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Understanding the Visa Types There are several types of visas offered by U.S. and they depend on the reason of your travel: • Tourist Visa (B-1/B-2) - to spend a vacation, to meet relatives, or to have medical care. • Student Visa (F-1/M- 1)- to demanding persons who wish to study in the United States. • Work Visa -To those who have received employment offers in the U.S.A. • Immigrant Visa-Residents who intend to have a permanent stay in the U.S. All such types have particular eligibility conditions like financial documents, the reasons to visit, and connections to the homeland. Why Choose Professional Guidance? Applying to get a U.S. visa is not all about filling forms. It is an issue of making a case clearly and convincingly. That is where we come in. Go Global Immigration Advisors will help you personally according to your preferred visa type. Our experts are familiar with what consular officers are seeking and can assist you to present a good, full application.  We accompany you on all the way down:  Assistance in filling out application forms  Collection of proper documentation  Preparation of interview  Trace and follow-ups We intend to lower your stress and increase the likelihood of getting accepted. Common Reasons for Visa Denial Most of the candidates get rejected because of the preventable errors:  Non-complete documents  Disagreeing information  PSF or poor travel intention or vague travel plans  Lack of funds Our experience prevents you from these pitfalls. We also ensure your application is accurate and at the same time you are intended to make no doubt. What to Expect During the Process The journey to securing a United States Visa often begins online. The DS-160 form is to be filled and a fee to be paid after which you will arrange a visa interview at the U.S. Embassy in Manila or at the Consulate in Cebu. During the interview, the officer will look into your motive, background, and connection to the country of origin, which is the Philippines. Good documentation and proper communication can be in your favor. You will enter the room confidently and well prepared with us. Supporting Filipinos Every Step of the Way We know how difficult it is to apply as an international candidate. Our team has helped countless clients navigate the United States Visa from Philippines process with ease. We are informed about the recent demands and consulates rules. It could be a petition or a study visa, we are glad to help at every step. We are not just professionally oriented to give guidance but also on a personal front. Your trip becomes our trip. Your Next Step Begins Now Obtaining a visa may be the key to exciting life opportunities. Do not allow paperwork, confusion and minor errors to stop you. When you work with Go Global Immigration Advisors, you have an experience and a trusted company. And we exist to improve your experience of obtaining a U.S. visa by allowing it to become easier, quicker, and more effective. Contact us now and make your first sure step to the United States.

SC408 COVID19 Visa & Student Work Rights: Tourism & Hospitality Added to Critical Work Sectors

Due to the exceptional circumstances caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Department of Home Affairs has announced that student visa (subclass 500) holders working in the ‘Tourism and Hospitality’ sectors are temporarily no longer restricted to 20 hours per week (or 40 hours per fortnight) under the ‘Temporary relaxation of working hours for student visa holders.
In Australia, international students can now work full-time hours without violating Condition 8105.
This amendment was made by the Australian government to help the tourism and hospitality businesses, which have been struck particularly hard by the pandemic.
The Department has not specified when this temporary waiver would cease, however, we encourage that student visa holders get updates on a regular basis to verify that they are still in compliance with their visa criteria.

For the tourism and hospitality industries, a temporary activity (subclass 408) ‘COVID19 Visa’ is available.

Temporary visa holders working in, or intending to work in, the tourism and hospitality sector will be able to apply for the SC408 ‘VODI-19′ Visa up to 90 days before their existing visa expires, and will be able to stay in Australia for up to 12 months from the time their SC408 visa is granted, in addition to the temporary relaxation of work limitations for student visa holders.
Go Global Immigration Advisors will keep you updated as more information becomes available.

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