Tư vấn pháp luật sẽ được tổ chức vào Thứ Bảy, ngày 13 tháng 6, từ 13:00 đến 16:00. Nếu bạn có bất kỳ câu hỏi pháp lý nào liên quan đến tình trạng cư trú của mình, vui lòng liên hệ với chúng tôi. Liên hệ: 097-529-7119 (oisc@emo.or.jp)

Sesi konsultasi dengan pakar hukum akan dilaksanakan pada hari Sabtu, 13 Juni mulai pukul 13.00 hingga 16.00. Jika Anda memiliki pertanyaan mengenai tempat tinggal atau status hukum Anda, silakan hubungi kami. Nomor telepon: 097-529-7119 (Alamat email: oisc@emo.or.jp)

6月13日(土)13時～16時に法律専門家相談があります。 在留資格等、法律に関する質問がある人はご連絡ください。 連絡先: 097-529-7119(oisc@emo.or.jp) HP:oitaplaza.jp/japanese/ #相談 #無料相談 #法律専門家

Here is what I would prepare for. The dependants exemption for research students may not survive in its present form. If the family route through research narrows, the courses that keep it will be the ones that can show their academic weight: the MPhil, the PhD, and the research masters built around real research. These have long been the heavier routes, and that weight is now the point. An MPhil is not a label you select on a portal. You present a research proposal that holds up. Where the university interviews, you sit before academics who can tell within minutes whether you have read your own work. The visa carries its own test. UKVI's genuine student requirement, set out in the Immigration Rules, is checked through a credibility interview that most overseas applicants face, and a thin profile is unlikely to pass it. None of this is evenly available. The heavier route asks for time, a supervisor willing to take you, and the means to prepare a serious proposal, and not everyone starts with those. That is the honest cost. But for anyone who means to study in the UK and keep their family close, the work starts now, not at the portal. Sharpen a research question. Read the people you want to study under. Write a proposal you could defend out loud, on a hard day, in front of a panel looking for the gap. The door is not shut. It is getting narrower, and it is letting through the people who came to do the work. This content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute immigration advice. Course eligibility varies by university and changes over time, so confirm your specific course with its admissions team and an OISC or IAA-registered adviser.

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#ICSLegal is an OISC-regulated London-based law firm that provides legal services for UK immigration, visas, and nationality. With nearly 20 years of experience, the firm helps individuals and businesses navigate complex immigration systems and obtain residency or work permits

ICS Legal is an OISC-regulated London-based law firm that provides legal services for UK immigration, visas, and nationality. With nearly 20 years of experience, the firm helps individuals and businesses navigate complex immigration systems and obtain residency or work permits

🔴Hengest y Horsa. El rey britano Vortigern invitó a guerreros sajones y jutos para defender Britania contra sus enemigos externos donde Hengest y Horsa llegaron inicialmente como aliados pero posteriormente se rebelaron y comenzaron una conquista territorial propia. Kent fue distinto a muchos otros reinos anglosajones porque su élite inicial parece haber tenido un fuerte componente juto más que sajón o anglo, por ejemplo, los cementerios tempranos hallados en Kent muestran abundantes bienes funerarios de origen continental: joyas de oro, broches decorados, armas ornamentadas y vidrio importado desde la Galia franca. Hengest aparece en las tradiciones como el fundador dinástico de la casa real kentiana, conocida posteriormente como los Oiscingas, llamada por Oisc un supuesto hijo suyo.

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My uncle cousin Enugu to Lagos for a US non-immigrant interview at 2 Walter Carrington Crescent in 2018. Got to the consulate gate on Victoria Island. His appointment confirmation said the wrong day. Walked back out. Lost the flight, the night at Eko Hotel, the printing money he had spent at a business centre in Surulere the night before. That week is why ZeroViza exists. And this week I shipped four things that would have saved that trip. 1) Embassy and consulate directory at /embassies 22 missions across Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, the US, UK, Canada, and Germany. Every card has the real street address, working phone, opening hours, jurisdiction notes (which states the consulate actually serves, where decisions get adjudicated, when biometrics happen at VFS vs in person), and a direct link to the official appointment portal. Tap the phone number, dial. Tap appointment, land on ais.usvisa-info.com or visa.vfsglobal.com without searching. The directory itself lives on @0G_labs Storage. An admin endpoint uploads a new JSON snapshot, returns the rootHash, and the public page swaps in the new version without a code deploy. Updating consulate hours stops being a redeploy. 2) Visa case tracker at /cases Log every application once. Country, visa type, status, filed date, receipt number, notes. Every status change appends to a timeline so you can answer "when did you do biometrics" in three seconds. Eight statuses tracked: preparing documents, submitted, biometrics scheduled, interview scheduled, additional info requested, approved, rejected, appeal in progress. Local first via Zustand and localStorage so it works offline at the consulate where the wifi is always dying lmao. One button pushes the whole case list to 0G Storage embedded in your profile blob, signed by the operator wallet, indexed by your address on the StorageIndex contract at chain id 16661. One button pulls it back on a new device. Your case file is portable because your wallet is the key, not a SaaS account. 3) AI advisor that actually cites sources Every chat message now retrieves the top three matching articles from a 30 plus article guide library covering 15 countries. Those articles are injected into the system prompt with numbered citations. The model answers with bracketed references like [1] inline. Under each bubble, a Sources panel shows clickable links to USCIS, IRCC, gov.uk, BAMF, the official authority for whatever was cited. If the AI tells you the H-1B base filing fee is $780, there is a uscis.gov link sitting right under the bubble. No more wondering whose ChatGPT hallucinated which number. The retrieval is keyword weighted: title hits score 5, country hits 4, tags 3, summary 2, body 1 capped at 3. Top three articles above a minimum score get attached. No vector DB needed for a corpus this size. 4) Verified service provider marketplace at /lawyers Used to be only lawyers. Now eight roles: lawyers, Canadian RCICs, UK OISC advisers, Australian MARA agents, court certified translators, credential evaluators (WES, ECA, IQAS), notaries, document specialists. The application form swaps the credential field label automatically so a translator submits a certification number instead of a bar number. Verification still happens on chain. Every approved provider is signed in via the LawyerRegistry contract on 0G Aristotle mainnet (chain id 16661). The registry stores a 0G Storage rootHash for each provider's metadata, so anyone can verify the full profile by reading the contract and downloading the JSON. The credential is the wallet, not a Notion page. Bonus shipped this round: Streaming chat. Responses now stream token by token via Server Sent Events. Provider badge on each AI bubble shows whether 0G Compute served it (red) or the Groq emergency fallback did (grey). Resource library picked up five new countries: Brazil (VITEM V work, digital nomad), Mexico (temporary resident routes), South Korea (E-7 work, D-2 and D-4 student), Saudi Arabia (Premium Residency, all seven tiers including the new Distinguished Talent and Real Estate Owner categories), India (employment visa, OCI card for diaspora). Eight new guides total. Every page runs on 0G Compute for inference and 0G Storage for user data. No central server holds anyone's case file. Only the operator wallet pays gas, so users never spend 0G to get help. Built for the cousin in thinkers corner, the sister in Onitsha, the friend in Bonny Camp who has been told by three different agents that the same visa costs three different amounts. Try it. Send it to them. zeroviza.vercel.app #0GHackathon #BuildOn0G @0G_labs @0g_CN @0g_Eco @HackQuest_ @ezeransome @0glabsafrica

Is has very real and profound implications. @grok explain to Bessis practical applications such as OISC and simplified chip-design, AI optimizations etc.

EuroCALL2026 (Belfast, Northern Ireland, 8-11 September )で共同発表します。 "Instructor Reflections on Pedagogical Control and Learning Visibility in COIL-Based Project Work: A Practice-Based Report from the Online International Student Conference (OISC)"

We’ve been doing similar integrations of AI into our workflows at @patmostravels automated eligibility checks, document prep, intake questionnaires, client follow-ups etc so I've seen what's possible and where the walls are while the idea is absolutely viable but what people building this fail to mention is that they’re mostly building an AI preparation tool(pretty much any LLM can do this) what they’re not building however is a fully automated visa application system because it’s currently impossible. API challenge: Visa systems weren't built for automation. VFS, TLS, and most govt immigration portals have no public APIs, they use CAPTCHAs, session timeouts, and anti-scraping measures. You'd need browser automation which breaks constantly when portals update, different countries use completely different systems, so you're maintaining dozens of fragile integrations simultaneously. Regulation problem: Immigration advice is legally regulated in most destination countries. UK requires OISC registration. Canada requires RCIC licensing. Australia, similar(which @patmostravels have all British Council Certification). If your AI is recommending visa categories or advising on how to present a case, you're potentially operating illegally without the right accreditation, the workaround is positioning as a preparation tool which it actually is. your “friend” isn’t a unicorn, several top players building similar systems and they’re all preparatory tools integrated into a CRM system at best with AI doing the heavy lifting and a licensed human doing final review. The real challenge is people go for dodgy travel agents because they sound cheaper, the process of travelling is expensive, if it’s too good to be true, it most likely isn’t true.

Another name which was used in the context of early Kentish history was “Oiscingas”. They were the royal dynasty of the early Kingdom of Kent, tracing their lineage to Oisc (Æsc), son of Hengist. OE ‘ingas’ = sons/people of.

FlipJump instruction with just two operands is the simplest OISC. Only 1 bit of memory is modified per instruction, no conditions, yet still Turing-complete.

You can build a fully functional computer using a single instruction: SUBLEQ. SUBLEQ stands for SUBtract and Branch if Less-than or EQual to zero. It takes three arguments: a, b, c and does exactly this: mem[b] = mem[b] - mem[a] if mem[b] ≤ 0: goto c else: next instruction That's the entire instruction set and the language is Turing complete. A SUBLEQ program is just a flat list of integer triples and Memory is a flat array of integers. It's possibly the simplest universal computer you can define. And because it's defined by only one instruction it's called... a One Instruction Set Computer (OISC). Why do I care you ask? :)

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