I had a Norwegian coworker pass away when I lived in Mongolia. It cost 90,000USD to ship her body home. She was insured, so she got shipped, but many people don’t realize the costs and don’t have repatriation insurance.
- I can’t answer why they can’t correct the info, but just know that they state that they can’t and if you do supply incorrect info, it will be rejected. As you mentioned, you can see on here, this has happened many times. Best of luck with the next application
Usually when there are any errors on the application, including names misspelled, incorrect dates, etc, your application will be canceled and you lose the application fee. There is no way to fix the error. What is strange in your situation is that they have not canceled your application yet. Have you logged onto the portal and checked to see if there are any updates?
Anonymous participant 161 - career? I am sure you are an English teacher. Haha. I have only had 2 visas in 10 years. Not bouncing at all. I changed jobs and with it, my visa changed. Never been on a visa run ever.
Anonymous participant 161 - Def red flags. I am sure you have not been here 15 years and I am sure you have been stopped more often, hence your super focus on the matter. Not working with immigration, just using common sense. Not irritated at all, maybe slightly amused. Don’t get why the need to be anonymous. You some sort of VIP🤪?
Anonymous participant 161 - My apologies, I never said having a visa means immunity. My only argument was around this stupid statement you keep making around the randomness of these checks. We all know it isn’t random. immigration isn’t randomly selecting people to spend an hour plus being scrutinized. They are selecting people with potential red flags. You don’t like hearing that because you have been stopped twice, which implies you have red flags. However this is reinforced by the fact that you want to remain anonymous.