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We have an ill mother who just got released from hospital but needs 24/7 care for the next few months. My sister has a visitors visa but just left in Jan after visiting for 6 months. I have a letter from the hospital saying mom needs 24/7 care is there some kind of approval process I can go through so sis can come visit for a few months while she is receiving. 

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Nope, actually mentioning the nursing aspect is not a good idea. She can try visiting. Could her Mother go home?

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She can not mother is here in US on a green card. Sis paperwork is at NVC so currently she visits ever 1.5 years on her tourist visa but if came back so soon would be questioned. Mom is too I’ll to take a 18+ hour trip.

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She can certainly try, it has been a few months, how long does she think she will need to stay?

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All she can do is try, perhaps via Abu Dhabt?

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16 hours ago, Jnegi1030 said:

We have an ill mother who just got released from hospital but needs 24/7 care for the next few months. My sister has a visitors visa but just left in Jan after visiting for 6 months. I have a letter from the hospital saying mom needs 24/7 care is there some kind of approval process I can go through so sis can come visit for a few months while she is receiving. 

She can try to return to the US for another visit.  There is really nothing you can do.  However, there is the possibility she will be questioned and denied entry.  She should be prepared to convince CBP that she will return after the visit. 

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21 hours ago, Jnegi1030 said:

We have an ill mother who just got released from hospital but needs 24/7 care for the next few months. My sister has a visitors visa but just left in Jan after visiting for 6 months. I have a letter from the hospital saying mom needs 24/7 care is there some kind of approval process I can go through so sis can come visit for a few months while she is receiving. 

I would look to finding 24/7 care within the US.

 

That is not the purpose of tourist visas.

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