Sentence examples for gaining a visa from inspiring English sources

Carlin Isles, the former college footballer and national-level sprinter who has become known as the fastest rugby player in the world, has left the centre to join the Glasgow Warriors in Scotland – subject to his gaining a visa.

Some blacks in America now complain they are being racially profiled.America was consumed by similar fears in 1987, when anxiety over AIDS led officials to add the virus to the list of diseases that could prevent a traveller from gaining a visa.

But plenty of Qaddafi skeptics had also joined these committees in order to gain a visa to study abroad, paperwork to buy a car, or various other perks.

In his latest novel, Partir, just out in French, Azel, a heterosexual Moroccan, has an affair with a gay Spanish man to gain a visa, but underestimates the toll on his sexuality and sense of self.

In 1965, Ms. Wilson's activism attracted the attention of a subcommittee of the House Un-American Activities Committee, which summoned her and two colleagues to testify in secret about their efforts to gain a visa for a Japanese professor who had come to the United States for a lecture tour espousing pacifism.

The guidelines suggested that international students had to be able to speak English at CEFR B2 to gain a visa - 80% of students that arrive to study in the UK with us have levels of English proficiency under B2 and yet 98% of them advance to successful degree study at British universities.

This UKTI Seed status makes it easier for entrepreneurs from outside of the E.U. looking to apply to these four programmes to gain a visa.

Each method allows an illegal immigrant to legally attempt to avoid or delay prosecution or even gain a visa.

The current bill requires a foreign entrepreneur to raise $100,000 in investments to gain a temporary visa and $500,000 for permanent residency.

She finally gained a US visa in 1940, after working as a teacher in Columbia, and died in California in 1964, aged 80. Anthony died two years ago, aged 98.

The Times notes that "Several weeks later he returned and managed to gain a work visa, helped by a Met employee who had flown to Berlin.