Can I change my family's visit visas to resident visas, as soon as they arrive here in Dubai?
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Start the process of changing them before they enter the country.  If that isn't possible start the process asap, so that the residential visa will kick in before they lose visitors status.  If your still in legal limbo during the approaching time that the visiting visa runs out.  Reapply for an emergency extend visa until the governmental office has time to approve or deny your request for another visitors visa.
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Well by just arrived, does that mean you are here on a temp Visa? \n\nMy husband is from London, he came here on a temp Visa and then we got married. Your best bet is to contact an immigration lawyer. \n\nPlease, do it legally.
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UK nationals can now obtain visas for entry into Kuwait upon arrival at the port of entry. The fee varies according to how long the visa is for(see link below). You can also obtain the visa before leaving UK if you wish to. Information can be found on the link below.\n\nhttp://www.kuwaitinfo.org.uk/pdf/UK%20Passport%20Holders%20Visa%20Application%20Guidance.pdf\n\nApplication form \nhttp://www.kuwaitinfo.org.uk/pdf/Kuwait_VISA.pdf
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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
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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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You cannot have two visas at the same time. The visa that is later in time will supercede the older visa. \n\nIf your employer intends to send you to the U.S. for six months or less, then you can simply apply for a B1/B2 visitors visa (just be sure you are paid through the company in India, and not the U.S.). In such a case, it would also be in your best interest to amend the H1 petition to indicate a start date of March 2007.\n\nGood luck!
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you can pretty much go any aware, but if you want to stay over more than 90(majority of countries give this timelimit) days in a foreign country, u r gonna have to get a visa.
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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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Depends on where they live.  You can get current processing times online at https://egov.immigration.gov/cris/jsps/index.jsp. \nThe time it takes to process is always changing.  But a K visa is always faster than the I-130 for getting to the U.S.  But once they are here, the permanent residence process can be slower for a K visa then for consular processing with an I-130.
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You can't.  Entry to the US under the Visa Waiver Program precludes your applying for an extension of stay or change of status.
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Everything you need to know is on the State Department website:\n\nhttp://travel.state.gov/visa/temp/info/info_1296.html\n\nIt's quite a lengthy and difficult process but certainly possible.
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go to the Saudi consulate in your city and ask for a visa
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The children will need to apply for B1/B2 visitor visas through the US consulate having jurisdiction over their foreign residence (unless they are from a visa waiver country). \n\nGiven their ages, it is imperative that you and their parents both write letters in support of the visa applications specifically mentioning the purpose of their visit, the proposed length of stay, and that they will be returning home after their visit. You will need to attest that you will offer financial support (i.e. food, housing, etc.) while they are here and that you will ensure their return home. Their parents need to attest that they have no objection to their children visiting you and that they will provide any additional financial support that may be required (it might be a good idea to include copies of their recent bank statments and letters from employers to show that they can actually offer that support).\n\nIn general, the consulates are pretty easy going with young children -- especially if they are going to visit an aunt/uncle who cannot petition for them to stay in the U.S. Make sure the kids have valid passports and that all of the appropriate DS Forms (visa application forms) are filled out. Children under 14 are usually not interviewed, but the consulate may require them to show up to ensure that they are in fact real people.\n\nGood luck!
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Yes, you surely can, if your tourist visa is approved.
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Normally you would have to go home to change your status.  However, you may be able to get an Adjustment of Status (AOS).  But if you overstay your H2B, then you are "out of status" and deportable.  If you are deported, no F-1 or other visa.
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If you are just passing through(connecting flight), you can! If you intend to stay in the US , you need a visa!
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A visitor visa (actually, a temporary resident visa, or TRV) is a document issued to persons from countries which require it as an endorsement in their valid passport, for presentation at a Canadian port of entry. Citizens of Japan don't require visas to enter Canada as visitors. They would normally get a stamp at the port of entry, typically allowing them to enter for six months. However, if the immigration officer has a reason to impose restrictions on the period of stay authorized, or if there are other valid reasons, a visitor record is issued.\n\nA visitor record can be issued to all visitors, whether they have a previously issued visa or not. You are allowed to stay for the duration of your visitor record's validity. Should you wish to extend your stay, you may submit an application to do so. The application would have to be sent to the office in Vegreville prior to expiry of your visitor record.\n\nIf your intention is to become a permanent resident of Canada, you must apply to a Canadian visa office abroad. You can apply either to the office serving your country of nationality, or, if you are  a legal temporary resident of Canada, you may apply to the Canadian Consulate General in Buffalo, NY, which is the central processing office for residents of Canada and the United States.