hey guys how is it going. i have question. my gf is nurse in the philippines and she's planning to visit me here in new york she had already a tourist visa since last year. is the immigration will allow my gf to stay here i min for a vacation? 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Aug 29, 2010 by Jarnaes Jarnaes has 14 years experience and works as a OR Nurse. 7,621 Visitors; 320 Posts Maybe you need to address that question to the US State Department: Visas 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Aug 29, 2010 by nursynurseRN nursynurseRN has 12 years experience and works as a RN. 6,051 Visitors; 294 Posts hey guys how is it going. i have question. my gf is nurse in the philippines and she's planning to visit me here in new york she had already a tourist visa since last year. is the immigration will allow my gf to stay here i min for a vacation? Are you asking if she can stay in the US permanenetly? If she has a tourist visa then she can tour the US? I am not sure I am understanding your question?? 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Aug 29, 2010 by traumaRUs, MSN, APRN traumaRUs has 27 years experience as a MSN, APRN and works as a Asst Community Manager @ allnurses. 15 Followers; 134 Articles; 186,547 Visitors; 20,712 Posts Are you asking if your gf can work in the US, stay in the US?? If she is a nurse and is asking this question from that direction, the International Nursing forum might be a better place to post or I can move this thread. Just let me know. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Aug 29, 2010 by Silverdragon102, BSN Silverdragon102 has 30 years experience as a BSN and works as a Registered Nurse. 6 Followers; 141,562 Visitors; 38,621 Posts Moved to the International forum Regardless it all depends on the officer at the POE and what she tells him. It would probably help her case if she has proof of plans to return back to the Philippines at the end of the trip 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Aug 29, 2010 by zhan_yen 495 Visitors; 3 Posts just for a vacation. i have no idea if the immigration will allow her for a vacation here in US 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Aug 29, 2010 by Silverdragon102, BSN Silverdragon102 has 30 years experience as a BSN and works as a Registered Nurse. 6 Followers; 141,562 Visitors; 38,621 Posts As long as she shows ties and her tourist visa is still valid and she answers any questions truthfully I can see no reason for any problems however the end decision is with the officer at point of entry 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
