Visas - Document

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Umm, yes we do. A visa is attained at the airport (port, border) in Turkey for the sum of £10, $20 or €15 (only cash is accepted). You can not step on Turkish soil without this visa. It is valid for multiple entry for 90 days and does not allow you to work.

Visas are not required by Americans for stays in Belgium of up to three months within a six-month period. Americans staying for longer than three months may require a Long-stay visa.

Yes Mexican citizens do need a visa to travel to Egypt.

yes England had a visa but then it stopped now only America and Australia has a visa they just think their the richest

It depends on what nationality you are.

Switzerland is part of the Schengen Agreement. The list of which countries do and do not need a visa is the same for all Schengen countries.

Citizens of all EU and Schengen countries can enter Switzerland without a visa; plus citizens of some other countries.

There are different categories of Visa for USA. Each category have different requirement. As if you want to obtain a work visa then first of all your employer will have to submit the immigrant visa petition to the related United States Citizenship and Immigration Service Center on behalf of the employee like nurse, carpenter etc.

I have read a detailed procedure for US Visa at some site that I have included in related links. It may gives you better understanding about the procedure.

The question is a bit confusing. You might want to clarify. A travel document is a passport-like document given to a LPR (legal Permanent Resident) when they like to travel outside of the US for more then 6 months. If you are outside of US and wanna travel to US, yes you need a visa.

I am holding us and Canadian citizenship and have social security no,can i still work in Canada.

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yes you can get one from https://esta.cbp.dhs.gov/esta/esta.html?

Good Morning Ma /Sir I'm from West Africa Searching through the Internet maybe i could get the list of countries Using VISA FREE in to Canada.

Fingerprints are considered a major source of identification. In securing a United States Visa, fingerprints are required. The standard prints were thumb and forefinger, however, many have been ten-printed, which means all ten fingers have been printed.

Yes, you do need a Visa to enter Saudi Arabia.. There are many types of visa: Hajj and Umrah, Business, tourism and others. Cause all Muslims around looking to visit The Tow Holy Mosques, here is the requirements of obtaining Hajj Visa: 1- Granting the visas starts after Eid Al Fitr of every year. 2- On 25 Thu Al Qida of every year is the last day for granting Hajj visas. 3- Each pilgrim must have a check in Saudi Riyal or its equivalent in USD implying a check (fees for services of Hajj Organizations) and a check of transportation fees as follows: A - Fees of services amounting to SR 444, equivalent to USD 118. B- Fees of transportation (air conditioned) amounting 354, equivalent to USD 116. C- B- Fees of transportation (non - air conditioned) amounting 345, equivalent to USD 92. 4- Health Conditions: A - Any pilgrim coming from and epidemic country or a part of it is having a yellow fever is required to submit a vaccination certificate against this disease. B- Any pilgrim coming from and epidemic country or a part of it is having meningitis is required to submit a vaccination certificate against this disease. C- Pilgrims are not allowed to bring with them food stuffs into the Kingdom with the exception of little quantities which the pilgrim traveling by road is in need of. D- Translation of Health Certificates into Arabic or English is a must, and they should clarify the vaccination date and it should be with the pilgrim on his arrival. Requirements of obtaining Umrah Visa: 1- Season of granting Umrah visas starts from the beginning of the Month of Safar till mid Ramadan of every AH year, with the eligibility to stay for Six months. 2- Visas of Umrah are confined to those who have legal valid traveling documents to enter Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and depart to his home country or any other country and that it should be valid for at least Six months. 3- He should apply for Umrah visa via one of the licensed companies working in this field to facilitate and save his time. 4- If there are not companies in his country or there is Saudi Mission there, the following should be done:- A-Applicants for Umrah are granted visas regardless of the above mentioned stipulations. If there is not Saudi Mission in that country he shall apply at the nearest country where there is a Saudi Diplomatic Mission B-Each one must have a check or its cash equivalent amounting to US$ 300. C- He should undertake in writing to contract with one of the licensed companies upon his arrival to the entry outlet as there are offices for some companies there as he will not finalize the entry procedures to enter the Saudi lands without obtaining this contract. D - It is possible to review the offers of performing the Umrah rituals included in the new organization for Umrah and these are available with the licensed companies working in this field. For more information: http://www.mofa.gov.sa/Detail.asp?InNewsItemID=36407

If you have a Home Office Reference number, you shouldn't have a passport... at least not a British one. You may have a Travel Document... in which case you can find your HO Ref in the observations on page 2. (If you do have a British Passport, your HO Ref is now effectively redundant as you've been made a British Citizen)

It should also be listed on any correspondance you've had from the HO, or your Status letter etc, where it says "Your Ref:"

Failing that, call the Immigration Enquiry Bureau on 0870 606 7766 and ask them :o)

To get Refugee status you must have fled you home in fear of "being persecuted for reasons of race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group, or political opinion" In addition you must not be able to return to your home country for the same reason. You then must register with the United Nations High commission on Refugee's. You may be selected for an interview for resettlement in the US if you are part of a population that the UNHCR and the US have decided to resettle or if you have a close relative already in America who has applied for you to come. You must pass several interviews and medical testing. If you do you may be resettled. It is totally up to the US if the take you as refugees do not have right to admittance. There are about 14 million refugees in the world the US has accepted 41,279 of them so far. It is a long shot to say the least. It is easier for people in fear to come to the U.S. on a temporary visa and apply for asylum. To gain asylum people must prove in a court of law that they will be in danger if the return home.

Only Gibraltar I'm afraid! There's lots of commonwealth countries around the world, although you can enter without a visa if you decide to live there you would need to apply for the necessary requirement ie work and resident permits. Gibratar

for short visit ...no

Yes, a Jamaican using a Jamaican passport can travel to Antigua without a visa.

British citizens are required visa for entering Vietnam.

Without a visa, Jamaican nationals can actually travel to many countries. Places where a Jamaican national may visit for an unlimited time without a visa would be: Antiga, Barbuda, Bangladesh, Belize, Botswana, Dominca, Fiji, Gambia, Grendada, Haiti, Honduras, Ireland, Kenya, Kiribati, Lesotho, Malawi, Malaysia, Malta, Mauritius, Peru, St. Kitts & Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Vincent & the Grenadines, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Surinam, Swaziland, Tanzania, Trinidad & Tobago, Tuvalu, Uganda, Vanuatu, Yemen, Zambia, Zimbabwe.

Jamaicans may travel without a visa but are limited to no more than a 6 month visit to: Barbados.

Jamaicans may travel without a visa but are limited to no more than a 3 month visit to: Bahamas,Bermuda, Chile, Iceland, Israel, Liechtenstein, San Marino, South Korea, South Africa, Turkey.

Jamaicans may travel without a visa but are limited to no more than a 1 month visit to: Argentina, Columbia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Hong Kong, Monaco, Papua New Guinea, Uruguay.

Jamaicans may travel without a visa but are limited to no more than a 2 week visit to: Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao, St. Maarten.

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

If you are a U.S. citizen, you must have a visa to Brazil. It costs at least $140 plus visa agency service charge ($50-$150) unless you apply in person. It also takes quite a long time, a minimum of 7 days to process plus delays at the visa agency and mailing.