Given a travel related situation, and given a specific question about the situation, summarize the question into a title

Input: Consider Input: I'm an Indian citizen who will be starting my studies in France this autumn. So I will be having a French Long Stay Visa as a student. However, I am pursuing a mobility programme, which means I will be moving to the UK for my second semester. 

Would it be possible for me to apply for my UK Student Visa (which I believe is a PBS/Tier4 visa) while in France? (It seems the CAS will be issued only three months prior to the start of course, which of course implies, that I will get it only after I'm in France.) 

I had contacted the International enquiry office and all that I've been told is :


  With regards to your query, you can apply for a visit, EEA or Tier 5 sportsperson or entertainer visa in any country in which UK Visas and Immigration accept visa applications. If you wish to apply for other PBS visas or a settlement visa, you can do so in your home country or in a country in which you normally live.
  
  It is advisable to apply for a UK visa from the city where you are documented as a resident. Where an applicant wants to apply out of their region, they must provide a compelling reason as to why. Any acceptance to do so is up to the discretion of Home Office but, as an indication only, visitors (for example) can generally apply from any location. Please note that there might be delay in application if applicants apply from out of region.


PS: My duration of study in UK would be a full year, so I can't apply for a short-term visa.


Output: Applying for UK Student Visa while in France as a Student


Input: Consider Input: When landing at night on most planes they say that due to safety regulations the lights will be dimmed and if you want to continue reading you can use your overhead lamp(it could be that this only happens in Europe I am not sure). I wonder what is the reason for this? What safety does dimming the lights add?


Output: Why are plane lights dimmed before landing at night?


Input: Consider Input: When withdrawing money from a Japan Post ATM using a card (which can act as either a credit card and or an ATM card) from Westpac, the withdrawal is from my credit card account, and I get charged a "cash advance fee"

131313   CASH ADVANCE                              1000.00
         xxxxxx/JAPANPOST BANK( TOKYO JP
         xxx,xxx JPY
              xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

131313   FOREIGN TRANSACTION FEE                     30.00


131313   CASH ADVANCE FEE - ATM                      20.00


What's meant by "Cash advance fee - ATM"? Is it a fee charged by the ATM I'm withdrawing from? How can I minimize it?



Output: How do I minimize cash advance fees when withdrawing from a foreign ATM?