what do i need to stay in mexico for a year?
I am 18 years old and my fiance lives in Chiapas Mexico. I want to go and stay with him for a year until he can get his visa and passport. I want to eventually live there in the future. I looked on the internet and it said could stay there for 6 months without a visa and there is a student visa for a year. Do you what I need to be looking or what i need to live there?
Other - Mexico - 6 Answers
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A bullet proof vest!
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A gun
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What do you need to stay in Mexico for a year? Patience, determination and money. Low motivation and willingness to get drunk a lot also help.
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Chiapas should be fine. You can actually go in with a 180 day visa. Once there, you can apply for permanent residence, as you will be his fiance. So there is a permanent resident route, education visa route, and tourist...but there is another way too. Chiapas is literally right next to the border. All you have to do is go to spend a weekend in Guatemala, and they will stamp you for another six months. Do it every 2 or 3 months or so, they won't really care.
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6 months is your limit .... period !! And is is not without a visa ... it's with a FMM Tourist Visa. If you are not flying back you could probably get away with over staying your visa as they don't check at the border. Flying back requires a current visa. If you've never been to Mexico there's a good chance you'll head back in a few months
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You can get a 6 month tourist permit, and when it is near to expiring, you need to go to the border, cross, return in a few hours and get a new 6 month permit. You may not work. You need to know that it is nearly impossible for a Mexican citizen, especially a young man, to get even a tourist visa to the U.S. The only possible way for him to immigrate to the U.S. is for you to sponsor him for a fiance visa...you must be in the U.S., and he must be in Mexico. An internet relationship will not qualify. See site below. If you decide to live in Mexico in the future...that is a different thing entirely...see 2nd site.
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Thursday, March 14, 2013
what is the best school to study art in Mexico?
what is the best school to study art in Mexico?
i have been a student in an art class for 2 years, the classes are free so i don't get a degree in art for this class, But now I want to obtain a degree so that I can become an Art teacher. Which school would be the best in Mexico to do this. Any info will be greatly appreciated. THANK YOU!
Other - Education - 2 Answers
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i have been a student in an art class for 2 years, the classes are free so i don't get a degree in art for this class, But now I want to obtain a degree so that I can become an Art teacher. Which school would be the best in Mexico to do this. Any info will be greatly appreciated. THANK YOU!
Other - Education - 2 Answers
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Thursday, March 7, 2013
I'm a citizen of the USA and my sister is from mexico. I want her to vaction here for 2 weeks legally. How?
I'm a citizen of the USA and my sister is from mexico. I want her to vaction here for 2 weeks legally. How?
She is a student in mexico and i am one here. i want her to be able to be here for my graduation in Dec. What do i do????
Embassies & Consulates - 2 Answers
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apply for a visa. You can ask your school to send her a invitation letter for ur graduation. Then, she can apply for the visa easier. My mom did the same thing too.
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Unless your sister has other US immigration documents, she will need to apply at the nearest US foreign mission in Mexico for a B1/B2 visitor's visa. See the following Department of State website for other information: http://mexico.usembassy.gov/eng/evisas.html
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She is a student in mexico and i am one here. i want her to be able to be here for my graduation in Dec. What do i do????
Embassies & Consulates - 2 Answers
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apply for a visa. You can ask your school to send her a invitation letter for ur graduation. Then, she can apply for the visa easier. My mom did the same thing too.
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Unless your sister has other US immigration documents, she will need to apply at the nearest US foreign mission in Mexico for a B1/B2 visitor's visa. See the following Department of State website for other information: http://mexico.usembassy.gov/eng/evisas.html
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Friday, March 1, 2013
Are my peers indirectly supporting the violence in Mexico?
Are my peers indirectly supporting the violence in Mexico?
I am a high school student in Dallas, TX. Marijuana is everywhere. By buying pot from small scale, school drug dealers, are fun loving, harmless students supporting the terrible events in Mexico? What percentage is marijuana out of all the drugs being imported into the U.S.? What percentage of marijuana in the U.S. is grown in the U.S.?
Civic Participation - 5 Answers
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now days with all the border crack down, more is grown over here than ever before like 70% last time i've heard. may be different in TX
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Yes, every time someone is murdered or raped by drug dealers, their blood is on your hands.
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no peers are not supporting violence. the drugs from mexico are coke and hard line drugs. most maryjo is from the USA other countries grow hashish
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This time of the year, almost all mary jane is brought in from mexico. Around September or October, the main US crop us being harvested. But, back to your question, yes, their helping the mexican drug dealers. Shame on them. Hopefully they'll live long enough to regret their actions.
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Yes. Drugs are not sold because someone is interested in making sure that you're having a good time getting high. Drugs are sold to make money. And the money made from drugs does not stop at small time dealers. Drugs are an industry, an underground economy, and you are supporting the entire system even when purchasing from a small scale distributor. Another fact about marijuana is that it is known as a gateway drug which can lead to substances that are addictive, such as alcohol or heroin. A lot of money is made with those substances, so once again, buying marijuana adds to the culture of supporting people who make money from illegal drugs. The problem of supporting a drug economy does not stop at illegal substances. We should also consider the support we give to legal drugs such as tobacco, or even pain killers.
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I am a high school student in Dallas, TX. Marijuana is everywhere. By buying pot from small scale, school drug dealers, are fun loving, harmless students supporting the terrible events in Mexico? What percentage is marijuana out of all the drugs being imported into the U.S.? What percentage of marijuana in the U.S. is grown in the U.S.?
Civic Participation - 5 Answers
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now days with all the border crack down, more is grown over here than ever before like 70% last time i've heard. may be different in TX
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Yes, every time someone is murdered or raped by drug dealers, their blood is on your hands.
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no peers are not supporting violence. the drugs from mexico are coke and hard line drugs. most maryjo is from the USA other countries grow hashish
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This time of the year, almost all mary jane is brought in from mexico. Around September or October, the main US crop us being harvested. But, back to your question, yes, their helping the mexican drug dealers. Shame on them. Hopefully they'll live long enough to regret their actions.
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Yes. Drugs are not sold because someone is interested in making sure that you're having a good time getting high. Drugs are sold to make money. And the money made from drugs does not stop at small time dealers. Drugs are an industry, an underground economy, and you are supporting the entire system even when purchasing from a small scale distributor. Another fact about marijuana is that it is known as a gateway drug which can lead to substances that are addictive, such as alcohol or heroin. A lot of money is made with those substances, so once again, buying marijuana adds to the culture of supporting people who make money from illegal drugs. The problem of supporting a drug economy does not stop at illegal substances. We should also consider the support we give to legal drugs such as tobacco, or even pain killers.
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