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5/5/1014:14Page 1Advising thirdcountry nationals A training resource for EU Employment and Careers ServicesAdvising thirdcountry nationals A training resource for EU Employment and Careers ServicesThis publication has been developed from the IMPACT (Integrating Migrants through the Provision of Adaptability and Competence Training) project (20082010), which aimed to address high rates of unemployment among thirdcountry nationals legally residing in the EU. IMPACT developed methods

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How to fill out advising third-country nationals

1. Gather required documents (passport, visa, etc.).
2. Review the specific advising criteria for third-country nationals.
3. Fill out personal details including name, nationality, and contact information.
4. Provide information regarding the purpose of advising (study, work, etc.).
5. Submit any additional supporting documents as required.
6. Check for confirmation of application and follow up if necessary.

Who needs advising third-country nationals?

1. Individuals seeking to enter or stay in a country for work, study, or other purposes.
2. Organizations that assist immigrants or expatriates.
3. Government agencies managing immigration processes.
4. Educational institutions providing guidance to international students.

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What is advising third-country nationals?

Advising third-country nationals refers to the process of providing necessary information and guidance to individuals from countries that are not part of a specific agreement or organization, usually regarding immigration, legal status, or other relevant matters.

Who is required to file advising third-country nationals?

Entities or individuals, such as employers or immigration sponsors, who engage with or employ third-country nationals are typically required to file advising third-country nationals.

How to fill out advising third-country nationals?

To fill out advising third-country nationals, one should carefully complete the required forms with accurate information regarding the third-country national's identity, nationality, purpose of entry, and any relevant activities they will engage in, followed by submission to the appropriate authorities.

What is the purpose of advising third-country nationals?

The purpose of advising third-country nationals is to ensure compliance with immigration laws, provide necessary legal guidance, and help individuals understand their rights and responsibilities while residing or working in a foreign country.

What information must be reported on advising third-country nationals?

The information that must be reported includes the individual's personal details (name, nationality, passport number), purpose of stay, duration of stay, employment details, and any other relevant documentation or context as required by the filing entity or immigration authorities.