I'm Syrian Citizen and i want to go to USA [duplicate]
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My Sister is already in the USA and she has a green card. She has a baby that is born in US so he is an American citizen. My question is, can I get a visa to visit her and her son?
note : i applied for a visit visa before she had a green card and baby so I got refused
Thanks for reading.
Best Answer
If you were refused a visitor visa previously, then the fact that your sister has since had a baby will not change the reasons for the refusal. You will need to address the reasons for why you were refused a visa.
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Can a Syrian citizen travel to the US?
USA tourist visa is required for Syrian citizens. The stay is usually long with a period of 180 days and visa expires in upto 10 years. Applicant is required to be present when applying for USA tourist visa. A total of 13 documents are required for applying USA tourist visa.Can Syrians apply for US visa?
Syrian applicants may apply for non-immigrant visas at any U.S. Embassy or Consulate, and the same standards under U.S. law and policy apply at each U.S. Embassy and Consulate where one applies for a visa. Syrian applicants may apply for immigrant visas at the U.S. Embassies in Amman, Jordan or Beirut, Lebanon.Which passports can enter US without visa?
As of 2021, nationals of 40 countries and territories are eligible for visa-free entry into the United States under the VWP:- Andorra.
- Australia.
- Austria.
- Belgium.
- Brunei.
- Chile.
- Croatia.
- Czech Republic.
What countries can Syrians get a visa?
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Answer 2
You won't be able to get to the USA to visit your sister; but you may be able to visit Canada or Mexico and meet there. This is easier for several reasons:
- Canada and Mexico do not have a visa ban for Syrian nationals;
- In Canada and Mexico you would not be visiting someone who already lives there; remember you have to convince the visa officer that you are not intending to immigrate. It will be easier to convince the officer thereof if you're not visiting your family at their home;
- Possibly, Canadian or Mexican border control is less strict in general (I'm not sure if this is true).
A friend of mine (UK citizen) meets their spouse (US citizen) typically in Ireland, because if they were to meet in the UK or the US it would be harder to convince the officer they're not intending to permanently stay with their spouse.
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