is it hard for chileans (people from chile) to get a visa, to como to US?
913004
It depends on how much money you make and what you can contribute to the country.  It would be a lot easier to get into the US on a student visa than a work visa unless you work for an American company that is willing and able to transfer you.
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.
132033
If you can secure a job you then can easily get a visa to go to another country.  You can also apply for a student visa at a US consulate.  You may or may not get it, but it is worth a try.  If you apply to the institution you want to attend before applying for the visa you will increase your chances of getting it. Your chances increase if you are accepted to the institution before applying for the visa.  The consulate is going to require a lot of documentation.  Check the US Department of State website to see what documents you need. http://www.state.gov/
436931
My wife is Philippina and we are trying to get her visa.  It is taking a long time.  I don't care what country you came from, if you are legal.  If you are illegal, you are breaking the law, end of story.  When My wife and I lived in Japan, we had trouble getting a visa for me.  So we both left.  Because If I had stayed I would have been deported if I had been caught, and so would my wife.  Regardless of the fact that she had a visa.  Breaking the law is breaking the law.  Don't complain when you are caught.
698657
I have met many foreign students in Denmark (including from USA), and I don't think it will be difficult at all to get a student visa once you have been admitted to the school/college/university that you are planning to go to. You must just show that you have funds to support yourself while you are there, and that you speak the language that you will be taught in. You get the visa for one year at a time, so you must apply every year. \nI have provided the link for student visas on the official institution in Denmark, that deals with all visas and permits - it is called "udlændingestyrelsen" in danish.
529096
It is never too early to ask for a visa.  I belive, that if you are a teacher, you have a better chance of getting into the US.  Talk to the consulate and see what options you have.  If you know English well enough to teach it in China, you can probably teach Cantonese to English speakers.  Worth a shot.
883365
yes, thats right , there is visa named fiance visa or k1, check out nz immigration site
513999
It really makes no difference were you come from. Visas are difficult to obtain but with the current situation he will get here incredibley quick. America wants the Indian people, especially with their jawsome software skills. It IS very hard to obtain, but give it soem time, be patient and if not, go over there! :-P
783173
here is the US immigration link , please look on the left side to get infos on how to apply for a visa ,it will guide you .\nhttp://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.eb1d4c2a3e5b9ac89243c6a7543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=54519c7755cb9010VgnVCM10000045f3d6a1RCRD&vgnextchannel=54519c7755cb9010VgnVCM10000045f3d6a1RCRD\nhere is the link on visa for the US :\nhttp://travel.state.gov/visa/visa_1750.html\nyou did not say where you are located ? which country ?\nlook for the nearest US embassy /consulat in your country in order to get infos \nhere is another page on visas \nhttp://travel.state.gov/visa/questions/questions_1253.html
497993
Tourist visas are extremely difficult for Moroccans to get, and it will be even more difficult if he is your fiance since that will show a reason why he may want to stay in the United States permanently. To get a tourist visa, he would apply at the Consulate in Casablanca. He would need a secure job, a sizable bank account, should own land or have other ties that demonstrate he is likely to return home.\n\nAs others have mentioned, you can apply for a K-1 Fiance Visa. However, the requirement is that you and he have met two years or less IN PERSON prior to applying for the visa. Once he arrives on the visa, you must marry within 90 days. The K1 process usually takes a minimum of five months. Another requirement will be providing proof that you make 125% or above of the poverty level, and if you don't, you will need a co-sponsor. Once you marry, you will be signing a document saying you are willing to financially provide for him (the period of time varies but is normally 10+ years). Even if you divorce, he can sue you for this maintenance. The whole process involves a lot of paperwork and a fair amount of money. He won't be able to work until he gets a work document, and that can take 90 days or more after you marry and file.\n\nIt is becoming more difficult to get a marriage and fiance visas coming out of Morocco due to the high rate of fraud (men marrying for green cards). Make sure you build a substantial case - pictures together, phone logs, email/chat logs, etc.
746916
It's not difficult or expensive; just paperwork and filing fees.  Here is what he and you have to do:  after the petition is approved, it will be a few months if you can get your documents together quickly.\nhttp://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/types/types_2994.html
668896
I don't know why they require so many forms, but I am going through the same process to get my fiance here from Great Britain. We are in the final stages of the fiance visa but it has been such a long and financially straining process. They ask for one form and when that is processed they ask for another form, which was the same information as the first but this time the fee is doubled and then they ask for another form to make action on the first approved form before it can be sent to the National visa center and then on the the American Cosulate in the country your fiance is from. It all seems so repetative but I am glad we are doing it the right and legal way. I advise that you contact your state senators. We have been able to speed up our process with the help of our state immigration liason. They are able to make the calls necessary to make sure your fiance application doesn't just sit on any one's desk and they may even be able to expedite some of the processes. They have cut our wait down to four months (from the original speculated 8-12 months). Also keep track of any correspondance you and your fiance have had: letters, plane tickets to see them, pictures of you two together ect.  In the final interview they will ask for such documentations of a valid relationship so as to make sure it's not some "mail order" spouse thing. Best of luck to you, It's difficult but worth it. Hang in there.
146785
so you want to go to the US?  I think this site says it all, just click on it and you can do the assessment yourself if you'll qualify to obtain one.  Please go to this site; http://www.unitedstatesvisas.gov/pdfs/gettingavisa.02.03.pdf ( I assume you have an Adobe Acrobat reader installed in your PC as this is a in PDF).\n\n    As they say, getting a visa to the US is like asking entry to heaven.  Good luck!
638859
check the US Embassy website in your country and u will get some information on what u need to do to get a visa.  Having relatives in the US is not a guarantee that the embassy will grant u a visa.
575402
That person would still have to go through the visa process in the United States.
1012720
not at all. just somehow you have to be an immigrant of US
171331
First where are from ? \nSometimes you don't need visa , at all .\nIt deponds on you nazionality  .