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L’équivalence du diplôme de Licence pour le Canada, une mise à jour.

By: Fall Fernweh February 16, 2022March 3, 2022

Canada, Français, JournalingBologne, Diplômes, EDE, French Expat, Immigration, Immigrer au Canada, Licence, LMD, Université, WESLeave a Comment

Ce qu’il faut savoir sur la nouvelle pratique de WES en ce qui concerne l’équivalence du diplôme de Licence issu du parcours LMD hors UE. NOUVELLE EQUIVALENCE PAR WES WES a récemment adopté une nouvelle pratique d’évaluation du diplôme de Licence obtenu dans certains pays du continent Africain. Certains de ces pays ont adopté la réforme…

Have You Ever Tried to Take a Selfie with An Analog Camera?

By: Fall Fernweh December 31, 2021February 6, 2022

JournalingAnalog, Bavaria, Ethics, Finding, Flood, France, French Expat, Germany, Handwriting, Highschool, posthumous letter, Provence, Teen Angst, Transformation, Youth2 Comments

So what’s the deal about talking about the past? For some people it may sound like nostalgia, like it’s a bad thing and looking at the present or the future is the way to go. As I approach my forties, it just feels like I have to record this historical era because we have switched to something else, I have no words to describe, it’s like a « digitalized and synthetic world » you know. The matrix turned real?

What An Expat Needs to Know About the Closing of French Borders

By: Fall Fernweh January 30, 2021March 20, 2021

JournalingBorders, Covid 19, EU, Europe, European Union, France, French Expat, Travel, TravelingLeave a Comment

France to close borders to all non-EU countries starting tomorrow. Limited exceptions will apply to French citizens living abroad attempting to return.

The Journey of the Third Passport

By: Fall Fernweh July 11, 2020September 12, 2020

CitizenshipAmerica, American Dream, Dual Citizen, French Expat, Legal Immigrant, Nationality, US Citizen, US Passport1 Comment

According to the most recent Henley Passport Index, which periodically measures the world’s most travel-friendly passports, the US Passport is on power rank 19.

What’s After 5 Years of Lawful Permanent Residency?

By: Fall Fernweh April 27, 2019September 16, 2020

Citizenship, Journaling, United StatesExpat, French Expat, Green Card, Immigration, Permanent Resident, Russian, United States, USA, Visa1 Comment

To become a U.S. Citizen you must be a Permanent Resident for at least 5 years, be at least 18 years old, be able to read, write, and speak basic English and be a person of good moral character.