is delhi consulate that scary ?

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hello to everyone

heard a lot of APs from delhi

is delhi embassy that scary

i was just having a plan to meet my husbands far off old relative in bangladesh

do u guys suggest i shouldnt go to bangladesh

well for now i have dropped my all plans to go to singapore bangkok and other asian countries my husb is coming to meet me for a month and i m so scared of the AP that i have dropped the plan to go anywhere out of the country but he wants me to accompany him to bangladesh but i m again scared

is travel to bangladesh scary ??

thanks ,

mala

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hello to everyone

heard a lot of APs from delhi

is delhi embassy that scary

i was just having a plan to meet my husbands far off old relative in bangladesh

do u guys suggest i shouldnt go to bangladesh

well for now i have dropped my all plans to go to singapore bangkok and other asian countries my husb is coming to meet me for a month and i m so scared of the AP that i have dropped the plan to go anywhere out of the country but he wants me to accompany him to bangladesh but i m again scared

is travel to bangladesh scary ??

thanks ,

mala

Mala,

I think you are unnecessarily working yourself into a tizzy about alot of things. Just stop for a moment and breathe. The only thing you can do is be prepared with all of the information that they may ask for...e.g pictures, phone records, emails, ticket stubs...any and everything that will prove a legitimate relationship. The immigration people are mainly concerned about fraud and it's our job to prove to them that our relationship is legitimate and that we have all of our i's dotted and our t's crossed. From what I've read on this board there are entirely too many variables that go into deciding who is going to go on AP and who's not. There's only so much we can do. Just be prepared. Also one reason Delhi may seem so scary to those of us going through this particular consulate is because we don't see too many posts from the mumbai or chennai consulates. Also be mindful of the fact that we only get a piece of everyone's story so those who have been denied may have more to their issues than we know about. Everyone's situation is different and for those who are legitimate like ManuNSam, they were able to provide what the Embassy asked for and got their visa. So again my advice is to be prepared and not allow the worry to consume your every waking thought. I know this is important to you as it is to all of us but just take it one day at a time and have all of your bases covered. Good luck on everything and if you need to talk I'm around..

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hello to everyone

heard a lot of APs from delhi

is delhi embassy that scary

i was just having a plan to meet my husbands far off old relative in bangladesh

do u guys suggest i shouldnt go to bangladesh

well for now i have dropped my all plans to go to singapore bangkok and other asian countries my husb is coming to meet me for a month and i m so scared of the AP that i have dropped the plan to go anywhere out of the country but he wants me to accompany him to bangladesh but i m again scared

is travel to bangladesh scary ??

thanks ,

mala

Mala,

I think you are unnecessarily working yourself into a tizzy about alot of things. Just stop for a moment and breathe. The only thing you can do is be prepared with all of the information that they may ask for...e.g pictures, phone records, emails, ticket stubs...any and everything that will prove a legitimate relationship. The immigration people are mainly concerned about fraud and it's our job to prove to them that our relationship is legitimate and that we have all of our i's dotted and our t's crossed. From what I've read on this board there are entirely too many variables that go into deciding who is going to go on AP and who's not. There's only so much we can do. Just be prepared. Also one reason Delhi may seem so scary to those of us going through this particular consulate is because we don't see too many posts from the mumbai or chennai consulates. Also be mindful of the fact that we only get a piece of everyone's story so those who have been denied may have more to their issues than we know about. Everyone's situation is different and for those who are legitimate like ManuNSam, they were able to provide what the Embassy asked for and got their visa. So again my advice is to be prepared and not allow the worry to consume your every waking thought. I know this is important to you as it is to all of us but just take it one day at a time and have all of your bases covered. Good luck on everything and if you need to talk I'm around..

thanks sweety i am cool after reading your informative piece ,

regards ,

mala

[chri'stina 190]

Sujeet did not have a hard time at Delhi. Don't worry! I am not familiar with traveling to Bangladesh from India though.

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Bangladesh is 'scary' outside Dhaka.

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Bangladesh is 'scary' outside Dhaka.

[Saddle Bronc 124]

Indians will need a visa to travel to Bangladesh; it is best if you arrange that particular from the US (whether you are on GC or AP will make zilch difference in this case).

You can fly into Bangladesh (Dhaka or Chittagong) from Delhi on Biman, Air-India, or Indian Airlines.

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Indians will need a visa to travel to Bangladesh; it is best if you arrange that particular from the US (whether you are on GC or AP will make zilch difference in this case).

You can fly into Bangladesh (Dhaka or Chittagong) from Delhi on Biman, Air-India, or Indian Airlines.

thanks cherryXs

i got my bangldesh visa two days back

i dunno why my hubby is so attached to bangladesh

may be coz my mom and dad in laws from there

mala

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i got my bangldesh visa two days back

i dunno why my hubby is so attached to bangladesh

may be coz my mom and dad in laws from there

mala

Congrats on the visa! I'm sure you guys will have no trouble at all.

I think it's great that your hubby is loyal to his homeland! I think we should all keep some roots, like speaking mother tongue etc.

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i got my bangldesh visa two days back

i dunno why my hubby is so attached to bangladesh

may be coz my mom and dad in laws from there

mala

Congrats on the visa! I'm sure you guys will have no trouble at all.

I think it's great that your hubby is loyal to his homeland! I think we should all keep some roots, like speaking mother tongue etc.

yes thts true dear nothing can replace the homeland howsoever bad or good it is in its economy