US Visa Costs
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US Visa Costs
Quick question...
I went to the US in February this year with a VISA for flight training.
I need to go back to do some MEP training. Does anyone know how much it costs to re-issue a second visa. I obviously do not need the interview at the Embassy in London but have been looking through the websites and just get completley lost.
Thanks.... Spit
I went to the US in February this year with a VISA for flight training.
I need to go back to do some MEP training. Does anyone know how much it costs to re-issue a second visa. I obviously do not need the interview at the Embassy in London but have been looking through the websites and just get completley lost.
Thanks.... Spit
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Hi Spitty,
Bad news I'm afraid, you will need to go back to London for another visit to the US Embassy.
I have just returned to Florida for more flight training having previously been on an M-1. Like you my interpretation of the Embassy's website was that I didn't have to go for another appointment. I emailed and called to verify this but was informed that a trip up to London was once again necessary.
It is also going to cost you more this time as well I'm sorry to say. You will now have to pay a $100 fee to SEVIS, who the flight school will use to issue you your I-20 form, I know of at least one person who already whose visa has been declined as they did not take the receipt of payment for this with them to the US Embassy.
Also you need to pay a fee to the TSA, which I think is $130, this started on Wednesday this week. Check out this thread started by NAC if you haven't already. TSA Training Rule
Sorry to be the bearer of news of more expense!
With all the fees be imposed on foreign students wishing to train in the US now, I think there will come a point soon where the hassle of all the additional paperwork and new fees being introduced will not justify the constantly reducing savings over training in Europe.
Good luck with it all.
Matt
Bad news I'm afraid, you will need to go back to London for another visit to the US Embassy.
I have just returned to Florida for more flight training having previously been on an M-1. Like you my interpretation of the Embassy's website was that I didn't have to go for another appointment. I emailed and called to verify this but was informed that a trip up to London was once again necessary.
It is also going to cost you more this time as well I'm sorry to say. You will now have to pay a $100 fee to SEVIS, who the flight school will use to issue you your I-20 form, I know of at least one person who already whose visa has been declined as they did not take the receipt of payment for this with them to the US Embassy.
Also you need to pay a fee to the TSA, which I think is $130, this started on Wednesday this week. Check out this thread started by NAC if you haven't already. TSA Training Rule
Sorry to be the bearer of news of more expense!
With all the fees be imposed on foreign students wishing to train in the US now, I think there will come a point soon where the hassle of all the additional paperwork and new fees being introduced will not justify the constantly reducing savings over training in Europe.
Good luck with it all.
Matt
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Well, roll on that day .. would be nice to tell em where to stick their visa! I'm all for more training in Europe!
I myself had a visit from Special Branch here thanks to the FBI wanting to ask stupid questions cos I hired a plane in Florida, muppets!
I myself had a visit from Special Branch here thanks to the FBI wanting to ask stupid questions cos I hired a plane in Florida, muppets!
