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    Rachel Rogers Design Your Travel Filled Life

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    Seeking info on which countries allow immigrants with a recent DUI conviction

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    Hi Clarksteller,
    I live in Uruguay. The immigration requirement, here, is a clean FBI report (from the U.S.) or a clean national police report (if from another country). However, sometimes, a Uruguayan immigration attorney can successfully make a case for why a person should be granted immigration status even if their record isn't spotless. It would probably take an experienced immigration attorney in the country where you want to immigrate to learn the details of your partner's case and give you odds of successfully getting an exception

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    Remain in the EU

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    Roxanne, thank you for the your questions. Generally VISAs in most countries allow you to stay indefinately. We have to renew our VISA every two years. BUT I am not famil, iar with Slovakia nor am I a Visa Lawyer. From that perspective you should be able to visit italy for 90 days without problem. But I am also sending along a VISA expert who is a lawyer. mgrazia.colombo@leexe.it. She will give you the right answer.
    Chip Stites, Italy Corresmpondent, International Living Magazine

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