Can anyone have two or more visas? one for turist for 10 years, having one for student for 3 years for example
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Actually this is possible ,however, highly unusual.\nIf you are in the US on a student visa why would you want to have a tourist visa ?\n\nThe visa is used solely for the purposes of entering the US, the actual status that you gain and the amount of time you are allowed to stay is determined by the immigration official at the point of entry.\n\nNow if you already have a b1/b2 visa and you later gain a student visa then it would be possible to have 2 visas. If your tourist visa is valid beyond the student visa validity, they generally do not cancel your tourist visa and they let you keep it for later use. \n\nThe other way around(student visa and then tourist visa) may be a lot more difficult. You'd have to have a good reason for it. I suppose one scenario maybe the if you take a break from your studies, come back home and need to go to the for a short time and later return to the same school to continue your studies. You could ask them to let you keep the student visa when you apply for the tourist one because you plan to go back to school (the school would have to issue you a new I-20). Most of the time ,however, they cancel your old visa when you apply for a new one,
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K-1 seems to be the preferred sort; K-3 a second choice. Forget the tourist visa -- it could lead to a long-term bar on entry.\n\nBest deal of all, that a friend of mine used: the fiancé wrangled a diplomatic job and came free of controls. By the time the job ended they were ready to go to the other country anyway.
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you should be able to apply for indefinate leave to remain if you have spent more than five years here on your diplomatic visa, the time you spent here on a student visa will not be taken into consideration
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Depends on which type of visa you would like to get. All I know is whatever type of visa you apply for, the US Embassy always assumes that you are planning to stay in the US for good. Believe me, I have been through all that. Thank God I now have a multiple entry tourist visa that is good for 10 years.\n\nMind you, getting a visa is not an assurance of entry to the US. There are instances when tourists are denied entry for some reason by immigration personnel at a US airport.\n\nThere are good websites that can give you the right info on each type of visa. Its best that you browse them
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Yes I've read that its better to apply for dependent visa simultaneously.\nBy the way can you please answer my H4 visa Q I'd be grateful to get some info. Thanks
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Check with your travel agency..they aren't exactly close to each other..!\n\n(seriously..I don't know. You have to apply for a working visa first !)
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It will be up to the inspector...there is NO 10 day rule, the visa is valid from day X to day X, no exceptions! The inspector can make a field decision but it will be based on courtesy nothing more. If I catch you 1 day outside your visa window you will be sitting in camp! Why, because too many non-immigrants violate the law!
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According to the immigration site you should stay in Australia for 2yrs as students or do a degree which is equivalent to two years.Beside that there are other requirements too.
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since you say "continue" i assume you are already here with a student visa? you have to get admission into another program or college and then get your I-20 from that place. and if your visa is near expiry you could renew that too, but most imp is the I 20.
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Visitors for pleasure who require a visa may stay up to a year with 6 month extensions afterwards, and it would seem that Canadians would be able to do the same.
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I think you're talking about a non-immigrant tourist multiple visa.  This won't allow you to apply for citizenship. It just says you can visit the country for a certain time as allowed by the customs officer at the port of entry. And, then come back another time until your visa expires.   \nVisit www.uscis.gov for more information on these matters.
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Britain has the visa waiver program for entries less than 3 months! If you stay longer, you will need to get one !!
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I agree. He should find a school on the Internet and just contact them and then start the application with them and then with his country to get the visa.
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You do not need a special visa for visiting a lof of countries.\n\nYou get state benefits and bigger pension in Australia.
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No. For most countries No. You need to be the citizen of that country to stay there forever. Or you can stay there for as long as your visas allow you.
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Try this site for more info on getting a UK Visa:\n\nhttp://www.ukvisas.gov.uk
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You are able to apply for all types of visas to the UK. you just need to match what you want to do to hte type of visas offered. So if it is a 3 week holiday then you just get the 6 month multiple entry visa. If you want to stay for several years then you will need a settlement visa. Of course you will have to proove that you meet the entry conditions. More info on www.ukvisas.gov.uk or pick up information at your nearest UK visa office.