Sentence examples for rules a visa from inspiring English sources

Liberia are currently ranked 119th in the world and unless the player costs more than £10m, in which case he would have an exemption from the rules, a visa would be denied.

"Also because the English rules on getting a visa are very strict.

But the Roma have been skilled at returning to Romania and Bulgaria, where they say they face worse discrimination and poverty, and then slipping back into France, where, under European Union rules, they can enter without a visa.

Universities and colleges are spending millions of pounds to navigate the government's "Kafkaesque" new student visa rules, a committee of MPs has been told.

Ms. Salanueva said that the United States had repeatedly denied her a visa to visit her husband on the grounds that she was deported in 2000 and under current rules can never apply for a visa again.

While the United States Government has eased travel restrictions to Cuba for American citizens, there are still some rules and visa requirements.

Genuinely easing rules on visas would make a difference.

The Court ruled that visa obligations and/or restrictions constituted a barrier in providing services, impeded trade between Turkey and EU countries and contradicted the 1963 Ankara Association Agreement and its Additional Protocol on these grounds (European Court of Justice 2009).

The first of these is the definition of the eligibility rules for individual visa subclasses.

New rules allowed visas to be issued on arrival for tourists or "casual business" travellers from 43 counties, as long as applicants applied online four days in advance and paid a $60 fee.

In an effort to reduce total net migration, the Home Office moved to restructure the nation's rules on visas, including those for foreign students from outside the European Union (E.U. rules stipulate that individual member countries cannot impose special visa regulations on students from other member states).