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[JustSherry 0]

If my fiance and I meet in Korea and get married, can we both stay there and wait out the K-3 visa process together....I would be teaching English.

[CutienPurg 0]

It seems to me that you can , as long as (best case scenario) you maintain some kind of domile in the US or ( second best ) you can prove that you will re-establish domile immediately upon returning to the US. I also think you'll be in for a significant wait if your husband to be is from Pakistan.

The rules regarding domile are addressed to some degree in the instructions for the affidavit of support.

Good Luck

[JustSherry 0]

Can he live in Korea during the waiting process or does he have to be in Pakistan?

It seems to me that you can , as long as (best case scenario) you maintain some kind of domile in the US or ( second best ) you can prove that you will re-establish domile immediately upon returning to the US. I also think you'll be in for a significant wait if your husband to be is from Pakistan.

The rules regarding domile are addressed to some degree in the instructions for the affidavit of support.

Good Luck

[meauxna 15]

Can he live in Korea during the waiting process or does he have to be in Pakistan?

If he can legally reside in Korea, he can interview there, if that is what you're trying to find out.

We did a thrid-country case (resident in the country, but not a citizen/not the home country). The Consulate will often want evidence that he can legally remain for 6+ months.

[JustSherry 0]

That is what I was wondering. Thanks for the information!

Sherry

Can he live in Korea during the waiting process or does he have to be in Pakistan?

If he can legally reside in Korea, he can interview there, if that is what you're trying to find out.

We did a thrid-country case (resident in the country, but not a citizen/not the home country). The Consulate will often want evidence that he can legally remain for 6+ months.