Sha-Lee88

Excellent answer. Thank you for the thoughtful response.

Please, enlighten me on the major issues to "our plan". We have a set date. Venue. Guests. Etc. We aren't going to change that.

Our plan is not to marry right away upon entry. Our marriage date is closer to the 90-day mark. Therefore, for the first 80+ days, she will not be on my insurance. In the meantime, we need options for insurance. A K-1 is a Non-Immigrant Visa, technically. So, how would travel insurance not work to cover my fiancée's needs until the marriage date? Other non-immigrant visas can cover a traveler to the US for 90 days. Why is this non-immigrant visa any different?

Greetings, My fiancee is arriving this month. I would like to purchase travel insurance for her so she will be covered up until marriage (she will be added to my employer's insurance afterward). What companies are the best? I have done some research and cannot seem to find a consensus for people traveling to the US. I want something that will handle any medical issues that may arise, even if it is pricey. Does anyone have any advice? Feel free to PM me if you don't want to share publicly. Thanks.

Greetings, I have some questions in advance of our K-1 interview in Johannesburg, SA: 1. Does the embassy require that the interview is scheduled before the medical exam can be scheduled? The medical examiner site has an appointment request form that asks for the interview date. 2. How long does it take for the medical facility to get the results to the embassy after the medical exam? A few days? A few weeks? 3. What is a typical timeframe between the medical exam and the interview date? 4. Did you receive notifications from the JHN consulate via snail mail or email? 5. How efficient was the consulate in Johannesburg? Did they communicate well and effectively with those applying for a visa?