settlement for my family, Germany or USA ?
I am Indian and was doing my MBA in Germany. my wife was with me in family reunion visa.she is a nurse and got job as soon as she got there in Germany and was getting the salary of 2300 euro which is 3,315.55 USD. She used to work just 11 days per months. She is pregnant and expecting our child in November. We have a valid medical insurance there in Germany. We don't need to pay anything for delivery cost. As she was pregent and was working b4. she still gets the salary till october this month. I could n't finish my college as I got a internship in USA. So I sent my wife back to India and I am here in USA. we have our visa till Otober 24th 2008. She has every reason to extend her visa. But I was feeling insecure there. After my coming here I learnt Germany is far better than USA interm of social security amd job. Please advice me whether I did a right or wrong. Is there any way to make it all right now.
Immigration - 2 Answers
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If it were me, personally, I would go back to Germany and settle there. If you become citizens of Germany, that also entitles you to a European Union Passport which permits travel in all European countries without further visas. you can live and work in any European country. A bit more costly than the US, but the wages are commensurate with the cost of living and there are many more benefits. With that passport, you can travel most anywhere without the negative connotations attached to a US passport plus there are some countries there with a better quality of life as well.
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If you can get an immigration visa to Germany got for it.
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Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Why can't I give blood, I lived in Germany for a few years
Why can't I give blood, I lived in Germany for a few years?
That's what the nurse said, I can't give blood because I lived in Germany. What happened in Germany?
Other - Cultures & Groups - 12 Answers
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Maybe because you lived abroad. I don't really know.
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come on its hitler land they dont want hitler land blood lol idk realy nothin to be worried about
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It may be because Germany discovered birds with the H5N1 flu virus not so long ago. It may have to do with that and not wanting to bring that into blood supplies that have not yet been exposed to that. It may also be from Variant Creutzfeld-Jacob's Disease (vCJD) (AKA: Mad Cow - the human form.) which can come from eating contaminated European beef supplies.
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there may have been something in Germany i dno.... but isn't it better to be safe then sorry?? beside you still know in your heart you tried to help or ask the nurse next time
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If you've lived in Germany for more than 6 months, blood banks do not allow you to donate blood because you might have CJD (human variant of Mad Cow Disease).
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In many other countries people can pick up diseases or blood agents that carry a disease from other countries. Just the same people from china can't give blood because they may have traces of SARS. So they just don't want to risk it. Its a generous thought though.
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Don't know- perhaps they're worried your health records aren't adequate/or in German?
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red cross
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I'm clueless about this... In Belgium we are not allowed to give blood if we've been in Africa but it says nothing about Germany... Go and ask further questions...
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I know if you lived in the UK between certain years you can't due to the mad cow disease...was there some sort of epidemic (even if it didn't affect humans) like that in Germany? I can't think...or could it be due to some nuclear thing maybe? Was there ever an incident which could have caused even slight damage to the environment and therefore possibly found it's way into the human system? They have t be cautious with these things.
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They rarely if ever take blood from somebody who has been out of the country, You may have drank the local water or been exposed to something witch may endanger the life of the person who needs the blood which is usually someone very sick. I could donate blood for years after getting out of the Navy because I went to Europe and cetral America.
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Germany has had 25 cases of Mad Cow disease. Here's what the Red Cross says in their guidelines. Persons who have spent long periods of time in countries where "mad cow disease" is found are not eligible to donate. This requirement is related to concerns about variant Creutzfeld Jacob Disease (vCJD).
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That's what the nurse said, I can't give blood because I lived in Germany. What happened in Germany?
Other - Cultures & Groups - 12 Answers
Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1 :
Maybe because you lived abroad. I don't really know.
2 :
come on its hitler land they dont want hitler land blood lol idk realy nothin to be worried about
3 :
It may be because Germany discovered birds with the H5N1 flu virus not so long ago. It may have to do with that and not wanting to bring that into blood supplies that have not yet been exposed to that. It may also be from Variant Creutzfeld-Jacob's Disease (vCJD) (AKA: Mad Cow - the human form.) which can come from eating contaminated European beef supplies.
4 :
there may have been something in Germany i dno.... but isn't it better to be safe then sorry?? beside you still know in your heart you tried to help or ask the nurse next time
5 :
If you've lived in Germany for more than 6 months, blood banks do not allow you to donate blood because you might have CJD (human variant of Mad Cow Disease).
6 :
In many other countries people can pick up diseases or blood agents that carry a disease from other countries. Just the same people from china can't give blood because they may have traces of SARS. So they just don't want to risk it. Its a generous thought though.
7 :
Don't know- perhaps they're worried your health records aren't adequate/or in German?
8 :
red cross
9 :
I'm clueless about this... In Belgium we are not allowed to give blood if we've been in Africa but it says nothing about Germany... Go and ask further questions...
10 :
I know if you lived in the UK between certain years you can't due to the mad cow disease...was there some sort of epidemic (even if it didn't affect humans) like that in Germany? I can't think...or could it be due to some nuclear thing maybe? Was there ever an incident which could have caused even slight damage to the environment and therefore possibly found it's way into the human system? They have t be cautious with these things.
11 :
They rarely if ever take blood from somebody who has been out of the country, You may have drank the local water or been exposed to something witch may endanger the life of the person who needs the blood which is usually someone very sick. I could donate blood for years after getting out of the Navy because I went to Europe and cetral America.
12 :
Germany has had 25 cases of Mad Cow disease. Here's what the Red Cross says in their guidelines. Persons who have spent long periods of time in countries where "mad cow disease" is found are not eligible to donate. This requirement is related to concerns about variant Creutzfeld Jacob Disease (vCJD).
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Thursday, April 1, 2010
McCain says Vladimir Putin is the President of Germany
McCain says Vladimir Putin is the President of Germany.?
Old McCain needs to take up residency in a nursing home - not the White House! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5ENwej0fpc&feature=related. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06hR2EGpl4o&NR=1
Elections - 11 Answers
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Good thing he's got all that "experience."
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So whats your excuse for Obama's 57 States gaffe? You got a room for him at the Nursing home as well?
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I never thought there would be someone who could cast out more blunders than W.
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President Putin of Germany? Oh, come on are we still giving him a free pass? How many times can he screw foreign affairs up before we get that he has no clue.
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haha, he's so wrong. He's Russia's Prime minister. OBAMA 08
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maybe he meant to say "president putin 'IN' Germany." Possible?
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US needs a young mind not an old ....... OBAMA 08
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Pretty dumb on his part, Putin is the President of Russia. On top of that, Germany has a president, but their Chancellor is the head of government, and is the position is currently held by Angela Merkel; Horst Köhler is the current President.
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Old McCain needs to take up residency in a nursing home OBAMA
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Putin is the President of Obamas 57th state.
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he is too old
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Old McCain needs to take up residency in a nursing home - not the White House! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5ENwej0fpc&feature=related. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06hR2EGpl4o&NR=1
Elections - 11 Answers
Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1 :
Good thing he's got all that "experience."
2 :
So whats your excuse for Obama's 57 States gaffe? You got a room for him at the Nursing home as well?
3 :
I never thought there would be someone who could cast out more blunders than W.
4 :
President Putin of Germany? Oh, come on are we still giving him a free pass? How many times can he screw foreign affairs up before we get that he has no clue.
5 :
haha, he's so wrong. He's Russia's Prime minister. OBAMA 08
6 :
maybe he meant to say "president putin 'IN' Germany." Possible?
7 :
US needs a young mind not an old ....... OBAMA 08
8 :
Pretty dumb on his part, Putin is the President of Russia. On top of that, Germany has a president, but their Chancellor is the head of government, and is the position is currently held by Angela Merkel; Horst Köhler is the current President.
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Old McCain needs to take up residency in a nursing home OBAMA
10 :
Putin is the President of Obamas 57th state.
11 :
he is too old
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