I read an article that I can only apply US tourist Visa in the country where my passport was issued. So I need to go back to my home country just to apply for US tourist visa....is this true?!?
I read an article that I can only apply US tourist Visa in the country where my passport was issued. So I need to go back to my home country just to apply for US tourist visa....is this true?!?
I read an article that I can only apply US tourist Visa in the country where my passport was issued. So I need to go back to my home country just to apply for US tourist visa....is this true?!?
Yes, you can! They need to be convinced that you will be back to Canada and you are going to US just for a visit. They might ask you the job details, salary slips etc. I know people in work permit who are getting US visa's easily. so do not worry ;D ;D ;D
rslcanada said:
I read an article that I can only apply US tourist Visa in the country where my passport was issued. So I need to go back to my home country just to apply for US tourist visa....is this true?!?
Yes, you can! They need to be convinced that you will be back to Canada and you are going to US just for a visit. They might ask you the job details, salary slips etc. I know people in work permit who are getting US visa's easily. so do not worry ;D ;D ;D
My wife applied and was approved a US tourist visa in Canada. She is also PR holder, not working and she told the visa issuing officer that she wants a visa so as to accompanying me (the Canadian citizen) for weekend cross border shopping ;D.
I will apply as soon as I move in Canada, theres a big chance I will be granted a tourist visa since I stayed in US for almost 7 yrs under working visa and my visa will be expiring soon so I need to get a tourist visa to visit US.