Requesting for a new visa

I overstayed my visa in Cairo for about a year and a half. Can I use the same passport to enter other countries (the USA to be specific), hoping I won't be denied?

Best Answer

Chances are more to get rejected if you overstay in any country. Having said that, it always depends on the person who interviews you for your visa. Some agents will ask really detailed questions and some might just ignore your situation if you have an otherwise good travel history.

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How do I write a letter asking for a visa?

How to Write a Visa Invitation Letter

Full name.

Address.

Date of birth.

Telephone number.

Occupation.

Home type (room/flat/rented home/owned home)

Status of the host in the host country (e.g. work visa, lawful citizen, or any other legal status)

How do you write an email asking for a visa?

I would request to kindly look into the case as my classes/Job have commenced, and if I am later than the (date), the university/Job Firm might cancel my admission/work permit. (Cordially describe your requirements). Therefore, I am very hopeful that I would get the updates sooner.

How do I reapply for visa?

To reapply, you must complete a new application form, pay the application fee, and schedule an appointment for a new interview. Review the website of the U.S. Embassy or Consulate where you plan to reapply to learn about any reapplication procedures.

How do I reapply for UK visa?

You can only make a request if you applied in the UK to:

transfer your visa to a biometric residence permit - known as a 'transfer of conditions' ( TOC )

transfer your indefinite leave to remain to a biometric residence permit - known as 'no time limit' ( NTL )

extend your leave, switch your visa or settle in the UK.

Visa Request Procedures

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