Sentence examples for visa support from inspiring English sources

The hotel also has a welcoming restaurant and offers additional services such as visa support and airport transfer.

Koryo Tours (koryogroup.com) is the leading operator of tours of North Korea and runs trips starting from £868, including return travel to Beijing, visa support and all meals.

Accommodation and flights were provided by Baltic Holidays (0845 0705711, balticholidays.com), which has three nights B&B at Casa Leto hotel in central St Petersburg from £639pp, including visa support, transfers and flights.

Fees, the application process, visa support issues and the general make up of staff and student bodies have all been discussed by academics writing in the Guardian, and we have previously heard from readers expressing concerns over their future ability to secure research grants from the EU.

In addition, Oktogo.ru says it has the "largest and most relevant hotel offering" for Russians traveling abroad, including offline payment methods and visa support services.

With such an ambitious package of policies, incentives and visa support, the UK is amongst the best places in the world to start and grow a business.

Ms Shields said that a new Exceptional Talent Visa, supported by the Home Office, was an "absolutely critical programme" that would help Tech City to strengthen its position by "enabling companies to hire the talent that they need".

Visa supports the creation of a regulatory framework which actively promotes competition and transparency, ensures consumer choice and robust consumer protection, provides data security and further integrates Russia into the global financial and payment system".

But brands like Omega and Visa that support Phelps are finding their image in China truly damaged, because attitudes towards drug use are much more conservative there than in the U.S. As one 34-year-old Beijing woman said, "I've lost all respect for Phelps, even though he's a great athlete".

I invite Parliament, which, with the entry into force of the Treaty of Lisbon, will be a colegislator in the field of visas, to support the structured method of dialogue on the liberalisation of visas, which is the method followed by the Commission, because a different approach would cause confusion without really changing the visa regime.

Not being able to take a job without a permanent visa, he supported himself writing for Yiddish newspapers.