the other hand, while undergoing and waiting for the progress of this step, you need to collect pertinent documents like English exams, financial capacity, other forms as provided for by the institution and by the government of Australia. 

          When you receive already the certificate of enrolment from the school after payment made then you are now ready to lodge your student visa application. And medical processes will oftentimes go after the visa lodgement. When everything turns positive, expect a result from the Australian embassy of your country of origin. 

          For more information on the list of documents and procedures on the visa application kindly check on this link: https://www.border.gov.au