r/visas • u/Tricky-Ad5424 • 3h ago
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r/visas • u/Practical-Grass-1381 • 4h ago
So I had to cancel my ticket what I presented at the embassy and book one for another city instead of the city mentioned as port of entry in my visa application. Would that be a problem at immigration while departing or at arrivals?
r/visas • u/No-Goal2690 • 8h ago
Hi i just wanted to ask u about sweden visa i have applied for 2027 jan intake and i havent recieved my offer letter yet do u know anythin should i wait or loss hope aswell my consultant said to have other options becz there is no update on portal?and im from pakistan
r/visas • u/private_bird003 • 23h ago
Guys, just wanted to ask a couple of things about the Japan visa.
Has anyone used dummy tickets for a Japan visa recently? I’ve never tried it before, but I’ve heard people use them. Is it still okay to do that these days?
I’m planning to travel next month, but I’m a bit worried about rejection. My bank balance is currently low, and I’ll need to deposit money once or twice this month to show sufficient funds. Would that be an issue?
Also, my office probably won’t provide an NOC or leave approval letter. Is there any alternative for this?
Would really appreciate some genuine advice from people who’ve applied recently. 🙏
r/visas • u/munkhorgil591 • 23h ago
Terminated I-20 for “Failure to Enroll” due to financial hold, paid balance in full same day
Hi everyone, I am looking for advice or experiences from anyone who has gone through something similar.
My Situation:
I am an international student who came to the US back in January for Webster University. I received an I.D.E.A. Scholarship. I studied until summer break and had all As for my classes. There was a hold on my account and I had a balance to pay so i can register for fall classes. Due to my circumstances beyond my control, I hadn’t paid off my account until today. Fall semester started in August and i was planning on registering for fall 2 classes. I was working towards paying my balance and it is fully paid now, just needs couple days to clear because of international payment. I sent my uni, advisors, bursar multiple emails stating i paid my balance and asking if the hold can be put off so i can register for classes. Right after my schools international service emailed me saying my I-20 has been terminated as of today. They said my I-20 was terminated because I failed to maintain full-time, on-ground enrollment for the Fall 2026 semester. Reason given on my sevis record is “Failure to enroll”.
My Academic Advisor confirmed that my International Student & Scholar Services (ISSS) office has blocked immediate class registration, but noted that ISSS is preparing my \*\*reinstatement options\*\*.
I am in alot of stress and panic right now. Given that the failure to enroll was caused by a temporary financial processing delay that is \*\*now 100% paid and resolved\*\*, how strong is a Form I-539 Reinstatement application in cases like this?
What are my options right now? I don’t want my dream to end like this
r/visas • u/SnooGuavas1832 • 14h ago
My mom is visiting from India on a multiple-entry visa that expires at the end of January. I’m thinking of taking her to Mexico and then returning to the U.S. before she flies back to India. Has anyone had issues re-entering the U.S. after traveling to a third country while on a tourist visa?
r/visas • u/ExternalPin3588 • 15h ago
I applied for a visa to France through Atlys.
Paid close to ₹6,000 for their premium service because my visa appointment was in just four days and I was already working 10+ hours a day, so thought it would be good to get some help in having an organised visa docket. I thought it would save me time, but it’s been the complete opposite.
Every time I reached out with a query, I was assigned a new agent who had no context about my application. Now, just days before my Monday appointment, they’ve sent me a very generic visa docket with a vague cover letter and bookings whose PNRs I couldn’t verify.
When I asked them to provide verifiable bookings, they simply said they don’t have that format and I could arrange it myself.
Like, what exactly am I paying ₹6,000 for?
I understand they can’t guarantee a visa, but I at least expected proper assistance and documents that are usable.
:/
r/visas • u/private_bird003 • 23h ago
If I deposit enough money into my bank account or receive money from other sources in the same month before applying for a Japan visa, would there be a higher chance of rejection?
r/visas • u/urbanconqueror • 4h ago
Hello. So I got a fully funded conference which ive attended in Canada before. Id submitted the conference letter, my financial documents, my father's financial documents, and other supporting documents. However, i genuinely forgot my original birth certificate linking me to my dad. Although the conference is fully funded I wrote that asides accomodation and travel all other expenses will be covered by my dad. In my financial documents I had personal savings and investments in dollars as well. Am I cooked?
r/visas • u/WallabyVirtual1848 • 17h ago
Hi everyone! I’m a Philippine passport holder living in the US and I recently got my green card but currently unemployed.
My wife (employed & US citizen) and I are planning to visit my sister in Ireland for a maximum of 5 days in January. My sister is a permanent resident and will be staying at her place during our visit.
We have a joint bank account and utility bills in our names and address. We could also get a invitation letter from my sister.
For those with similar experiences:
Has anyone been approved while unemployed but travelling with employed spouse?
Is it okay to submit an application but having my spouse’s paystubs and our bank statements as proof?
I’d appreciate any advice. Thank you! 😊