By Godfred Mensah

Why do some people succeed in getting visas to travel and immigrate to foreign countries the first time they apply for it, while others try multiple times but are denied? Are some people just lucky? Or do they know something others don’t? If your goal is to travel from your native country to another, regardless of the reason or the duration, you are advised to pay close attention to the issues being discussed in this book.  It’s the only book of its kind  put together with the aim of providing you with the information and insights that people like you, planning to travel overseas from their native countries, or already in a foreign country, need in order to adequately prepare to meet the challenges and problems they would face. The focus is to help you not only to get the visa you need to travel overseas, but show you how to navigate the rather tricky terrain of living in an overseas country.. Your travel agent will not provide you with this type of information: neither will embassy and consular officials when you apply for the visa. They will assume you already know or they just don’t care. The truth is: it’s really not their responsibility. From this book you will learn what to do right from the beginning, starting with the kind of visa to apply for, how to effectively prepare to submit an application for a visa, how to prepare for the visa interviews, and what to do to be mentally, emotionally and intellectually ready to avoid being intimidated or overwhelmed by the process. It provides you with the kind of information you will need to be able to succeed at every stage of the process. We go one step further. We have included information about life overseas in America, Europe and elsewhere along with suggestions on the steps a newly arrived foreigner has to take in order to adjust to the new environment in a foreign country, regardless of how long or short the stay, or the reason for travelling overseas. Again, it is the kind of information you will not get from your travel agent, or find on your own in any book in a library somewhere.  It also applies to those desperate enough to use the services of middlemen, the so-called ‘connection’ people, who seem to be able to get visas for people willing to pay huge sums of money. Even the overseas embassies don’t have that kind of information and won’t give it out if they have it. The key is to be prepared to deal with the challenge of knowing precisely what is involved and what to do to get the visa you need, and how to adjust to the new environment when you get there. And the only way to do it is what we are about to show you in this book.

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