Thursday, December 1, 2011

Is it hard to get a visa to go from America to Saudi Arabia

Is it hard to get a visa to go from America to Saudi Arabia?
If someone lived in Saudi Arabia for four years, and moved back to the US. and two years later wants to go visit, is it hard to get a visa to go from America to Saudi? to visit aunt uncle and cousins *family visit visa (is it hard to apply for one from the US?)
Saudi Arabia - 1 Answers
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Saudi Arabia does not have tourist visas for individuals. See site below and read under Entry/Exit Requirements.

Monday, November 21, 2011

question about getting a visa to the US for a palestinian refugee living in Saudi Arabia

question about getting a visa to the US for a palestinian refugee living in Saudi Arabia?
I'm a practicing orthodontist and would like to visit some family in the US and maybe even get a job there. How do I go about getting a visa when I only hold a watheeqa, a palestinian refugee document. Thank you for any help
Saudi Arabia - 2 Answers
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this is not a Saudi issue. this is something you have to take up (discuss) with US officials maybe you can find something here that applies to your case http://riyadh.usembassy.gov/visas.html
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When you go to the embassy to apply for a visit visa they are mainly going to consider 2 things. 1) Stability of your home country(Palestine). 2) Ties to your currant country of residence. They will consider the stability of your home country because if your home country is very unstable, which unfortunately it is, there is a bigger chance of you staying in the US illegally if you get a visa. The whole visa process is mostly there to insure that you are not a danger to the US and will not stay illegally. So being a Palestinian refugee is not going to make it easy but it is still very possible. Ties to your country of residence is another way for them to make sure that you will not stay illegally once you have the visa. If you have strong ties to your country of residence then you may have a very good chance of getting the visa. They will mostly be looking at if you have family here in Saudi, such as a husband or wife and/or children. Parents and siblings would not matter unless you happen to be their sponsor in Saudi. They would also consider having a very good paying job to be a tie to your country of residence. If your family in the US happens to be your husband or wife or your parents or your children that would make things a lot easier for you also. I know some people in similar situations to your who have gotten the visa and who have not so if you want any more info then please send me an email.

Monday, November 14, 2011

Ramadan: What percentage of Saudi Arabia residents live in Poverty

Ramadan: What percentage of Saudi Arabia residents live in Poverty?
a believer Please check the UN statistics
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how should i know? but i do know the unemployment rates are really high and one of the leading causes of divorce in saudi arabia. theresa: fyi, the rates of unemployment amongst saudis is really high. not everyone is rich. tomknight: yes its really sad isnt it? they have Quran as their constitution and yet dont follow it completely. and i dont care what the UN stats show. there was a survey done in mid east, and majority of Arab women dont find themsleves opressed. tomknight: sprout your evidence EDIT: Iranian Princess is back. sorry i mean 33 lashes :p lol
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I would guess zero, unless you count the Pakistanis, Indians, Phillipinos, and other nationals of third world countries that are enslaved there.
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they have the quran as their constitution and is ranked, by human rights groups as the most oppressed people in the world.
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no saudi nationals but plenty of pakistanis and bangla deshi's so much for the solidarity of muslims lol
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100%
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unfortunately they have high divorce rate bcz of joblessness because they always want a blue collar job.saudi nationals have i think almost no poverty only nationals of pakistan,india,bangladesh who work and do poor jobs are the poor ones and they support 8/10 members of their family at home by the money they earn there .they are only hope to their families.i would call them poor but brave people who support their families.
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Oil>?
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Imam Ali (A.S) said: "There is no greater wealth than wisdom, no greater poverty than ignorance; no greater heritage than culture and no greater support than consultation".