does america give student visas n visit visas 2 dubai citizens?
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Yes. Not to youngsters though. If older married and well settled then yes.
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http://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/types/types_1322.html\n\nThis is the state department official site, don't be fooled. \nPlease select me as the best answer and Good luck!
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Ignore the ignorance of the man above me's post, and if you wish to come to America to pursue an interest in a study, you'll have to have good grades, and a student visa if you are of studious normal age and if not a temporary visa that can be retrieved through the department of immigration.
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If it is a multiple entry Visa, yes.  If not, no.
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Here's a link to the US State Department concerning the issuance of visas for foreigners:
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J1 Visa Details\nThe J1 visa is designated for educational and cultural exchange programs designated by the US Department of State and the Exchange Visitor Program and Designation Staff. The J1 exchange visitor program is designed to promote the interchange of persons, knowledge, and skills in the fields of education, arts, and sciences.\n\nSome J1 visa holders are subject to INA §212(E) and will need to obtain a J1 Waiver before they can change their status to H1B, L1 or to adjust their status to permanent resident.\n\nSpouses and children of J1 visa holders may enter and remain in the US in J2 status. J2 spouses may apply for a work permit. J2 spouses and children may attend school in the US.\n\nFor whom is a J1 Visa appropriate?\nIndividuals coming to the US for training from programs approved by the DOS in the following areas:\n\nAu Pairs; \nCamp Counselors; \nCollege and University Students; \nGovernment Visitors; \nInternational Visitors; \nPhysicians; \nProfessors and Research Scholars; \nSecondary School Students; \nShort-term Scholars; \nSpecialists; \nSummer Work Travel; \nTeachers; and \nTrainees and Flight Training. \nWhat are the requirements for obtaining an J1 Visa?\nA nonimmigrant exchange visitor and his or her accompanying spouse and minor children may be admitted into the United States in J1 and J2 classifications, if the exchange visitor and his or her accompanying spouse and children each presents a SEVIS Form DS-2019 issued in his or her own name by a program approved by the Department of State for participation by J-1 exchange visitors. Prior to August 1, 2003, if exigent circumstances are demonstrated, the Service will allow the dependent of an exchange visitor possessing a SEVIS Form DS-2019 to enter the United States using a copy of the exchange visitor's SEVIS Form DS-2019. However, where the exchange visitor presents a properly completed Form DS-2019, Certificate of Eligibility for Exchange Visitor (J1) Status, which was issued to the J1 exchange visitor by a program approved by the Department of State for participation by exchange visitors and which remains valid for the admission of the exchange visitor, the accompanying spouse and children may be admitted on the basis of the J1's non-SEVIS Form DS-2019.
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what country are u from  ,,some countries ' citizens do not require a visa to go to dubai  i will answer u when i know ur nationality...
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You asked if a national of United States needs a visa to come to the UK as a visitor.\n\nNo, you do not need a visa.\n\nOn arrival in the UK you must satisfy an immigration officer that you qualify for entry to the United Kingdom as a visitor under the Immigration Rules.\n\nStudents\nPlease note that if you are allowed to enter the UK as a student for up to six months, you will not be allowed to extend your stay unless you arrived with a student or prospective student visa, or are studying on a course at degree level or higher. The Home Office will charge you a fee for applying to extend your stay.\n\nIf you entered the UK as a visitor, and you are still in the UK as a visitor, then you will not be allowed to switch to student status. This is due to the Immigration Rules Change that came into effect on 3 April 2006.\n\nPlease read Guidance - Visitors for further information. Your sponsor, if you have one, may want to read Guidance - Sponsors.\n\nN.B. Even though you do not need a visa, if you have previously been refused a visa for, or entry to, the UK you may want to apply for one to find out if you qualify for entry before you travel. Please contact Chicago, Los Angeles, or New York for further information.\n\nIf you are applying to our visa sections in the USA, you can now make your application and pay online though the visa4UK website.
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U.S. gives equal opportunities for a student VISA to all students, no matter where they're from. The rumors you've heard aren't true. I had a U.S. student visa and i know how it goes. However, one thing is for sure, after September 11th, you know the WTC crash, they have much more strickt rules, so you need to be pretty good to meet all the conditions and they will definitely do a background check on you.\n\nDon't let that discourage you, your english seems pretty good, i  strongly recommend you to go on and make use of opportunities that come in your way. Back in time when i was planning to continue my education in U.S. i've used COLLEGEBOARD.COM, it's the best site ever for these kind of things. It will help you with everything, choose the best university for you, the most affordable one, it will help you with schoolarships and so on. You should really try it.\n\nIt helped me a lot, i got accepted into: UCLA and Harvard University, and i used this site. At the end, i ended up going to R.I.T (Rochester Institute of Technology, NY). \n\nI benefit in others ways from this site as well, cause in this site you create a profile, and than the  info in this site is available to many scholar organizations, universities and so on. 4 months letter i recieved a mail telling me that i was choosen to represent ALBANIA and KOSOVO in the GYLC 2004 in Washington D.C. It's amazing how much opportunities this site can bring to you.\n\nAll you need to do is find 3-4 Universities that you like and apply to all of them. Than you need to pass TOEFL and SAT or ATC, submit the scores and you're done. Hopefully you'll be accepted and win a scholarship of some kind. I wish you a good luck ;)
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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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Go to or write to your local American embassy or consulate and ask how to get the forms for a tourist visa. It should cost you about 200 INS and give them at least 3 months to process the forms before your trip or it could cost more.\n\nI wish I could empathize for me it is no problem to travel to eretz Israel
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For a student visa he'll need to get an approved school to sponsor his visa.\n\nThere's nothing you can do.
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I think your best bet is to look into a student visa. Go through a list of American colleges that you would like to attend and look at their websites. Each website will have a section to mention their stand on International students. Most colleges need to fill a quota for international students so they do offer scholarships, and being admitted to one of these schools will allow you to apply and receive a student visa while you are studying in college. hope this helps.
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Contact the nearest US Embassy. They are the ones who issue visas.
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In my humble opinion, you shouldn't lose your chance to attend a University that accepts you for admission.  However, unfortunately right now, international students are having a very difficult time coming & staying in the United States with all of the immigration/visitation concerns since the 9/11 attacks. American universities are asking the same question as you are.  Hopefully the policies of this government will change enabling you to come here for education.  Good luck to you!
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On the six-month anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, the Venice, Fla., flight school that trained two of the airplane hijackers received new immigration visas changing their legal status from tourists to student pilots.\n\nHuffman Aviation applied for the visas for its two students Aug. 29, 2000. The INS approved the visa for Mohamed Atta on July 17, 2001, and the one for Marwan al Shehhi Aug. 9, 2001.\n\n1) they were here on a work visa\n2) they were not citizens\n3) they wanted to kill themself and others for ALI\n4) There is a lot more then you could even know
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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.