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Visas for Groups

This is in response to your request to make an appointment for a group to come in for visa interviews at the U.S. Embassy in Suva.

In order to qualify as a group, the group organizer must provide detailed information concerning the group prior to the individuals’ interviews.   Groups going to high school reunions, family reunions, or other kinds of family/school festivities will not be considered a group.   In general, groups are only performing groups and athletic teams whose expenses are being paid by the government or by a sponsoring organization.  In addition, the group sponsor should be aware that every member of the group still needs to follow the instructions on our website for making individual appointments, i.e. http://suva.usembassy.gov, and every member must still qualify for the respective visa individually.

If you believe your organization qualifies as a group, please email the following information, and we will contact you concerning your request:

  1. Provide background information on the group, including information about the group’s purpose and when the group was formed.
  2. What is the purpose of the trip to the U.S.?  Provide a detailed itinerary of the trip.
  3. Provide contact information for the government or other organization sponsoring the trip.  Please give us the name of the person and a telephone number.
  4. Who is paying for the trip and for expenses in the United States?  You will need to provide proof of the sponsor’s ability to pay (bank statement) with all the group information. 
  5. Provide the local organizer’s/lead’s contact information, including a telephone number.
  6. Provide a complete list of group members with the date of birth of each person.  The list should include ALL members of the group on one list.
  7. Sign up for interviews via the website at http://suva.usembassy.gov.  Ensure the information required under numbers 1-6 are received by the consular section at least one week before the first interview is scheduled.

Once you have provided ALL of the above information, we will determine if your organization qualifies as a group.  Please note, all group members must still qualify for a visa individually according to U.S. law.  Thank you.

VISA FOLAU TAIMI NOUNOU

Ngaahi Kole Visa ‘a ha Kulupu (Folau Fakatokolahi)

‘Oku ‘i ai ‘a e ngaahi fakamatala fakaikiiki kuo pau ke ‘omai kimu’a he taimi ‘initaviú ‘e he tokotaha ‘okú ne taki ‘a e kulupú, kimu’a pea toki lava ke lau koe kau folau koení koe kulupu.  Koe ngaahi kulupu ‘oku nau taumu’a folau ki ‘Amelika koe’uhi koe fakataha fakaako, fakafĿmili, pe ko ha toe fa’ahinga katoanga fakafāmili pe fakaako ‘e ‘ikai lau ia ko ha folau fakakulupu.  Koe kulupú ‘oku ‘uhinga pē ia ki he ngaahi kulupu faiva/hiva pea mo ha timi sipoti ‘aia ‘oku totongi ‘e he pule’angá pe kautaha siponisā ‘a e ngaahi fakamole ki he folaú.  ‘Oku totonu foki ke fakatokanga’i ‘e he siponisaá ‘oku fiema’u ke kei fakahoko ‘e he tokotaha kotoa pē he kulupú ha’ane kole ‘apoinimeni ma’á na tokotaha pē ‘aki ha’á ne vakai ki he http://suva.usembassy.gov pea koe tokotaha kotoa pē he kulupú kuo pau ke makatu’unga  e ma’u ha’á ne visa folau ‘iate ia fakataautaha pē.

Kapau ‘okú ke pehē ‘oku totonu ke lau ho’omou kau folaú koe kulupu hangē koena kuo hā atu ‘i ‘olungá, kātaki ‘o fetu’utaki email mai ‘o ‘omai e ngaahi fakamatala koení, pea te mau fetu’utaki atu leva fekau’aki mo ho’o kole ‘apoinimení:

  1. ‘Omai ha fakamatala fekau’aki moe kulupú, hangē koe taumu’a pē me’a ‘a e kulupú ‘oku faí; pea na’e fokotu’u ‘anefē e kulupú pea moe fuoloa e taimi kuo lele mai ai ‘a e ngaue ‘ae kulupú.
  2. Koehā e ‘uhinga ‘oku folau ai e kulupú ki ‘Ameliká?  ‘Omai ha fakamatala fakaikiiki ‘o e polokalama ‘a e kulupú lolotonga ‘enau ‘i ‘Ameliká .
  3. Kapau koe folaú ‘oku totongi ‘ehe pule’angá pē ko ha kautaha siponisā, kātaki ‘o ‘omai ‘a e hingoa moe fika telefoni ‘oe tokotaha te mau lava ‘o fetu’utaki moia fekau’aki moe folaú.
  4. Kohai ‘oku ne totongi ‘a e folaú pea moe ngaahi fakamole ‘i ‘Ameliká?  ‘E fiema’u ke ‘omai pe fakahaa’i mai ‘a e tūkunga fakapa’anga (statement mei he pangike) ‘oe siponisā (ke fakahaa’i te ne lava ‘o totongi e folaú) fakataha moe ngaahi fakamatala koení fekau’aki moe kulupú.
  5. ‘Omai ‘a e hingoa, lakanga moe fika telefoni ki he tokotaha ‘oku ne fokotu’utu’u e folau ‘i he feitu’u ‘oku mou ‘ií aí.
  6. ‘Omai ‘a e lisi ‘a ia ‘oku hā kotoa ai e ngaahi hingoa ‘o e kau mēmipa ‘o e kulupú fakataha moe ‘aho fā’ele’i ‘o e tokotaha kotoa pē.  Kuopau ke fakahā mai e hingoa ‘o e tokotaha kotoa pē he kulupú ‘i he lisi pe ‘e taha.
  7. Ta’ofi (puka) leva e ngaahi ‘initaviú ‘i he ‘initaneti  ‘i he http://suva.usembassy.gov.  Fakapapau’i foki kuo ma’u ‘ehe Tafa’aki Koniselá ‘a e ngaahi fakamatala na’e fiema’u he fika 1-6 koena ‘i ‘olungá ‘i ha uike ‘e taha kimu’a he taimi kuo puka kiai ‘a e fuofua ‘initaviu ‘i he kulupú.

Ko ‘ene kakato KOTOA mai pē ‘a e ngaahi fakamatala koena ‘i ‘olungá, te mau fakakaukau’i leva pē te mau lau koe kulupu ‘a e kau folau koení.  Kātaki ‘o fakatokanga’i koe tokotaha kotoa pē he kulupú kuo pau ke fakakaukau’i fakafo’ituitui pē ‘enau kole visá fakatatau ki he lao ‘a ‘Ameliká.  Mālō.

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