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Jyapoo
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Posted on 05-31-09 7:48
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based on my own experience, no. your bro would need a canadian visitor visa. can try applying for on in one of the canadian consulates in the us. good luck.
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sakuntalasharma
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Posted on 05-31-09 7:53
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If he has the multiple entry to the US, yes, he can enter the US, but first he has to get the visa for Canada to enter that country.
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Ved555
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Posted on 05-31-09 9:50
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yeah.... US-Canada border is not like India-Nepal border.
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Free H1B
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Posted on 06-01-09 8:33
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I believe "NO". People who used to come on B1/B2 visa, used to save bucks by renewing their 6 months visa (which they get at airport) by going to CAN/MAX. Now this "KALE" president changed the rule so inorder to renew your visa (I know you have 5 year multiple but to get 6 month visa while entering US), you must travel the countries other then North and South America. Just talk with other experts also.
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Posted on 06-01-09 2:25
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<![CDATA[YES! Nepalese Passport holders (even those with valid US Visas) need to obtain a Canadian Visa to enter]]><![CDATA[Canada. This has always been the Canadian policy. Inquire at Canadian Embassy in DC or Canadian Consulate]]><![CDATA[else where in the US to get precise info on this.]]><![CDATA[Good Luck to your brother! ]]>
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