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Non-Immigrant Visas

Visa Eligibility

Please be aware that visa issuance is not automatic. United States immigration law places on each non-immigrant visa applicant a presumption of immigrant intent, with the burden of proof on the applicant to overcome this presumption in order to establish his or her eligibility for a non-immigrant visa. Applicants may overcome this presumption through the presentation of evidence of strong family, social and economic ties to their country of residence, which would compel them to depart the U.S. at the completion of their authorized stay.

A consular officer's determination of whether an applicant is entitled to non-immigrant visa status is made on the basis of the objective circumstances presented by the applicant, and what these circumstances indicate about the applicant's intentions, as outlined above. The decision cannot be based on the assurances of friends, relatives or other associates of the applicant.

VISA FOLAU TAIMI NOUNOU

Koe Makatu’unga ‘e Tali ai ha Kole Visa

Kātaki ‘o fakatokanga’i ange koe ngāue ki he kole ngofua folau taimi nounoú ‘oku ‘ikai ke lava ke tali pē he taimi ‘oku fai mai ai ‘a e kole ngofuá. Koe lao ki he fefolau’aki ‘a ‘Ameliká ‘oku ne tu’utu’uni koe tokotaha kole visa (ngofua) folau taimi nounou kotoa pē kuo pau ke lau pē ia ‘oku taumu’a ‘ene fie folau ki ‘Ameliká ke ‘alu ‘o nofo ‘aupito ‘i ‘Amelika. Koe fatongia ia ‘oe tokotaha kole visa folau taimi nounou kotoa pē ke ne fakamahino mai ki he ‘ofisa koniselá ‘a e ngaahi ‘uhinga mālohi ‘e folau ai ki ‘Amelika pea toe foki mai ki hono fonuá. ‘E lava ke fakamahino mai ‘e he tokotaha kole visá ‘oku ‘ikai ke ne taumu’a ‘alu ‘o nofo ‘aupito ‘i ‘Amelika ‘aki ha’ane ‘omai ha me’a ke fakahaa’i mahino mai ‘ene ta’e fie mavahe mei hono fonuá, hangē ko ha ‘uhinga fakafāmili, ngaahi ‘uhinga pe tu’unga he nofo fakakoló pe fakafonuá pē ko ha ngaahi ‘uhinga faka’ekonomika - ‘aia koe ngaahi ‘uhinga malohi eni ‘e tu’unga ai ha mavahe ‘a e tokotaha kole visá mei ‘Amelika ‘i he hili e taimi ne fakangofua ke ne nofo aí.

Koe tu’utu’uni ‘e fai ‘e he ‘ofisa koniselá - pe ‘oku totonu ke ma’u (pe ‘ikai ma’u) ha visa folau taimi nounou ‘a ha taha - ‘oku fakatefito ia ‘i he ngaahi me’a koeni ‘oku hā atu ‘i ‘olungá, pea mo ‘ene vakai ki he ngaahi ‘uhinga ‘oku ‘omai ‘ehe tokotaha takitaha ki he taumu’a ‘ene folaú. ‘Oku ‘ikai fai ‘a e tu’utu’uní ni makatu’unga ‘i ha fakamo’oni mai ‘a ha ngaahi kaungame’á, kāingá pe ko ha toe ngaahi kaungame’a kehe ‘o e tokotaha kole visá.

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