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Who faced, which visa is more realistic to open - a guest or a tourist?
Naturally, we are talking about opening a visa after the end of the pandemic apocalypse.
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Maybe I didn't express myself that way. You can receive an invitation from a US citizen, you are going to visit, or you can apply as a tourist without telling the consul that you have relatives and friends there.
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answered 4 years ago
It is easy and pleasant to speak the truth. (from)
Write as it is - tourism, while not hiding the fact that relatives / friends in the USA are online.
Write as it is - tourism, while not hiding the fact that relatives / friends in the USA are online.
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answered 4 years ago
no matter, everything will depend on the consul himself.
I have visas for the whole family for the same reason and already repeated (after the first time they automatically renew)
dad got it the first time, mom the second, me the fourth, my husband the 3rd.
And I can tell a lot of stories about how, with real reasons, they are not allowed in repeatedly and how people, in order to remain illegal, receive a visa the first time.
I have visas for the whole family for the same reason and already repeated (after the first time they automatically renew)
dad got it the first time, mom the second, me the fourth, my husband the 3rd.
And I can tell a lot of stories about how, with real reasons, they are not allowed in repeatedly and how people, in order to remain illegal, receive a visa the first time.
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answered 4 years ago
differently)
having a sponsored Canadian visa was applied for the first time, while still a student, a refusal, then my mother was refused, then my father (in Moscow) was given the first time, then my mother was re-applied, then with my future husband, both were refused (there are a lot of passports visas), then already being married, again refused, but then separately))
the same package of documents was submitted all the time, except perhaps with the additions of new property, additional income and visas.
In general, this is a long story, lasting 20 years)))
dad, as a citizen of Russia, was issued visas for 5 years, there are already 3 of them, here in September another extension, mom for the first time for a year, then for 10, well, my husband and I have 10 years old
having a sponsored Canadian visa was applied for the first time, while still a student, a refusal, then my mother was refused, then my father (in Moscow) was given the first time, then my mother was re-applied, then with my future husband, both were refused (there are a lot of passports visas), then already being married, again refused, but then separately))
the same package of documents was submitted all the time, except perhaps with the additions of new property, additional income and visas.
In general, this is a long story, lasting 20 years)))
dad, as a citizen of Russia, was issued visas for 5 years, there are already 3 of them, here in September another extension, mom for the first time for a year, then for 10, well, my husband and I have 10 years old
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answered 4 years ago
Everyone had to go at once, it seems to me, otherwise the Americans went crazy from the fact that everyone individually is trying to enter the United States. I heard they have a quirk on this subject.
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answered 4 years ago
so before there were temporary restrictions in applying for a visa
Yes, and I was not married the first time, and dad is a citizen of Russia, but we are not)
I can say from experience that a lot depends on the consul, i.e. on the human factor
Yes, and I was not married the first time, and dad is a citizen of Russia, but we are not)
I can say from experience that a lot depends on the consul, i.e. on the human factor
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answered 4 years ago
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if at the invitation of a non-relative, this immediately arouses suspicion, if tourism, but without a ticket, then you must provide your route, which border guards may already ask about in the states. they can also seize the phone and view all correspondence.
But I have friends who took an expensive cruise, sailing from the states, even with the provision of docks and payment for the tour, they did not receive a visa.
Basically, it's like a roulette wheel.
I know that there are companies that guarantee (but not 100%) a visa for a cloud of money, but if you have not received a fee, this company does not return you
Americans, in obtaining a visa, except that the British and Australians can surpass.
if at the invitation of a non-relative, this immediately arouses suspicion, if tourism, but without a ticket, then you must provide your route, which border guards may already ask about in the states. they can also seize the phone and view all correspondence.
But I have friends who took an expensive cruise, sailing from the states, even with the provision of docks and payment for the tour, they did not receive a visa.
Basically, it's like a roulette wheel.
I know that there are companies that guarantee (but not 100%) a visa for a cloud of money, but if you have not received a fee, this company does not return you
Americans, in obtaining a visa, except that the British and Australians can surpass.
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answered 4 years ago
Haha, about a 100% guarantee from companies is ridiculous)).
You know, in terms of the percentage of visa refusals, no one surpasses Turkmenistan. This is where the paranoia kicks in. The British and Australians are just children compared to them))).
You know, in terms of the percentage of visa refusals, no one surpasses Turkmenistan. This is where the paranoia kicks in. The British and Australians are just children compared to them))).
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answered 4 years ago
Information about acquaintances in the United States increases the chance of refusal of any visa.
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answered 4 years ago
On the other hand, if you clearly have close acquaintances in the US and this is visible from social networks, denying it at the interview will be an even greater chance of rejection.
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answered 4 years ago
AllOverTheWorld, by invitation, this is a relative, but a distant, mother's second cousin. Probably he is not an option, since I do not have active communication with him. So you just need to be a tourist. The goal is to see Hollywood and Keanu Reeves))))
Next year I will apply for an Irish visa, if they open it, then I think the chances of getting an American visa will appear later. You write about an Australian visa, it’s definitely not an option for me at all, although a British acquaintance lives in Australia, he will send an invitation without any problems, but I will have to open a visa. Although there is not only a hitch in the visa, the flight
Next year I will apply for an Irish visa, if they open it, then I think the chances of getting an American visa will appear later. You write about an Australian visa, it’s definitely not an option for me at all, although a British acquaintance lives in Australia, he will send an invitation without any problems, but I will have to open a visa. Although there is not only a hitch in the visa, the flight
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answered 4 years ago
ollennka, good for a visa or bad, but in principle I don’t really communicate on social networks.
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answered 4 years ago
Well, an invitation from a second cousin with whom you don’t communicate is definitely a very muddy option. Even in my unbiased opinion, let alone suspicious uncles and aunts at the consulate.
It seems that you can enter Ireland with a British visa, the British one is not problematic, as far as I know, they are rarely refused.
It seems that you can enter Ireland with a British visa, the British one is not problematic, as far as I know, they are rarely refused.
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answered 4 years ago
For Ukrainians, especially Ukrainians, it is very difficult to open a British visa. Irish, I hope, will be easier.
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answered 4 years ago
zolyshka111, there should be no problems with the Irish!
but again, the presence of visas also does not save, the main thing is to mow like a fool, in the literal sense) without show-offs, more naivety, in general, mow like Americans)
But it's better not to talk about Hollywood)))
I don’t know why, but it’s precisely visiting LA that is a sign of illegal immigrants))))
corny Niagara Falls or the same Las Vegas, the Grand Canyon and even better!
ollennka, with the British for us, there are really even more troubles than with the American
but again, the presence of visas also does not save, the main thing is to mow like a fool, in the literal sense) without show-offs, more naivety, in general, mow like Americans)
But it's better not to talk about Hollywood)))
I don’t know why, but it’s precisely visiting LA that is a sign of illegal immigrants))))
corny Niagara Falls or the same Las Vegas, the Grand Canyon and even better!
ollennka, with the British for us, there are really even more troubles than with the American
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answered 4 years ago
ollennka, you again read very quickly about companies, the fact of the matter is that for a lot of money they do NOT give a 100% guarantee, just help and an increase in chances. but in reality these services are used by people who want to get to the states at any cost and stay there.
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answered 4 years ago
AllOverTheWorld, thank you so much for your great advice! I will definitely use your recommendations. I also wanted to ask if you can advise some trusted agency that will help fill out the documents for an Irish visa? I have an anniversary next year and I really want to celebrate it at Cape Moher and I really want there to be no jambs with a visa, since there will be no interview, and the main thing here is to remember the questionnaire and all the documents correctly.
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answered 4 years ago
AllOverTheWorld, yes, the whole humor here is that these companies are generally trying to use the word "guarantee".)))
Here is the original phrase - firms that guarantee for a cloud of money (but not 100%)
Here is the original phrase - firms that guarantee for a cloud of money (but not 100%)
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answered 4 years ago
zolyshka111, in Kyiv, unfortunately, I can’t tell you the agency (
next week I will be at my TA, we have been friends with him for more than 10 years, I get his contacts in Kyiv, the old and trusted TA guards all communicate with each other.
next week I will be at my TA, we have been friends with him for more than 10 years, I get his contacts in Kyiv, the old and trusted TA guards all communicate with each other.
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answered 4 years ago
ollennka, yes, you won’t hear intonation in correspondence without emoticons))),
but I can say they are working very successfully and thanks to them, more than one illegal immigrant is already working on Brighton Beach or in some other Russian region ...
If there is demand, there will be supply
but I can say they are working very successfully and thanks to them, more than one illegal immigrant is already working on Brighton Beach or in some other Russian region ...
If there is demand, there will be supply
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answered 4 years ago
AllOverTheWorld, in Russia, unfortunately, these companies are mostly negative reviews, I read a lot on the Samiznaetek forum in the corresponding group.
Personally, I have long adhered to the rule in tourism and related issues such as visas: if you want to do it well, do it yourself. It's somehow calmer.
Personally, I have long adhered to the rule in tourism and related issues such as visas: if you want to do it well, do it yourself. It's somehow calmer.
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answered 4 years ago
ollennka, I need a company that will help you collect the documents correctly and fill out the questionnaire, and that's it, such services cost about 30 ye. Where they guarantee 100% obtaining a visa for 200 ye is not interested.
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answered 4 years ago
ollennka, there are firms, the same large TAs that just help to fill out questionnaires, etc. (you never know the reasons, not knowing the language, lack of time, etc.), but there are direct offices of the office that come up with a whole legend for you, why do you need to go to the states, shaman with a questionnaire, etc.
I don’t have anything against the first, it’s like using a cleaning company, cleaning the house and washing windows, I know how and I can, but I don’t like it at all and don’t want to)))
but the second negative attitude.
I don’t have anything against the first, it’s like using a cleaning company, cleaning the house and washing windows, I know how and I can, but I don’t like it at all and don’t want to)))
but the second negative attitude.
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answered 4 years ago
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