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Matt ha scritto: [Visualizza Messaggio]

Se intendi "rimango senza uscire" come "rimanere tutto il periodo di validità dei 90 giorni, non ci sono problemi.
Altrimenti (dal 91esimo giorno) se rimani senza uscire senza un valido motivo (solitamente sanitario) incorri nella possibilità ti venga comminata una sanzione alla tua prima uscita dal paese e che il tuo nominativo venga interdetto dal ricevere futuri visti per un periodo x.
Nel periodo in cui il tuo visto non è valido sei un immigrato clandestino, ricordatelo.
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antonio cugnaschi ha scritto: [Visualizza Messaggio]

ok grazie vero Matt è stato chiaro per quanto avevo indicato, forse non sono stato abbastanza chiaro nello spiegarmi, il visto business ha una validità di un anno diviso in 2 periodi di 180 giorni con una permanenza di 90 giorni massimo, al momento sto terminando il primo periodo e non dovrei sforare, il mio dubbio è: cosa succede se entro nel secondo periodo senza uscire?

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Vado leggermente off-topic: con un visto studio (per esempio per il dottorato di ricerca) è possibile restare in Russia per un periodo consecutivo maggiore di 90 giorni nei 180?

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Vado leggermente off-topic: con un visto studio (per esempio per il dottorato di ricerca) è possibile restare in Russia per un periodo consecutivo maggiore di 90 giorni nei 180?

Il visto studio ti permette ti restare in Russia per periodi superiori al vincolo 90/180.
Ovviamente per ottenere un visto di studio "lungo", devi iscriverti ad un corso universitario appropriato)))

Citazione:

In Russia both Bachelor’s and Master’s degree are considered undergraduate degrees. After that we have a 2-tier postgraduate education system:

• Aspirantura. A traditional postgraduate 3-year programme which is typically referred to simply as Postgraduate Studies. It bears similarities with international PhD programmes, however it also involves coursework and passing examinations. Upon successful defence of a dissertation, the student (called ‘aspirant’ at this level) receives the degree of Candidate of Sciences (Kandidat Nauk) and is allowed to apply for Doctoral Studies. Most researches stop at this level.
  
• Doktorantura / Doctoral Studies. Researchers who studied in Russia and received a Candidate of Sciences degree have an opportunity to register for a 2-year Doctoral studies research programme. This programme gives an opportunity to defend a doctoral dissertation and obtain the highest Russian academic degree of Doctor of Sciences (Doktor Nauk). In practice doctoral thesis is usually written in the course of many years, and most people who receive it are the high-level university professors about 40 years of age.
  

So, the term ‘PhD’ does not exist in Russian education system; what is referred to as PhD programme is usually referred to as Aspirantura in Russia. Candidate of Sciences certificates can be accompanied with supplements that explain that this degree is basically the same as PhD.

In order to become a student or aspirant all foreign applicants have to take a 1-year Foundation course at the Preparatory department. The course includes studying Russian language and some other subjects (the range of subjects depends on your prospective specialization) in order to help you to prepare for entrance exams At the end of the course the applicants have to take and an exam in Russian and an entrance exam in their main subject to enter the university.

The tuition fee depends on the chosen specialization

But there is another important procedure, that is legalization of your educational documents: the diploma and diploma transcript you have (Master’s diploma) will have to be stamped in the local Russian Consulate and the local Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Italy; this procedure of international approval allows the documents to be accepted by our admission office.

The entrance exams are in Russian, but you will be prepared because the Foundation course is designed to teach the applicants Russian as well as it includes some preparatory classes to help to get ready for the exams. There are three exams: exam in your main specialization, exam in foreign language (Russian) and exam in philosophy. They are taken in August.
Naturally, the studies, the programme and the communication with your scientific advisor is in Russian.

There is an opportunity to obtain a scholarship, but scholarships are not provided by our university; some scholarships are provided by the Ministry of Education and Science of Russia. In order to apply for such a scholarship you need to apply to Rossotrudnichestvo. You can find all information about this application here: http://en.russia.edu.ru/enter/2123/
If you are successful, Rossotrudnichestvo will be in charge of preparing a visa invitation for you, and the studentship will cover the expenses.

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Bozhe82 ha scritto: [Visualizza Messaggio]

artachende ha scritto: [Visualizza Messaggio]

Vado leggermente off-topic: con un visto studio (per esempio per il dottorato di ricerca) è possibile restare in Russia per un periodo consecutivo maggiore di 90 giorni nei 180?

Il visto studio ti permette ti restare in Russia per periodi superiori al vincolo 90/180.
Ovviamente per ottenere un visto di studio "lungo", devi iscriverti ad un corso universitario appropriato)))

Grazie mille per la risposta :!: :!: :!:
Come corso sto cercando di capire se posso fare il Ph.D. qua a Rostov (e poi se è possibile fare l'equipollenza in Italia).
Il dottorato di ricerca dura 3 anni, però prima di iniziarlo devo fare un corso di russo della durata di un anno; poi posso fare l'esame di accesso al dottorato e vedere come va.

Questa è la mail che ricevetti tempo fa dall'ufficio rapporti internazionali quando chiesi informazioni sul dottorato. Spero possa essere utile a tutti voi:

Citazione:

In Russia both Bachelor’s and Master’s degree are considered undergraduate degrees. After that we have a 2-tier postgraduate education system:

• Aspirantura. A traditional postgraduate 3-year programme which is typically referred to simply as Postgraduate Studies. It bears similarities with international PhD programmes, however it also involves coursework and passing examinations. Upon successful defence of a dissertation, the student (called ‘aspirant’ at this level) receives the degree of Candidate of Sciences (Kandidat Nauk) and is allowed to apply for Doctoral Studies. Most researches stop at this level.
  
• Doktorantura / Doctoral Studies. Researchers who studied in Russia and received a Candidate of Sciences degree have an opportunity to register for a 2-year Doctoral studies research programme. This programme gives an opportunity to defend a doctoral dissertation and obtain the highest Russian academic degree of Doctor of Sciences (Doktor Nauk). In practice doctoral thesis is usually written in the course of many years, and most people who receive it are the high-level university professors about 40 years of age.
  

So, the term ‘PhD’ does not exist in Russian education system; what is referred to as PhD programme is usually referred to as Aspirantura in Russia. Candidate of Sciences certificates can be accompanied with supplements that explain that this degree is basically the same as PhD.

In order to become a student or aspirant all foreign applicants have to take a 1-year Foundation course at the Preparatory department. The course includes studying Russian language and some other subjects (the range of subjects depends on your prospective specialization) in order to help you to prepare for entrance exams At the end of the course the applicants have to take and an exam in Russian and an entrance exam in their main subject to enter the university.

The tuition fee depends on the chosen specialization

But there is another important procedure, that is legalization of your educational documents: the diploma and diploma transcript you have (Master’s diploma) will have to be stamped in the local Russian Consulate and the local Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Italy; this procedure of international approval allows the documents to be accepted by our admission office.

The entrance exams are in Russian, but you will be prepared because the Foundation course is designed to teach the applicants Russian as well as it includes some preparatory classes to help to get ready for the exams. There are three exams: exam in your main specialization, exam in foreign language (Russian) and exam in philosophy. They are taken in August.
Naturally, the studies, the programme and the communication with your scientific advisor is in Russian.

There is an opportunity to obtain a scholarship, but scholarships are not provided by our university; some scholarships are provided by the Ministry of Education and Science of Russia. In order to apply for such a scholarship you need to apply to Rossotrudnichestvo. You can find all information about this application here: http://en.russia.edu.ru/enter/2123/
If you are successful, Rossotrudnichestvo will be in charge of preparing a visa invitation for you, and the studentship will cover the expenses.

Matt ha scritto: [Visualizza Messaggio]

L unico luogo dove non ho mai preso in considerazione il phD è proprio la Russia... Da quel che mi hanno spiegato, il doktor nauk è conferita molto politicamente in un ateneo