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@Marc *******
is this the job seeker visa I read about? Yes, that was on my radar for sure
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@Jeremy *******
Getting married is a possibility but it wouldn’t help the situation . That opens the door to applying for a long term visa but the conviction would eliminate that possibility
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@John *********
I was looking online at schools and one (New Stanford School) made it clear that applicants should not have a criminal record. When I messaged them and asked they said that immigration recently had a big meeting and decided to crack down on people with records using ED visa to easily get into the country. I’ll see what else I can learn about that
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Here is the problem with most suggested solutions. I have a conviction in the US from a long time ago that eliminates the possibility of any visa, even the Ed visa (which I just learned today). We just want to find a way to be together long term but it will not be easy from what a I have been reading
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@Allan *******
we met before I arrived in Thailand but we spent a few months together there
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