AlexanderH
25th Jan 2010, 21:32
Hello all,
Not too sure if this post is in the correct section so please move if necessary.
I am British and have been living and working for the past year in the UK and have decided to embark on taking the JAA PPL in Florida in April. My question is related to applying for the M-1 student visa in the US. Since Jan 10th I am no longer living in the UK and will be travelling around Europe until my departure for the PPL course in April. Is it imperative that I apply for the visa in my home country ie the UK even though it is no longer (technically) my country of residence? Or could I apply for the visa in one of the countries on my travels for the next 2 months? This could be in Ireland, Poland or France. I know this is a funny question but I would appreciate any help as I would hate to mess up my application over something simple like this.:ugh:
Cheers.
Not too sure if this post is in the correct section so please move if necessary.
I am British and have been living and working for the past year in the UK and have decided to embark on taking the JAA PPL in Florida in April. My question is related to applying for the M-1 student visa in the US. Since Jan 10th I am no longer living in the UK and will be travelling around Europe until my departure for the PPL course in April. Is it imperative that I apply for the visa in my home country ie the UK even though it is no longer (technically) my country of residence? Or could I apply for the visa in one of the countries on my travels for the next 2 months? This could be in Ireland, Poland or France. I know this is a funny question but I would appreciate any help as I would hate to mess up my application over something simple like this.:ugh:
Cheers.