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Needing to get a visa before arrival doesn't prevent you from living in that country for a month. I'm a US citizen but I always get a visa before arrival when
by fastball 6y ago
Needing to get a visa before arrival doesn't prevent you from living in that country for a month.
I'm a US citizen but I always get a visa before arrival when visiting the UK.
- kranner 6y agoSeveral countries only allow a stay of up to 15 days for visa on arrival. For instance, Malaysia and Thailand for Indian visitors.
- esperent 6y agoAs an American, your process of getting a visa is basically assured. That's not the case for many nationalities where there's a good chance your application will be rejected multiple times before to get a visa.
- fastball 6y agoThe reason I mentioned this was because for me it's actually not. I am persona non grata with UKVI apparently (I've been turned away at the border when I didn't have a visa), so I always apply for a visa in advance now. It's annoying but it's not the deal-breaker people in this thread seem to think it is.