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Returning to US after using K-2

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Neonred   3,562

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First, my fiancee will officially become my wife this Saturday!

Her daughter will enter the US mid June on her K-2 visa. Since the time of the interview in March her daughter (18 years old) has decided to stay in the US for about six weeks and then return to Russia to continue her studies at the university. At this point she is happy living in Russia. As long as she is happy there then we are happy. My concern is that after using the K-2 visa and then returning to Russia what type of visa will she need in the future for her to visit us and will there be difficulties getting it?

On my last trip to Russia I met a Russian girl on the plane that was returning from visiting her parents that are now living in the US and I guess she had no problems with a visa.

I am assuming it will not be a big problem, but I am looking for some insight here. Does any one see any problems here?

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Boiler Grand Master

Boiler   45,488

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Visa - B2

Depends on her individual circumstances.

Generally they are more difficult to obtain in Russia.

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B-2 visa and it is will be difficult to get it because she must prove she has ties to russia and further will return ..

good luck and happy marriage life,

Alma from KY

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Alma, Almaty, Kazakhstan & Scott, Horse Cave, Kentucky

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