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[quote author=Man For The Society link=topic=166316.msg2005967#msg2005967 date=1299896095]
inko 1 year visa vunte ganuka cool mama endukante after some 6 months i think there is a fair chance of changing immigration rules
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sHa_high5ing sHa_high5ing sHa_high5ing thnx baa almost 1yr undi so hopefully by gods grace  sHa_fr1ends sHa_fr1ends

[man for the society]

[quote author=Slim-Shady link=topic=166316.msg2005976#msg2005976 date=1299896240]
sHa_high5ing sHa_high5ing sHa_high5ing thnx baa almost 1yr undi so hopefully by gods grace  sHa_fr1ends sHa_fr1ends
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then u dont need to worry sHa_high5ing sHa_high5ing

[man for the society]

india is pushing for a free-trade agreement provision with the European Union which would provide 50,000 extra skilled visas for Indian workers, according to the Business Standard. Unfortunately, the EU says that they are not able to negotiate on visas on behalf of individual EU member states.
The EU has stated that visas are a member-state issue, one which the 27-member bloc has little control over as a whole; therefore, Brussels cannot negotiate immigration matters under the free trade agreement.

However, a couple of proposed European Commission directives which are independent of the free trade agreement could facilitate India's desire for access to the European labour market.

The first is the Blue Card initiative, which would provide a "one-stop shop" for non-EU skilled workers with a job offer from an EU employer to enable them to take employment in a member state and bring family. Blue card holders could move to another state at a future date if they receive a job offer in that state.

The blue card is similar in some respects to the United States green card. The aim of the blue card is to increase the
availability of skilled labour at a time when Europe's working age population is shrinking. The European Commission estimates that the EU will need to import 20 million workers by 2050 to offset an aging population.

The second directive is the intra-corporate transferee (ICT) program, to enable the temporary transfer of non-EU employees of multinational companies to an EU-based branch.