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"Roland Perry" wrote in message
In message , at 09:26:06 on Sat, 24 May 2008, Goalie of the Century remarked: Funnily enough, a chap I know went to Boston a couple of months ago, for a six-month fellowship at Harvard. Couldn't get a visa appointment in London within any reasonable time-scale so had to fly to Belfast and stay overnight. The last time I went to the States, only about a year and a half ago, you didn't need a visa. Has this changed? Were you going as a tourist or to a business meeting, and for no more than three months? Those are the usual qualifications for not needing a Visa. AND [snip lots of unusual things for someone living in UK] So there are many reasons why someone might need a visa. The most usual being that they want to study, to work, or to live there. I think journos need visas, unlike most other people going to the US on business. |
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