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EAbbas   213

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hi every one my wife coming to pakistan and i want my wife stay till my visa issue

can my wife stay for long time in pakistan bcuz she is afghani bcuz i dont know wen AP will over

we miss eachother soooooooooo much i cant live without my wife any more

That is certainly up to you and her. She should be able to come to you and stay.... she can stay I think several months on a visitor visa. Check with the US embassy and see about a visitor visa to pakistan. If she is having to get a visa anyway tell her to go ahead and apply for multiple visitor visa that is in effect for 5 years instead of a one time entry. That way she can come and go for that lenght of time without having to reapply for another visa to go to pakistan.

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Jojo92122 Experienced

Jojo92122   1,924

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hi every one my wife coming to pakistan and i want my wife stay till my visa issue

can my wife stay for long time in pakistan bcuz she is afghani bcuz i dont know wen AP will over

we miss eachother soooooooooo much i cant live without my wife any more

Your wife should contact the Pakistani Embassy to see if she needs a visa to stay in Pakistan. http://www.embassyofpakistanusa.org/consa6.php

Is your wife a citizen of Afghanistan or the US??????

If she is a citizen of Afghanistan and an US legal permanent resident (LPR), then she should be careful not to abandon her LPR status. If she is outside the US for more than a year, she should get a reentry permit.

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