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i have been in the states for last five years. I completed my undergrad in four years with decent scores. I took a year off after graduation, traveled a bit and now im working on my masters degree. My visa just expired. If i were to travel home (nepal), will I have any problem getting back to the US ? I have not been home in the last five years. I want to visit home this summer but I would hate to not have my masters/phd completed in case I get stuck there. Also, i pretty much have no saving, nor do i have any loan. I do not know if that affects my visa renewal application. Id appreciate if you could share your relevant experience to help me make a wise decision.  firante

jogee · Dec 20, 2011 4:32 AM · 16,229 views

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Try going to Mexico or Canada and get the visa first. NePal ma kehi Kura ko certain hudaina.

a4apple · Dec 20, 2011 7:21 AM

 From my experience there will be no problem for you to get VISA ,do not go to canada or mexico to get stamp Do it from nepal it will be easy bcoz u already know the procedure. Best of Luck

houston2010 · Dec 20, 2011 9:33 AM

 jogi brah! screw mexico and canada.. sidha nepal gayera visa lida huncha... I went to Nepal after I completed my undergrad and the first year of my masters program. I went there this summer and enjoyed a lot. As you mentioned, I also did not have any savings when I went there. I successfully renewed my visa. I was also thinking of going to canda, but I didnt. If you are attending an accredited university, you should get a visa without any problem (unless its expensive as f..., and you're paying full tuition). And if you have an assistantship/scholarship, things will be even easier. Good Luck. have fun in Nepal!!!  Last edited: 20-Dec-11 09:20 PM

chi-sigma · Dec 20, 2011 9:19 PM

I renewed mine at Mexico, the process was smooth but a little expensive. At the port of entry, the officer said "we recommend you getting renewed at your home country..." wasn't an issue but I still wouldnt recommend going to Nepal if your visa has already expired. I still had a valid visa when I renewed mine. Just sayinggg..!!!

BlackandWhite · Mar 2, 2012 12:32 AM

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