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Just curious how hard it is to get a tourist visa for my inlaws. My father in-law is retired which I hear makes it easier.

16/10/2006- Interview date- I'm nervous and my fiance is cool calm and collective. And she's the one that has to do the interview.

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Just curious how hard it is to get a tourist visa for my inlaws. My father in-law is retired which I hear makes it easier.
My inlaws are here on a tourist visa as we speak. They got here um, Thursday night, will be here for two weeks.

The visa process is absolutely painless and is well documented on the embassy website. Additionally, I answered this question and included links to info in another thread:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=21257

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First: good luck with your inlaws :-) Hope everything goes well. Thanks for the links. Glad to see that it's possible. I know I've heard that retirees are easier to get visas than young people. Thanks for the info

16/10/2006- Interview date- I'm nervous and my fiance is cool calm and collective. And she's the one that has to do the interview.

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Anyone ever had a young, single woman, visit on a tourist visa?

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Anyone ever had a young, single woman, visit on a tourist visa?

OMG Slim. Are you getting ideas? What will Elena think about your question? LOL

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Hey Slim...check out this link. It will answer your question. I think if it was faster to do a tourist visa I would have done that first and then had her come here. But it's the American Immigration system. Gotta go by the rules.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=32261

16/10/2006- Interview date- I'm nervous and my fiance is cool calm and collective. And she's the one that has to do the interview.

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Anyone ever had a young, single woman, visit on a tourist visa?

OMG Slim. Are you getting ideas? What will Elena think about your question? LOL

I was asking because I'm sure her sister will want to visit some day.

I remember there was a poster on here a while ago that met his wife while she was here on a visitor visa that was arranged through her sister that came on a K-1. Does anyone else remember this? Or, does anyone have an experience like this?

Hey Slim...check out this link. It will answer your question. I think if it was faster to do a tourist visa I would have done that first and then had her come here. But it's the American Immigration system. Gotta go by the rules.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=32261

I remember this guy too, but his situation was just a little different. I'm asking about specifically getting a family member (sister, single with no kids) here on a visitor visa.

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Haven't head about that one but I wouldn't imagine it would be too easy. I've only heard that if she did some extensive traveling throughout Europe she might have a good chance. If she owns her flat and owes money to the bank that would help to. If she has kids thats a big one as well.

16/10/2006- Interview date- I'm nervous and my fiance is cool calm and collective. And she's the one that has to do the interview.

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