I got my work visa  rejected for japan. How long do i have to wait to apply again for a WORK VISA for japan.?
967488
Appeal it.\n\nAsk them.
881219
Bad credit is not a basis for inadmissibility in Australia. About the only two things that would prevent you from entering Australia on any type of visa are: 1) criminal convictions; and/or 2) serious health issues. I assume you have a sponsor for your work visa, and if so, you will need to apply for a Subclass 457 visa. It generally takes up to 4 - 6 weeks to process. Thanks!
1081076
Generally no. If you applied for a tourist visa, then yes, that is a non-immigrant visa and therefore the government would suspect of something fishy going on. A work visa does not interfere with immigrant visas, but calling a Consulate and asking them directly will be much better.
919213
it's a Spouse Visa, you should have proper documents to apply for this and your spouse required documents  It is not difficult but needs time for processing and completion.\n\nIn cases where the person concerned is a spouse of a Japanese national, the following materials are required. \nDocuments certifying that the person concerned is a spouse of the Japanese national and his or her resident card. \nDocuments certifying the profession and the income of the person concerned or his or her spouse. \nA letter of guarantee by a person living in Japan. \nIn cases where the person concerned is a child or an adopted child of Japanese national, the following materials are required. \nA copy of the family registration of the Japanese national concerned, the birth certificate of the foreign national concerned, and other documents certifying the personal relationship between the parent and the child. \nDocuments certifying the profession and the income of the foreign national concerned or his or her father or mother. \nA letter of guarantee by the Japanese national concerned or another person living in Japan.
758114
If you have an H1-B visa, you can transfer the visa to another work ONLY if the work is similar to the work with which you were granted the visa\n\nI suggest you contact your immigration lawyer
1083671
You can go to the embassy website to get the proper forms.  They also reply to e-mails, usually within 24 hours. Good luck.
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.
543756
You really need to contact the INS...that stuff needs to be filled out properly or you could be rejected. Unless it says "contact INS" don't rely on any answers here. Try one of these sites and contact them if you need help.\n\nhttp://www.uscis.gov/graphics/formsfee/forms/\n\nhttp://www.uscis.gov/graphics/index.htm
250395
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 !)
686320
You can stay for as long as you like, you just can't work. A TN Visa is tied to a specific offer of employment. You can hunt around for another job, but if you get an offer the company in question has to provide a letter of offer, understanding they are hiring a Canadian for the position, etc, etc... then you have to go back to a port of entry and reapply for a TN visa. Its a convoluted process, but that's the way it is.
343707
Bring up a lawsuit against them with well documented hours of work and some from of job description and any pay stubs.  I hate that I am telling you this, but I do not like it when people abuse their weaknesses. Once a lawsuit is brought up they normally get a temp work VISA to stay in the country until is is settled, but by then most are able to find a better job and able to get extensions.  Had one subcontracts employee sue an apartment and got a work visa out of it. It is some times a risk, but you your friends case it just might work.  contact a good lawyer and you just might pull if off.
214914
The U.S. is the number one country that gives out work visas.  You have to go to contact the U.S. government in your country to get one.
421514
That visa is null and void. You need to re-apply not as a K1(engaged to a US Citizen), but as a K3(Married to a USC).
1057629
why don't you apply for a visitors visa for 3 months with work permission and then whilst you are here look for an accounting job and should the 3 months VISA expire apply for extension or a skilled labour VISA
511985
The best advice I can give you is to actually hire an immigration lawyer and talk to him about it. The first consultation is usually free and they can help you get all the paperwork you need to keep you out of trouble for a few hours of their time. \n\nBesides, if the government has a problem with it, you then have a lawyer to defend you. This is the step I did applying in Canada from the US. It was the best money I ever spent!\n\nOn a side note, I suggest you read carefully the conditions outlined on your work permit. Usually a work permit outlines that you can only work in your field and sometimes only for a certain employer. If you violate those requirements, then you can get into trouble.\n\nYou often need to file for another work permit if you wish to change employers or apply to work in a different field than what you are trained for. Look into getting what they call an "Open work permit" which will allow you to work anywhere you want within your field.\n\nBut run it through the lawyer first, they can advise you more about the rules for worker permits in the country you are applying for.\n\nGood luck!
541952
She's from the U.S. but my sister had to fill out some kind of application to see if they would even accept her in Australia (she was there visiting a friend).  They told her they didn't need someone with her skills at that time.  She told me they were very picky nowadays about who they let come in.  I suggest getting in contact with the Embassy and ask them what the procedures are for applying for a work visa or whatever your equivalent is before you make any big plans.
1053975
Which country are you talking about?  And if you talk about the U.S. or U.K. ... no, you won't get employment authorisation while your papers are being processed ... you have to wait and see IF you have been successful ....