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Can I apply for a multiple entry visa while holding a non-immigrant visa?

Non-Immigrant Visa Multiple Entry Visa Visa Application Process Retirement Visa Re-Entry Permit

Feb 18, 2018

8 years ago

David **********

ORIGINAL POSTER

Hi can anyone tell me,  I'm on a non immigrant visa 0 the 90 day one then I will be applying for the retirement one in March, current visa is till 11/4, 

Is it still possible to apply for a multiple entry visa while on the non immigrant visa?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user is currently on a non-immigrant visa (90-day) and plans to apply for a retirement visa in March. They are inquiring whether they can apply for a multiple entry visa while still on the non-immigrant visa. Commenters clarified that a re-entry permit would be necessary for exiting and returning during the 90-day period.

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David **********

ORIGINAL POSTER

I got the visa after I arrived, changed from tourist to non Immigrant

8 years ago

David **********

ORIGINAL POSTER

Yes I'm aware of the extension, just wasn't sure about the re-entry,

Getting advice locally is pretty much non existent.

Thanks again for your help

8 years ago

Tod *********

@Da***

, remember you can apply for a yearly extension of stay at most immigration offices when you have 45 days or less left on your current stamp. You don't lose any time by going early because they add the year to your current expiration date.

8 years ago

David **********

ORIGINAL POSTER

Tod thanks buddy, understood, I will head in to the immigration tomorrow cheers,

8 years ago

Tod *********

okay, be that as it may my original advice still stands.

IF you need to leave and come back during that 90 day "admitted until" stamp you have you'd need a re-entry permit. It would only be valid for those 90 days.

Once you get your yearly extension based on retirement you'd need to buy a new re-entry permit to cover you for the year

8 years ago

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Tod *********

You got stamped in for 90 days when you entered, IF you need to exit and come back into the country during those 90 days you would need a re-entry permit. it will ONLY be valid for that 90 day period.

8 years ago

Tod *********

I take it you're already inside the country so the validity of the VISA is of no concern anymore.

8 years ago

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Tod *********

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