Is having a fiancée visa the easiest way for my boyfriend to be able to bring me to his country?
352344
He has to give you all support papers and proof of your relationship - letters, emails, etc..  You may be approved for a visit/tourist visa but not for immigration because you are not legally married yet.
903674
It depends on where he lives.  The processing time is different for each Immigration Processing Center.  He must file with the center assigned to his area.\n\nOnce they process it the petition will be sent to the embassy or consulate he picked down in Oz.  They will forward you a package of forms and instructions.  After you submit everything back to the embassy or consulate they will process it and call you for an interview.\n\nIf both you and your fiance complete the paperwork correctly, and there are no problems with your physical exam or police clearance, you should get the visa about 6 months after he first files.
186924
There won't be any problem, the immigration system will allow you to sponsor him through a visa. They will background check him though. This will take alot of time, with all the budget cuts. It is mostly red-tape and hassle that you will experience. You would actually do better if you went to the UK right now, and did it there.
1051683
yes, a fiance visa is much faster to process than a spouse visa. all you need is to prove that you two have an existing relationship and show a picture of you together. then, file the K-1 visa. it will only take 3 to 6 months as long as you submitted all the required documents. I know coz' i came here in US as a fiancee, too.
976949
You should apply for a fiancee visa for your girlfriend. You don't have to be married, but you do have to get married within 3 months after she comes to the USA. This type of visa is faster than the Family Visa you would have to apply for if you were married to her. The fiancee visa could take 6 months to 1 year.
753577
First off ... how old are you? your spelling and and grammar is awful. \n\nI think he sees you as a easy way in get into this country (basically you are his passport).  \n\nDon't let him fool you, he will be acting that he loves you, and he will properly ask you to marry him!!  Sorry to sound so down about it all hun, but the truth hurts! \n\nI am sure you could find a decent English man over here, who will want to date you for being you, not as an easy target to get into the country.
26614
This depends on the country moving to and maybe even the country moving from.  I would think most countries have a Family Visa option that is dependant upon the "main" visa.  I would check out the webite for the county's immigration department and also google family immigration plus whichever country.  Try calling and asking that immigration department on the phone.  \n\nGood luck and Congratulations on the marriage. \n\nmotherinprincess
239613
you have several options:\n\n1. Student Visa - for this you need to take TOEFL test (Test of English as a Foreign Language) and apply to an American university. If you get accepted you can than apply for student visa. \n\n2. Tourist Visa - for this you just need to apply to the Embassy and prove them you have enough money to travel to the U.S. and come back.\n\n3. Fiancee Visa - find an American and marry him/her. \n\n4. Visitor Visa - if you have a friend/family member here they can send you invitation and you can come to visit them.
639478
I am going through the K-1 process too. it depends on what country the other fiancee is from. I am engaged to a man that lives in Peru. It is easier for me to go there and visit him instead of him coming here. The reason for that is , in Peru the visas for visitation are put on a lottery. All I need is my passport and my shot records. If the visas were not on a lottery it would be no problem for him to come and visit here. \n\nCheck with the Morocco embassy and see what their policies and procedures are for visits to the USA because they do have that right, but often times it is just easier for the US citizen to visit that country because of the country's travel policy\n\nGood luck Congratulations. Oh Yes the amount of time is 6-8 months for the visa depending on the INS that supports that country ;) I have an attorney and the attorney said that they seem to be moving faster than normal ;)
518516
The K Visa that you want can be obtained from virtually any US embassy or consulate.  Here are the rules; follow them and you will be fine. http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/howdoi/fiance.htm
749805
Apologies on behalf of the rest of these jokers who think it is their business to tell you who you can or cant spend your life with. I would suggest getting maried first in the UK. You can find out what is required from your nearest registrar in Edinburgh there is one on Victoria street. It is very easy to get married in Scotland (but im not sure what visa he will need to enter into UK in the first place, a tourist visa should be fine though), and usually you can get married 14 days after you register. Then you will need to get him a spousal visa to stay in the UK, the best way to do this would be to apply through an agency, all non eu citizens are allowed to apply for a spousal visa by being married to a eu citizen. The best way to go about this is to go through an agency such as breytenbachs 8heir website is www.breytenbachs.co.uk or 1st contact www.1stcontact.co.uk. An agency will do it more proffesionally and there is more of a chance that the visa will be approved.
683239
fiance visa is better because she's gonna have more chance of being approved. tourist visa on the other hand has slim chances of her being approved.
408293
Are you trying to bring him to visit or permanently ?\n\nYou have 3 options if you want to bring him permanently:\n\n1) He can apply under the skilled worker category (he gets points for having you there)\n2) you can sponsor him under the family immigration scheme.\n3) find him a job and he can get a work visa, in time he can apply for permanent residency.\n\nFirst 2 options will take 1-2 years. The last one is much faster.\n\nP.S. Tourist visas are rejected only if they suspect the person will try to remain illegally in Canada. Rejection rates are somewhere around 20-30% not 99!
54501
It would seem that the answer to your question is very straight forward in the absence of other data.  nFirst, you should secure an international passport from the Pakistani Ministry of Foreign Affairs and then obtain a visa to go to your fiancee's country (depending on the country, the requirements for a visa will be different).  Next, you should book and purchase a ticket on an airline and then fly to visit her.  It is important before marrying, to actually meet your intended.  Also, depending on the country where your intended lives, the laws regarding your ability to stay will vary.  Sometimes, in the case of Uruguay, for example, marrying a native will allow you to remain.  \n\nI assume that your difficulties extend beyond the obvious answer posted above.  However,I am afraid you will have to be more specific.  Is your inability to do the above based on financial difficulty, cultural/religious problems and differences, or is it due another unspecified problem.  Having lived in South America, I can tell you that life for you with a native of the country would likely be better for you there than in Pakistan, married to a foreigner.\n\nGood luck and please be more specific in the future.
677965
You need to file a fiancee visa petition. Following that (assuming it is approved), the petition is sent to the National Visa Center for processing. At that time, they will ask for an affidavit of support (I-864) and you will need to complete the visa processing forms. Once they are done with it, they will send the petition to the U.S. Embassy Consular Section in Lagos at which time your fiancee will be called for an interview (and its a good idea for you to be there as well). At the interview, he/you will need to prove the bona fides of your relationship and intent to marry. Assuming he gets approved, he can then enter the U.S. and you must get married within 90 days and then apply for his adjustment of status (green card).
458462
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.
314261
You have to obtain a visa under the 'spouse' category but there are certain requirements you have to fulfil (see s 281 Immigration Act 1988).\n\nBasically you have to show the marriage is genuine and not a 'sham'. If you are from the EU then you can enter under less rigid rules. It's a bit complicated to go into here so you may want to seek the advice of an immigration lawyer.