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ok ok Im there

Posted on September 7th, 2008 by Juan Ortiz-Apuy

ok. sorry i’ve been absent for a few days. the crazyness of packing, leaving, flying, arriving was almost a bit too much for me. So, I’m finally here. Glasgow!. Well, its a lot how I imagined it to be. Except for the weather which has actually been nice (I even got a few sporadic periods of sunshine!). Things have gone relatively smooth. I arrived Friday morning with more luggage than I can possibly carry but I managed to throw everytthing onto a cart and drag accross Glasgow International Airport. Customs & Immigration went completely smooth, I was really pleased & happpy. No weird questions or hassles.

so far I have enjoyed the city very much. its a fairly handsome city with lots of shops & weird/interesting stores. one of the things that has striken me the most is that you dont see a lot of people in the streets. but it might just be that i’ve done that at odd time and/or the weekend.

These nights I’ve been staying at the Glasgow Hostel while I look for a flat. Great place really. Friendly staff & convenient facilities. This being said though, CANNOT wait until I find my own place. You cant really beat having you own room. I also learned that the single most important thing to bring to a hostel is: EARPLUGS!. Please if you dont know this, never forget. Because you can either get the super-loud snoring-person or the stay-up-late-and-make-lots-of-noise-person or the laugh-while-sleeping person (which is really, really freaky).

Ok, well, all in all, I just wanted to drop a few lines to say how things are going. Im slowly adapting to the change. Although I really miss my friends & my ladyfriend Amelie, I try to take things day by day.

Ok ok greetings from glasgow & I will write a bit more soon. until then,

juan

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  14. Kay Says:

    Hi

    I am an American Citizen participating in a summer study program in a few weeks in London.
    I will have a bank statement from the day before I arrive in London and also for the past month - showing my deposit. I realize the immigration requirement for Student Visitors is to have funds equivalent to 500 pounds per month of stay. I am staying for two months = that equates 1000 pounds = 1650 dollars. My account 28 days before my entry shows a balance of about 1,300 - 1400 dollars. My subsequent deposits of 1,500 and 3,000 dollars each were made less than 28 days before my arrival (17 days before in the case of the first, 11 days in the case of the latter)

    Will I be denied entry for this? I don’t know what your experiences were with the immigration - how strict they were etc. I am kind of freaking out right now that I will be sent back… so anything would be great.

    Kay

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