I s there a minimum of work experience to be qualified for visa?

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i know i should have my own funds and should have a job so what's the minimum of it i should have?

would a year be enough?

[Jordan8768 107]

41 minutes ago, existing said:

i know i should have my own funds and should have a job so what's the minimum of it i should have?

would a year be enough?

In regards to a tourism visa you will need to prove ties back to your country. Having been in a job for longer obviously would help prove that but as long as you have a stable job with proof of return to that job it'll help. Also have some kind of lease for an apartment or house would help. 

 

You need to prove that you will return to your country after your visit and part of the proof is not only verbal but on paper. 

[existing 0]

1 hour ago, Jordan8768 said:

In regards to a tourism visa you will need to prove ties back to your country. Having been in a job for longer obviously would help prove that but as long as you have a stable job with proof of return to that job it'll help. Also have some kind of lease for an apartment or house would help. 

 

You need to prove that you will return to your country after your visit and part of the proof is not only verbal but on paper. 

What if I had a job for 1 year with average salary?

[Unlockable 7,315]

It's not only about having a job for a specific period of time. There many other things that are looked at.

 

Do you own property?

Have you traveled to other countries?

Are you married with children?

What is your age?

Are you a student?

Is the job you have high skilled?

Do you have family in the US?

Have you previously applied for other visas in the pass?

Do you have a criminal history?

 

Those are example questions on what could be considered in deciding if you should receive a tourist visa.

[mcdull 474]

1 hour ago, existing said:

i know i should have my own funds and should have a job so what's the minimum of it i should have?

would a year be enough?

depends on your nationality and what you call an average salary.

[Boiler 45,673]

Lots of people visit the US who have no job, Students for example.

[existing 0]

1 hour ago, NuestraUnion said:

It's not only about having a job for a specific period of time. There many other things that are looked at.

 

Do you own property?

Have you traveled to other countries?

Are you married with children?

What is your age?

Are you a student?

Is the job you have high skilled?

Do you have family in the US?

Have you previously applied for other visas in the pass?

Do you have a criminal history?

 

Those are example questions on what could be considered in deciding if you should receive a tourist visa.

I live with my family, so i don't have propert under my name.

I travelled in Turkey. I am 25. Not a student. I have cousins and friends in US. Nor criminal history.

[existing 0]

550 dollars a month.

[mcdull 474]

2 minutes ago, existing said:

550 dollars a month.

I don't think you will get a visa based on that salary.

[Boiler 45,673]

A third of the minimum wage?

 

How can you earn so little and vacation in the US?

[existing 0]

1 hour ago, Boiler said:

A third of the minimum wage?

 

How can you earn so little and vacation in the US?

What if I have a sponsor?

[Boiler 45,673]

No sponsorship to visit.

[existing 0]

1 hour ago, Boiler said:

No sponsorship to visit.

So my chances are low?

[Boiler 45,673]

No idea, you have hardly mentioned anything, the CO decides.

[existing 0]

1 hour ago, Boiler said:

No idea, you have hardly mentioned anything, the CO decides.

I live with my family, so i don't have propert under my name.

I travelled in Turkey. I am 25. Not a student. I have cousins and friends in US. Nor criminal history