emily111:


yes sir, it allowed in UAE to work on visit visa and if the company love your job skill and you also want to stay you, they process resident and working visa for you. that 2 years and it done like that in UAE for years

Mizwisdom:
To get Visa has become a wilderness experience involving marathon prayers, fasting, planning, preparing, setting of goals, you can add yours, just because of how desperate some people are, making things more difficult than ever.

seyewest:


It is illegal to work in Dubai or the Emirates on a tourist visa, you can only search for job on it and return to your country while your potential employer process your work visa.

emily111:


OK Mr seye, so what do you think i tell the VO i did for so long, i know is not idea to tell lie but what do you suggest in this case

thanks

emily111:


OK Mr seye, so what do you think i tell the VO i did for so long, i know is not idea to tell lie but what do you suggest in this case

thanks

oluayebenz:


Your story is too complicated.......

You have a pending UK job offer
You stayed for 5weeks in the Emirate, you even take job offer with tourist visa.....
Those two stories na straight red card.

Just go to your interview and dont mention anything, just answer whatever the VO ask you truthfully.
As of recent your UAE visa doesnt count as travel history with the US embassy..... So the VO might not even ask anything about the visa.

Goodluck

emily111:


yes sir, it allowed in UAE to work on visit visa and if the company love your job skill and you also want to stay you, they process resident and working visa for you. that 2 years and it done like that in UAE for years

emily111:
Hello good evening I hope we all had a wonderful weekend,

Please house my interview is coming up this coming week and I’m a first time applicant I have previously traveled to United Arabia emirate last year August and spent 1 month and one week please house I don’t know if this would affect my application due to the long stay in UAE it just a visit.

And also I might not use the US visa because I have a job offer from the UK which have done the medical last month and waiting for the reply on when to move to the UK I have all document to prove that and it all genuine I don’t know if I mention this at my interview it would boost my chance.

I would so much appreciate all replies to this.

Uncle seyiwest And co.

shagaman:



Let me give you a little advice if you would be patient enough.

1) if genuinely you have a job offer in the uk why the rush to get a US visa, because it is far easier to get a visa from uk than Nigeria.
2) you have done medical as you said thus all your plans and savings should be geared towards your relocation to the uk, this guys are psychologists they read between the lines .

Concentrate on the uk Job and pray it works out fine after working for a while in the uk then you can go on vacation in the US. the choice is yours

seyewest:


That U.S visa is a back up in case the job in U.K is not good enough and everything is gear towards escaping Nigeria by all means.

skdfu747:
Published by the US Embassy Nigeria.

REVISED VISA RECIPROCITY SCHEDULE FOR NIGERIA: Effective worldwide on 29 August, Nigerian citizens will be required to pay a visa issuance fee, or reciprocity fee, for all approved applications for nonimmigrant visas in B, F, H1B, I, L, and R visa classifications.

https://ng.usembassy.gov/u-s-allocates-an-additional-75-million-to-fight-hiv-and-aids-in-nigeria-2/

OmoBendel24:



Revised Visa Reciprocity for Nigeria


REVISED VISA RECIPROCITY SCHEDULE FOR NIGERIA: Effective worldwide on 29 August, Nigerian citizens will be required to pay a visa issuance fee, or reciprocity fee, for all approved applications for nonimmigrant visas in B, F, H1B, I, L, and R visa classifications. The reciprocity fee will be charged in addition to the nonimmigrant visa application fee, also known as the MRV fee, which all applicants pay at the time of application. Nigerian citizens whose applications for a nonimmigrant visa are denied will not be charged the new reciprocity fee. Both reciprocity and MRV fees are non-refundable, and their amounts vary based on visa classification.


Since early 2018, the U.S. government has engaged the Nigerian government to request that the Nigerian government change the fees charged to U.S. citizens for certain visa categories. After eighteen months of review and consultations, the government of Nigeria has not changed its fee structure for U.S. citizen visa applicants, requiring the U.S. Department of State to enact new reciprocity fees in accordance with our visa laws.

OmoBendel24:


That’s actually the way it is my broda. The news is 3 years ago though.... Even our Nigeria visa on arrival that is valid for only 15 days goes for about $180-200.

Reciprocity indeed! And we have several bitter people saying the Americans are “cheating” us, people that are so docile they can’t even ask their own government a single question oh!

One major thing I have come to realise is that as much as 80-90% persons with US visa refusals I have come across actually wanted to bolt with the visa. Then those with approval are mostly people that plan to go and come back (except for recent times sha), at least in my own circle. Una lie! In essence, these guys (VOs) are mostly getting their job done appropriately, yeah. Be sincere with yourselves please, the bulk of you lot busy liking some nonsense and senseless posts on here are majorly INTENDING IMMIGRANTS that got beaten to their own game, BITTER.... Simple!

I dey my area, make una come beat me na!

OmoBendel24:



Revised Visa Reciprocity for Nigeria


REVISED VISA RECIPROCITY SCHEDULE FOR NIGERIA: Effective worldwide on 29 August, Nigerian citizens will be required to pay a visa issuance fee, or reciprocity fee, for all approved applications for nonimmigrant visas in B, F, H1B, I, L, and R visa classifications. The reciprocity fee will be charged in addition to the nonimmigrant visa application fee, also known as the MRV fee, which all applicants pay at the time of

seyewest:


lolzzzzzz.... una eyes go soon clear, U.S Govt doing the right thing, last week I told @omobendel that we're cheating U.S Govt and he agreed with me, now it's 50-50 no cheating.

seyewest:


lolzzzzzz.... una eyes go soon clear, U.S Govt doing the right thing, last week I told @omobendel that we're cheating U.S Govt and he agreed with me, now it's 50-50 no cheating.

OmoBendel24:


18 good months oh, after 18 good months! Those whinning and crying always about visa fees "exploitation" better wake up, gear up and hold your almost good for nothing uselessly-directionless-Japan-visiting government (while others are doing things big and great out there in France) to this, because they will do nothing to quickly correct this if ignored by your usual docility.

Una go pay una go tire!

OmoBendel24:


Lolz, yeah! Anyways those refused a US visa won't be so much concerned about the development that much. That's extra 41,000 Nigeria "shekels", plus 59. Wow, that's a 100k. And our government has been taking this much from them too oh, NON-REFUNDABLE too....

OmoBendel24:


Lolz, yeah! Anyways those refused a US visa won't be so much concerned about the development that much. That's extra 41,000 Nigeria "shekels", plus 59. Wow, that's a 100k. And our government has been taking this much from them too oh, NON-REFUNDABLE too....

Beautyaddy:


Yes.

And from the report it stated that the US government tried to convince the Nigerian government to do away with the extra fees charges but as you know Nigeria government always maintains hard stance for change when it comes to letting go of money...lol!

dsaynt:
https://ng.usembassy.gov/u-s-allocates-an-additional-75-million-to-fight-hiv-and-aids-in-nigeria-2/

More money to be paid for visas. Additional $110 is your Visa is granted

OmoBendel24:


Lolz, yeah! Anyways those refused a US visa won't be so much concerned about the development as it were. That's extra 41,000 Nigeria "shekels", plus 59. Wow, that's a 100k. And our government has been taking this much from them too oh, NON-REFUNDABLE too....

mruc:
Good evening house I want to book for appointments for B1/B2 tourist Visa,How can I get the website.Thanks is urgent

OmoBendel24:


Lolz, yeah! Anyways those refused a US visa won't be so much concerned about the development as it were. That's extra 41,000 Nigeria "shekels", plus 59. Wow, that's a 100k. And our government has been taking this much from them too oh, NON-REFUNDABLE too....

Enick:
Hello gurus

I have traveled to the UK, and UAE. I intend to apply for US B1/B2 visa. I have a brother in the US who is very close to obtaining citizenship and possibly file for us(his siblings) in the near future. He entered the United state with a spouse visa.

I want to be very honest with my application but I am thinking if I mention my brother in my application, it is almost certain I may be denied because he could be seen a strong reason why I may not return.


Do you think I should say anything about him or include him? I am married with three kids but I intend to apply alone. What are your opinions?

shagaman:



Let me give you a little advice if you would be patient enough.

1) if genuinely you have a job offer in the uk why the rush to get a US visa, because it is far easier to get a visa from uk than Nigeria.
2) you have done medical as you said thus all your plans and savings should be geared towards your relocation to the uk, this guys are psychologists they read between the lines .

Concentrate on the uk Job and pray it works out fine after working for a while in the uk then you can go on vacation in the US. the choice is yours