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My friend has a B-1/B-2 MULTIPLE INDEFINITELY (American) visa. What kind of a visa is that?

by Guest61077  |  earlier

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There is such a visa. It writes on his passport!

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  1. Sorry, but there is no such thing as a US "B-1/B-2 multiple indefinitely" visa.  

    A B-1/B-2 visa means the holder is visiting the US for (limited) business and/or pleasure; multiple (entry) means the holder is eligible to seek entry at a US port of entry more than once, up to the final day of the visa's validity; and in terms of validity, the very most a US visa will have is a ten-year validity, based on international reciprocity - the expiration date is printed on the visa itself.


  2. It's a tourist visa.  Your friend cannot lawfully hold a job and must leave by the date stamped on his/her I-94 that was issued at the time he/she entered the United States.

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