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F1 want to travel Canada

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Mujju_4_u Newbie

Mujju_4_u   0

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Hi, I can to US on Tourist visa (Which is expired) and changed to Student Visa F1, I been student for 4 yrs, I wanna travel to Canada for a 8 days vacation .... What's the best way to do it. Kindly Help

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Boiler Grand Master

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A visa to enter Canada

A student visa for enter US.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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Change of status works only you are in the U.S. I am afraid there is no option for you to have vacation in Canada unless you will return to India to get F-1 Visa stamped on your passport and return to the U.S.

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Did you change in America or did you go home to India in between?

I had no issues visiting Canada on my F1 visa though I had gotten it in Sweden before coming to the states. Bring proof that you're actually are studying in case you would encounter issues at the border.





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Unidentified Mentor

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Thank you everyone.... I did change my status in States, I am currently on student visa but I don't have a Stamp Visa on my passport

Then I'm pretty sure you can forget about your trip to Canada. You risk being denied re-entry.





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