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K-3 and travel after arriving in US

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My Russian wife has a 17 year old son. Next October in must enter the Russian army for mandatory service. My wife wants to return to Russia to see him off as any mother would want to do. I have heard it's difficult to travel on the 129F visa. Yes? Assuming she gets the 129f before October 08, what can she do to visit Russia?

What's the story on international travel with 129F?

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My Russian wife has a 17 year old son. Next October in must enter the Russian army for mandatory service. My wife wants to return to Russia to see him off as any mother would want to do. I have heard it's difficult to travel on the 129F visa. Yes? Assuming she gets the 129f before October 08, what can she do to visit Russia?

What's the story on international travel with 129F?

If your wife comes to the US on a K3 Visa, she should have no problem leaving and re-entering the US, as it is a multiple entry Visa. I beleive the Visa is valid for 2 years after the issue date.

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My Russian wife has a 17 year old son. Next October in must enter the Russian army for mandatory service. My wife wants to return to Russia to see him off as any mother would want to do. I have heard it's difficult to travel on the 129F visa. Yes? Assuming she gets the 129f before October 08, what can she do to visit Russia?

What's the story on international travel with 129F?

If your wife comes to the US on a K3 Visa, she should have no problem leaving and re-entering the US, as it is a multiple entry Visa. I beleive the Visa is valid for 2 years after the issue date.

Great news! Thanks!

 
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