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RDK
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Got my Paasports with Visa - Can I apply for an America visa in London
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August 27, 2011, 01:09:28 pm »
Hi Guys,
I am picking up my passports from the London VO this thursday, however, I would like to go to America after I land in Canada later next month. Should I apply for the america visa in London before I move to canada or is it better to wait till I get to canada and have my PR card to get the america visa?
Bythe way, with the issuance of the PR card, would I need to get an american visa to visit america?
Has anyone been in this situation? Please advice me.
james
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fariza
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Re: Got my Paasports with Visa - Can I apply for an America visa in London
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Congrats!! All the best
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CONGURATES
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Re: Got my Paasports with Visa - Can I apply for an America visa in London
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August 28, 2011, 01:37:56 am »
Canada PR will not get you free access to the US. You are still required to get a visa from a US embassy from your country of origin or residence.
Depending on your country of origin, you need to expect something between 3-5 weeks to get a US visa.
I recommend that you get your PR cards first so you secure them and avoid any hassle in handling your passports.
Good luck.
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