validity of visas electronically [closed]

Do airlines or immigration officers verify the validity of visas(forged or real one) electronically when we are travelling from an african country to Schengen area, Canada or USA?

Best Answer

The US, Canada and several Schengen countries require passenger information be sent prior to departure so the answer is, yes, they can verify your Passport and Visa.

Whether they do is entirely up to them.

Seems Emirates has the most current list of countries that require this. It's generally called APIS (Advance Passenger Information System).

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How long do E visas last?

The e-Visa is valid for multiple entries and is valid for 1 year from the day of electronic approval.

Is there any validity for visa?

The time between visa issuance and expiration date is called your visa validity. The visa validity is the length of time you are permitted to travel to a port-of-entry in the United States. Depending on your nationality, visas can be issued from a single entry (application) up to multiple/unlimited entries.

How many days does the visa fee validity?

The visa fee is therefore valid for one year from the date of payment. During this period, you should arrange an interview appointment at a U.S. consulate or embassy, as the visa fee would be due again after the twelve months.

What is the maximum period of validity of an immigrant visa?

\xa7 42.72 Validity of visas. (a) Period of validity. With the exception indicated herein, the period of validity of an immigrant visa shall not exceed six months, beginning with the date of issuance.

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