The Investigation. The investigation into her character will be more rigorous if she is applying for a permanent visa or a visa that leads to a permanent visa. Applicants for these sorts of visas have to obtain Police Certificates from their country of passport that shows if they have any criminal record.he investigation into her character will be more rigorous if she is applying for a permanent visa or a visa that leads to a permanent visa. Applicants for these sorts of visas have to obtain Police Certificates from their country of passport that shows if they have any criminal record.
The shallowest ocean in the world is the Arctic Ocean. It has an average depth of 3,407 feet. The Arctic Ocean is the smallest of the Earth's oceans and covers about 3 percent of the world's surface area.
Claudia is correct, in that any shallow non-continental waters would be a part of the continental shelf. But to expand on that, here's a picture from Wikipedia (about the Mariana Trench). You'll see that the continental shelf is shown in light blue, and the land is light yellow. I like this particular picture because it shows just how scattered the islands are that peek above sea level, and the shelf that sits below it. I'm a Minnesotan, so we have lakes that would constitute as mere droplets compared to the ocean, and still, the most shallow of these lakes are still 4-10 meters deep. That's too deep for a human to stand in. Tides alone can change the ocean's sea level beyond 10 meters in the course of a day. So there's no part of the ocean that will be shallow enough to not ever be above water, but shallow enough to walk or reach to.