I share about life abroad, about taking care of physical and mental health and being a full-time content creator running their own (1 month old) agency
Merry Christmas and A Special Gift for you
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Hi there, It is Christmas Eve and Tallinn is finally blanketed in snow, looks like we will have a white christmas after all. I hope you are having a good time with your friends and family. As a special thanks I have given a 50% discount on all the products on my site, you can get the discount using the code HEADJOULE24 Note that the discount is only valid this year. You can view all the products here at https://lifeinestonia.com/ Wishing you best and I will see you next year. /Manan P.S Last week I talked about some crazy stuff that is completely normal in Finland, do have a look :) |
Manan Anwar
I share about life abroad, about taking care of physical and mental health and being a full-time content creator running their own (1 month old) agency
I can tell you that it feels like nothing else.I recently travelled to Malaysia with my brother. When I reached immigration it took less than a minute with my EU passport, the officer didn't even ask me anything. He yawned, and scanned through my passport and stamped it right away with a 30 day visa on arrival.My brother on the other hand, with a weaker Pakistani passport, had to apply for a visa first, (which he got 3 days before his flight), but despite having a valid visa, valid funds,...
We need to clear a few misconceptions about Estonian E-Residency Program.Firstly, it DOES NOT grant you any right to physical residency. You have no possibility to visit Estonia or the EU or in any way bring yourself or your family. This is a huge misconception.Secondly, despite the marketing, it also DOES NOT grant you a right to open a company or a bank account straight away. In fact, one of the biggest issues that many people face is opening a bank account.Thirdly, one of the questions...
Hi there, So in the past 15 years, I have applied myself for numerous visas all across the world. Both for tourism and for work. As a (previous) holder of one of the worst passport in the world, I have seen first hand how difficult it can be for us. I have also helped many others with their applications and visa interviews in the past years. Here are some of the most important things you need to know when applying for a visa. Note that these tips are primarity written for visit visas, but...