cr1 and covid travel

[Just Paul 4,595]

2 hours ago, JFH said:

She doesn’t qualify for a repatriation flight as she doesn’t already live here. But she does qualify to board a regular commercial flight, if you can find one between now and June 22. You may need to be creative with the routing.

There have been a few nearby embassies that allowed for LPR spouses of US Citizens with visas to fly as long as space was available.  Myanmar for example: https://mm.usembassy.gov/alert-repatriation-flight-for-u-s-citizens/

 

But it does appear the India is not allowing that.

 

Any yes I've seen some real creative routings!

[raj verma 1]

3 minutes ago, Paul & Mary said:

There have been a few nearby embassies that allowed for LPR spouses of US Citizens with visas to fly as long as space was available.  Myanmar for example: https://mm.usembassy.gov/alert-repatriation-flight-for-u-s-citizens/

 

But it does appear the India is not allowing that.

 

Any yes I've seen some real creative routings!

Yes i believe india is prioritizing US citizens and LPRs first but lets see. I hope some commercial travel starts soon

[bobjennyhitched 99]

18 hours ago, raj verma said:

Oh ok, yeah i am in chicago so that wouldnt be a problem for entry.. but the only problem is, I am not sure how my wife will travel out of india as commercial flights are not operating and she isnt eligible for the repatration flights. Thats the reason of this whole stress lol

My husband called United (he's 1K), they have certain flights/routes that are backed by the government, might be worth enquiring? Most flights out of the UK were cancelled and I travelled to London from near Manchester. I was allowed on the flight even though I didn't qualify for repatriation. 

 

Failing that, I'd contact the embassy, they should be able to re-issue the visa.

I feel your pain, we weren't sure for a while, then I had two days notice to get a flight! Good luck, I hope you get her flight sorted soon!