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Can You Get Child Benefit on a Spouse Visa?

  What is child benefit? Child benefit is a child benefit provided by the German government to support families with the costs of raising children. It is available to every parent or guardian living in Germany, regardless of their nationality or employment status. The benefit is intended to ensure that children's basic needs are met and is paid monthly.   How to Apply for Child Benefit if Your Husband is a Student? Key Features of Child Benefit: Eligibility : Parents must be tax residents in Germany and responsible for the child's upbringing. This includes biological, adopted, and foster children, as well as children of a spouse if they live in the household. Age Limit : Child benefit is typically provided until the child turns 18. However, it can continue until the age of 25 if the child is still in education or meets other criteria. Amount : As of January 2023, the amount is €250 per month for each eligible child. Application : Applications are made through the Family B...

Study in Sweden Complete Process Information for Pakistani Students | Sweden Study Visa Update 2025

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  1. Introduction and Overview : The video discusses the process of moving to Sweden with a spouse and children from Pakistan for educational purposes. It covers the available intakes, universities, courses, requirements, time duration, budget, and job opportunities. 2. Intakes and Deadlines : The September 2025 intake for Sweden is open, with admissions starting on October 15th and a deadline of January 15th. The speaker encourages students to apply early to expedite the visa process. 3. Available Universities and Courses : Several universities are open for Masters and Bachelor's programs, including: * University of Chalmers * Lund University * Umea University * Lulea University * University of Dalarna * Arrnatt Hom University * Linnaeus University * Limpa Shan University * Sweden University * Mid Sweden University The text mentions a broader range of available courses, including: Business (e. g., Data Science) * Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics * Artificial Intelligence, Sp...

What are the specific English language proficiency tests accepted by Swedish universities

Swedish universities require proof of English language proficiency for admission, typically equivalent to the Swedish upper secondary school course English 6. Below are the specific tests and their corresponding score requirements accepted by most universities in Sweden. Accepted English Proficiency Tests IELTS (International English Language Testing System): English 5:   Minimum overall score of 5.5 (no section below 5.0) English 6:   Minimum overall score of 6.5 (no section below 5.5) English 7:   Minimum overall score of 7.0 (no section below 6.0) TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language): English 5:   Minimum score of 68 (writing score minimum of 61) English 6:   Minimum score of 90 (writing score minimum of 21) English 7:   Minimum score of 100 (writing score minimum of 24) Cambridge ESOL Examinations: English 5:   Cambridge First Certificate in English with grades A, B, or C (B2 First) English 6:   Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE) with ...