Help! I miss my baby!

[Hutman 0]

I am a male U.S. citizen who met a wonderful Turkish woman this summer. She was here on a work visa and we spent a month together before she returned home to finish her last two years of college in Izmir. We promised to see each other in the time before her graduation and then hopefully marry in the U.S. I understand it is difficult for her to return to America right now for a personal (non-work) visit, so I have proposed that we meet somewhere in Europe and have a mutual vacation and time to see each other. Does anyone have a suggestion for a country? We were thinking Germany because they seem to be "Turkish friendly" but we are open to any place in Europe. As a student, what is her best course of action to get a visa approval somewhere over there? Is this easier than her trying to visit the U.S. to see me? Any advice is much appreciated ! Thanks...

[stinger157 0]

I am a male U.S. citizen who met a wonderful Turkish woman this summer. She was here on a work visa and we spent a month together before she returned home to finish her last two years of college in Izmir. We promised to see each other in the time before her graduation and then hopefully marry in the U.S. I understand it is difficult for her to return to America right now for a personal (non-work) visit, so I have proposed that we meet somewhere in Europe and have a mutual vacation and time to see each other. Does anyone have a suggestion for a country? We were thinking Germany because they seem to be "Turkish friendly" but we are open to any place in Europe. As a student, what is her best course of action to get a visa approval somewhere over there? Is this easier than her trying to visit the U.S. to see me? Any advice is much appreciated ! Thanks...

I am not sure how long the germans will stay 'turkish friendly' if turkish people are going on to chase kurds with machetes through the city of Berlin.

I think the germans are the same way 'turkish friendly' as the americans are 'mexican friendly'. The situation is similar and it always depends...

If you want to see her in the near future I would recommend a country in the mediterranean. Like Italy or Croatia. There the weather is better and the temperatures are higher.

[almaty 19]

what? i did not know the Germans or Germany were biased against the Turkish...

[Ban Hammer 14,297]

what? i did not know the Germans or Germany were biased against the Turkish...

not been there lately have you? there is a bit of backlash towards the turks due to the increasing numbers in germany.

[almaty 19]

what? i did not know the Germans or Germany were biased against the Turkish...

not been there lately have you? there is a bit of backlash towards the turks due to the increasing numbers in germany.

I was there in 2004 but indulging in too many german beers and do not remember seeing a turk

[Jon&Sevi 0]

what? i did not know the Germans or Germany were biased against the Turkish...

You know what the name is of the 4th largest Turkish city????

Berlin

[DakotaK1 1]

I am not sure how long the germans will stay 'turkish friendly' if turkish people are going on to chase kurds with machetes through the city of Berlin.

I think the germans are the same way 'turkish friendly' as the americans are 'mexican friendly'. The situation is similar and it always depends...

If you want to see her in the near future I would recommend a country in the mediterranean. Like Italy or Croatia. There the weather is better and the temperatures are higher.

Well you know I would not say Turkish friendly,you could not say that America is Mexican friendly cos their not.

Germany tolerates them and thats it.

You know what the name is of the 4th largest Turkish city????

Berlin

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

what? i did not know the Germans or Germany were biased against the Turkish...

You know what the name is of the 4th largest Turkish city????

Berlin

Sounds about right.

what? i did not know the Germans or Germany were biased against the Turkish...

not been there lately have you? there is a bit of backlash towards the turks due to the increasing numbers in germany.

I was there in 2004 but indulging in too many german beers and do not remember seeing a turk

Damn, Dean. How much beer did you have?

[Pinocchio Liberal 268]

Damn, Dean. How much beer did you have?

He doesnt remember

[Ban Hammer 14,297]

what? i did not know the Germans or Germany were biased against the Turkish...

You know what the name is of the 4th largest Turkish city????

Berlin

Sounds about right.

what? i did not know the Germans or Germany were biased against the Turkish...

not been there lately have you? there is a bit of backlash towards the turks due to the increasing numbers in germany.

I was there in 2004 but indulging in too many german beers and do not remember seeing a turk

Damn, Dean. How much beer did you have?

he was too busy entertaining the strassenmadchen's

[yassmine2878 1]

I am a male U.S. citizen who met a wonderful Turkish woman this summer. She was here on a work visa and we spent a month together before she returned home to finish her last two years of college in Izmir. We promised to see each other in the time before her graduation and then hopefully marry in the U.S. I understand it is difficult for her to return to America right now for a personal (non-work) visit, so I have proposed that we meet somewhere in Europe and have a mutual vacation and time to see each other. Does anyone have a suggestion for a country? We were thinking Germany because they seem to be "Turkish friendly" but we are open to any place in Europe. As a student, what is her best course of action to get a visa approval somewhere over there? Is this easier than her trying to visit the U.S. to see me? Any advice is much appreciated ! Thanks...

Im not terribly familar with that region, but you might try seeking help in this forum http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showforum=95 . I think you might find what you're looking for there. Good luck!

what? i did not know the Germans or Germany were biased against the Turkish...

not been there lately have you? there is a bit of backlash towards the turks due to the increasing numbers in germany.

I was there in 2004 but indulging in too many german beers and do not remember seeing a turk

Do you remember seeing anything except perhaps the barroom floor, bro dean?

[Fandango 1,440]

America doesn't like Mexicans?

[yassmine2878 1]

America doesn't like Mexicans?

It depends on who you ask. My husband gets seriously irritated at the large population of illegal Mexican immigrants around here because (in his words) "they dont speak the good English"

[calamitka 0]

I have proposed that we meet somewhere in Europe and have a mutual vacation and time to see each other. Does anyone have a suggestion for a country?

I m not sure about visas for Turkish citizens but here my recommendations for romantic vacations - each country inspected by us carefully

Italy – beside everything no doubt the greatest food ever, they know how to live to enjoy life

France – south especially, and wine selection OMG

Spain- Barcelona- place to live, Andalusia - people dance flamenco on the streets

Croatia – great cost, you may be able find beach only for you two, also nice place for scuba divers, much cheaper than Italy

Greece – we would definitely be back there

Anyway why don’t you move for a while to Europe?

[DakotaK1 1]

America doesn't like Mexicans?

You get racist ppl allover the place and no not all Americans like Mexicans.

I have heard alot of people that live over here and are always complaing about them taking their jobs away etc.

Thats just something you will get in every country.

In Germany its the Germans complaining about the Turkish ppl

In England its the Brits complaning about the Pakistani and Indian ppl

etc