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Process to get Fiance Visa

August 2nd, 2010 Tushar Mathur

The process of becoming a citizen of any other country is known as naturalization and is controlled by the Immigration and Naturalization Services (INS). To become a naturalized citizen, one needs to have and submit a legal document to live permanent in that particular country.

A K1 visa is generally applied for a fiancé visa which is non immigrant visa but it allows the person to enter into the country to marry. After marring each other, an application is made for the status for permanent residence. Obtaining the K1 visa i.e. the fiancé visa is a multi – step process.

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What is Work Permit?

July 12th, 2010 Tushar Mathur

Work permit is a basic or the generic (without any brand) term for the legal authorization which allows one to have employment. It is generally given to that person who is not holding the citizenship of the country, but is permitted to work in the same country. He is also allowed to work under some of the terms and conditions i.e. under some jurisdictions that he is permitted legally to do the work.

There are many standard ways to apply for the work permit in any of the country and they are as following:

  1. The training and the work experience arrangements.
  2. Student internships.
  3. GATS.
  4. The business and commercial arrangements.
  5. The sports people and entertainers arrangements.
  6. The sectors based scheme.

Each of these processes requires its own different applications and the job offer from the employer in that country only.

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Thinking of migrating to the United States?

June 3rd, 2010 Tushar Mathur

Indians who are thinking of migrating to the United States have a few options when it comes to the immigration process. If they have close relatives currently residing in the United States who are already permanent residents or citizens, they can have their family members sponsor them. Alternatively, if they have any special skills or work in a position which is in high demand in the United States, they may opt to apply for an employment-based visa.

There are five different categories of those eligible for employment-based visas with the code E1 (Employee First Preference) taking precedence over the other codes; namely E2, E3, E4 and E5.

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How to select EB-5 Visa centre

March 17th, 2010 Tushar Mathur

One of the main concerns when E-B-5visa has to be applied is what amount is to be invested. Investment decision has to be after a great research and a wise initiative as it involves huge value. The other concern can said to be is to select the centre for investment. To enumerate there are around sixty regional centres in UK for investing in EB-5 program.

As investing in them is like a lifetime investment involving $500,000 so it has to be very well thought of after taking into consideration the various parameters to select the centres.

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EB 5- A good Alternative to H1 B

March 9th, 2010 Tushar Mathur

One of the most popular and sought after visa for non immigrants’ skilled workers is H1-B visa, which provide them legitimate right to work in United States for a particular period of time. This is aspect is very problematic for migrants who are trying to apply for immigration and sponsorship. For such people EB-5 visa is considered as best alternative for H1-B visa.

It is very easy for a migrant who is living in United States for a considerable period of time to invest. This is because he would have gain a good understanding of the various aspects of the economy of the United States of America during his stay.

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What is Visa Waiver Program?

March 2nd, 2010 Tushar Mathur


The term Waiver stands for a kind of document provided to a person before a service is rendered by him. This waiver works as a security object for both the person as well as the provider.

‘Waiver’ holds the same significance in Visa Waiver Program too. Visa Waiver Program is a grant provided by the government of United States of America to the citizens of specific countries to travel United States for business or any other purpose for not more than 90 days without any Visa.

U.S. government has listed 34 countries under waiver program which are either the countries that possess higher economy or the developed countries.

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H1B Work Visas for Indians

December 16th, 2009 Tushar Mathur

It can be said that the most popular visa among Indians is H1B which is a working visa for foreigners. Most of the Indians H1B visa holders are software engineers. Although it is a quite hard to get the H1B visa, once you obtain it, it is like the starting point for you to get the Green Card of US.

Compared to Indians programmers and software engineers who come with other visas such as L1 and B1, their visas is not so flexible for changing jobs, which is the best fact of H1 visa.

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How to Read Your US Visa

November 22nd, 2009 Tushar Mathur

How to Read Your US Visa?

It is really important that you are able to read and interpret the information on the United States visa document clearly and properly. This is not going to help you understand the information properly that is displayed on the visa document but would also help you understand what kind of a visa has been issued to you and not to forget, with that you would be able to avoid future troubles too.

Here is how you would be doing the same:

  1. First from the top left corner you should look for the information related to, from where your visa was issued.

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