how can i get the family visa in saudi arabia if i am a labor.?
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the only way u can bring u r family in this case is to get your wife on housemaid visa which you can buy from any nice saudi resident who is ready to help you
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Go to google and search about it. You can contact the nearest visa office too. \n\nFor more information you can contact me at macho_1064@yahoo.com\nregards,
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email me,I really need help.I am Ihsan from Saudi Arabia.\nlifeofedu@yahoo.co.uk
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go to :www.visa12.com
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Saudi women must have permission from their husband or father to exit the country. Most of them don't even have a passport.\n\nIf she has that permission she has to apply for a visa to go to the USA.
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I cannot believe the misinformation given out here.  The only right information was given by the person who said you should go to the American Embassy/Consulate to establish their American citezenship if born to an American parent.\n\nContrary to popular beleif, you do not immediately get citezenship - in fact - it all depends on the laws of that individual country.  Having a child in Saudi Arabia certainly does not make you a citezen.  Try not to confuse citezenship and permenant visa status.\n\nGood luck
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hi\n\nsearch in yahoo under  jobs in middle east\nor jobs in saudi arabia u will find diffrent sites than u can apply through.\n\nhttp://www.mybetterfuture.com/\nwww.seekersi.com\nwww.bayt.com\nhttp://www.jobs-me.com/\nwww.mobily.com.sa\nhttp://www.saadrecruitment.com/home/home.asp\n\ngooood luck
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The company that offered you the job can sponsor you. If your job is what they need you need to call them and ask them to sponsor you for a visa. Otherwise a family member if you have one can also sponsor you. Your best bet for sponsorship is the company/organization (maybe a church), family member, or fiancee.
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Possibly the best place to start your search is with the US Saudi Embassy.  Investigate the link below.
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May I, first of all, say that I feel very sorry for your plight.\n\nHowever,  moving to the West, where it'll be very difficult for you to get [a] a sponsor,  [b] a job, [c] visa and [d] work permit; not because it's any fault of yours, but it's just that the sentiments here aren't really good for your people here, right now.... would not be advisable.\n\nYou might want to look at the Opportunities in the Emirates and Suaudi Arabia, where there are lots of Oppotunities available and it's closer to you.  Believe me when I say this, they are very highly developed economies and you should be more comfortable there.\n\nAll the best.
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Try the Saudi Chamber of Commerce
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ask your partner to have you & your child be a dependent in his/her residence visa that way you may be able to live in qatar.
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FAMILY VISA\n===========\nYou need the following:\n1. Send copy of contract to your wife.\n2. Wife to get visa medical in home country.\n3. you need to get official Arabic translations of all birth, marriage and educational certificates. these must be done by the "recognised translator" - ask your personnel department or govenment relations officer to recommend one. Allow two days.\n4. certificates attested at your country's consulate.\n- take photocopies of the originaldocuments & translations (at least 2 copies).\n- the attestation will recognise that your certificates are geniune and the translations are accurate. allow 2 days & check fees beforehand to ensure that you have the correct amount with you.\n5. prepare application form & company letter.\n6. if you need to get the form yourself go to the "ISTEKDAM office".\n=================================================\nFAMILY ONTO IQAMA\n=================\nAfter they arrive all members of your family need to be on your iqama - they can't leave the country until they are. Your wife will need to have an iqama medical.\n\nYou should make a copy of your iqama for your wife to carry with her as identification.\n\nFamily onto Iqama checklist:\n1. Iqama\n2. Application form.\n3. previously attested certificates.\n4. company letter.\n5. Family photographs - two 6"x4" (entire) family & two passport sized of just wife & children.\n\n\nI hope this helps you, & good luck brining your family.
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... you pretty much need a job.  Otherwise... see the UAE embassey in your area or call them.  They help you out.
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You can try to get a work visa, if a company sponsors you, otherwise you can fill out the I-130 form which is  the "Petition for an alien relative"  (if your wife is sponsoring you for a Green Card based on marriage, form I-485)along with the I-765 which is the "Employment Authorization Card" and that will give you freedom permission to work here legally.
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You might want to inquire at the U.S. embassy. There is a real need for Arabic speakers in the military and in the government. Your fluency in these three languages would be an invaluable asset to the government. Since you have a skill (i.e., Arabic language) you would have an easier job of getting a visa than other immigrants who don't have that "in-demand" skill. I think you should forget about the student visa and apply for a work visa. Talk to the Embassy people about that and highlight your Arabic fluency as a special "in demand" skill.
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Call the National Visa Center at 603 334-0700\n\nOperators are available to respond to more difficult inquiries from 7:30 AM to 12:30 AM (EST) Monday through Friday