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Visa [#permalink] New post 15 Mar 2011, 21:42
Hi Friends,

I am preparing for the GMAT.

I have a 3 yr old kid. My husband is also studying for Gmat.

Is it possible for us to take the child, mother - in- law with us ?
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Re: Visa [#permalink] New post 16 Mar 2011, 10:05
Are you referring to US visas? If so, I believe that spouses and dependent children of the students can qualify for an F-2 visa that is valid as long as the student maintains their F-1 visa eligibility. A mother-in-law or other relative would have to get their own visa, which may be challenging.
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Re: Visa [#permalink] New post 18 Mar 2011, 06:04
anitharoy wrote:
Hi Friends,

I am preparing for the GMAT.

I have a 3 yr old kid. My husband is also studying for Gmat.

Is it possible for us to take the child, mother - in- law with us ?

You have not mentioned the country. I assume that you and your husband plan to come into The United States on a F1 Visa. In this case, you both will need a F1 visa. You can get your child as a dependent(F2).
Mother-in-law is considered a relative and hence, as Jerx has mentioned, she will need a B1 visa(separate process) and can live in the United States upto a max of 6 months for one entry. It is little challenging to obtain a B1 visa for her based upon you/your husband's F1 status.
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