Our city was presented with 25 vouchers for an international sports camp in South Korea, and one of the lucky students who won was my daughter, Alina. The camp is for children aged 10 and older, but Alina is only 9. When they found out that Alina was only 9, they wanted to give her voucher to another student. They told me, “Maybe next year”— but of course, it can't be guaranteed. I said, “It’s such a pity. This would have been an amazing opportunity for her to practice English with children from different countries. She has just formally passed her first English level.” Then I showed them her certificate. That certificate turned out to be the deciding factor. The local administration even contacted the Korean Consulate and asked them to make an exception and approve her visa.