Getting a US VISA. Two Times.
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Getting a US VISA. Two Times.
Is it possible to get a US VISA two times?
Me and my buddy are considering a new plan because of the dark near future.
I was thinking of going to the US, get a PPL, come back to europe, join a flying club, build time, and when it gets better, go back to the US and do the rest.
Eikido
Me and my buddy are considering a new plan because of the dark near future.
I was thinking of going to the US, get a PPL, come back to europe, join a flying club, build time, and when it gets better, go back to the US and do the rest.
Eikido
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ekido...
wouldn't it be cheaper to do your hour building in the states?
i am finishing my PPL off here in the uk, then next summer, head of to the states to sit my ATPL exams and CPL. i will then see what the industry is doing then before i commit to doing the IR. if it's still pretty bad like now, i may even consider doing a FI course at my local school.
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wouldn't it be cheaper to do your hour building in the states?
i am finishing my PPL off here in the uk, then next summer, head of to the states to sit my ATPL exams and CPL. i will then see what the industry is doing then before i commit to doing the IR. if it's still pretty bad like now, i may even consider doing a FI course at my local school.
all the best with whatever you chose
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Thanks mate! All the best to you too!
However, when i mean build time, i actually mean maintain the license by flying atleast 12h (?) a year. I'm not sure how many you must do to keep it .
While doing so and working, i'll be doing ATPL DL theory in Sweden (or maybe bristol).
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Eikido
However, when i mean build time, i actually mean maintain the license by flying atleast 12h (?) a year. I'm not sure how many you must do to keep it .
While doing so and working, i'll be doing ATPL DL theory in Sweden (or maybe bristol).
Regards
Eikido
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In all honesty, you are better off contacting the US embassy in your country as they will be able to give you a more accurate answer as the US has different requirements for different countries.
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I don't mean to be rude, but I've noticed you've started a lot of threads lately. Have you ever flown an aircraft? Getting your PPL is a small part of the cost in terms of getting your CPL. If you're unsure about the future, want to hedge your bets and just do a PPL, chances are you're unlikely to save much money by going to the states. Why don't you just get going and acquire a PPL in Norway? Once you've done that and got an idea of what flying is all about, you'll be a few months, or a year down the line and have a better idea what the market is doing.
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Thanks mate.
I didn't find your post to be rude. However, i want to be sure about everything before i start my education.
Plans changes, as it seems for me at the moment because of the near future.
The reason why i want to get the PPL in the states is because i see it also as a vacation AFTER i get the PPL. So even if it costs a bit more, i want the time off afterwards. We are atleast two going possibly three.
Also, i get the PPL a bit faster than in Sweden (6-9 months) so i can start reading the ATPL theory afterwards.
PPL+ATPL theory is not so expensive (compared to CPL ME/IR) so if it all goes to hell, i get a nice PPL license (and some unncessary atpl theory)
Regards
Eikido
I didn't find your post to be rude. However, i want to be sure about everything before i start my education.
Plans changes, as it seems for me at the moment because of the near future.
The reason why i want to get the PPL in the states is because i see it also as a vacation AFTER i get the PPL. So even if it costs a bit more, i want the time off afterwards. We are atleast two going possibly three.
Also, i get the PPL a bit faster than in Sweden (6-9 months) so i can start reading the ATPL theory afterwards.
PPL+ATPL theory is not so expensive (compared to CPL ME/IR) so if it all goes to hell, i get a nice PPL license (and some unncessary atpl theory)
Regards
Eikido