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how much money needed to meet the public charge provisions

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The OP said he will be living by himself and getting a job within a month. Not sure how realistic this is if you have no savings. There is a misconception in Morocco that this is the land of milk and honey and quite a shock upon arrival. Hopefully he has a host.

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jan22
jan22

Unless you lose some of the attitude you have here, you likely won't even make it to the Port of Entry -- you will not be issued a visa. There is not a consular officer in the world that will accept

PedroR
PedroR

You don't need to take the money? I don't know how do you think this works but I don't think you make the rules regarding this matter. If you want to risk it and not showing any money it's your decisi

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The OP said he will be living by himself and getting a job within a month. Not sure how realistic this is if you have no savings. There is a misconception in Morocco that this is the land of milk and honey and quite a shock upon arrival. Hopefully he has a host.

The OP also thinks he can live for two years on the poverty guideline for one year... but that was all posted a while ago, hopefully he has had a good think about it and will approach it somewhat more realistically now.

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