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101 Step Checklist for Migrants - Part 2: Pre-Documents

Posted on August 19th, 2008 by Michael John Grove

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Checklist The second part of the 101 steps for successful migration deals with the pre-application document requirements and the many little applications that need to be done before you will have all you need for your visa application.

Continuing from Part 1: The Decision here are steps 6 to 18 of the 101 steps for successful migration:

Get photographs.
You will need about 8 to 10 non-smiling and recent passport size photos per family member, so go to your local photo developer and get them done – Depending on the store you choose will depend on the cost; prices can range from R20 to R45 for 4 photos, so shop around before you say “CHEESE”.

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