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16 August 2024

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Personally, I don't think Harry has gone for the spouse visa/green card route yet. Simply because his entitlement, and Meghan's entitlement, about his royal status would not allow them to show Harry as being dependent on Meghan in any way

They would both, much rather prefer to lord it over people, family, governments (both UK and US) that he is royal, the kings son (late queens grandson) and hence very very imp in his own right.

Also, the paperwork and forethought required to submit a greencard application means that both harry and meghan would need to do a lot of work - fill out applications, gather documents, aquire and submit bank data, proof of dates, proof of financials, taxation etc - all of which they are both incapable of doing. Not to mention that their narcissistic discordered tendencies would make them think this is below them.

(I know we can't actually diagnose them, but this is Tumblr, not CNN, and as a psychologist I know that filling out paperwork is the absolutebane of an NPD persons existence. These little quirks of the NPD are not talked about much but they are nearly universally observed.)

Another issue would be hiring an immigration lawyer for the spouse visa. The expenses and the process of actively listening to what the lawyers says is required procedure would put HnM on the backfoot and hate the process.

I have assumed that Harry is either on -

1). A1 Visa - diplomatic/head of state/official representative of a country

Or

2). O1 Visa - specialized skilled worker/Einstein visa given to artists, actors, models, investors in specialized fields, highly skilled academicians, persons contracted by a sponcer for a special skill etc

Now, there is some evidence to support both these. So I'll list those reasons and my conclusions from those below.

Option 1.- A1 visa

Harry moved to US in March 2020, just before pandemic. Most people focus on this, but forget that when the couple moved they both were still, officially, Full Time working royals for the BRF and embarking on the 1 year trial period to see how things pan out for them. This trial period lasted till March 2021, upon the conclusion of which the BRF promptly officially announced there demotions. So, they were working royals when they moved to US, albeit on a leave of absence.

So, what does that mean? That his (and her) diplomatic status was still intact. They did their last royal engagement for the UK in mar 2020, but they hadn't retired. Hadn't resigned. His royal patronages, commonwealth role etc were only taken back in 2021. Both parties had agreed to a separation period till then.

Another factor is that they had already asked Canada to provide him (them) with full time security, ie., treat him like a full fledged royal. But Canada said only till March 2020, and not after that. Trudeau actually released a statement about this.

So this tells me that they (may have). actually asked for full time royal treatment ie., security and diplomatic status for the trial period lasting upto March 2021 and were told no.

(I think that's what Harry means when he says the BRF took away his security, I thiy he means that the BRF pricipals personally prevailed upon Trudeau and made him refuse security)

So Harry's only option was to take his fancy diplomatic status passport, hope on a private jet and fly to LA without telling anyone.

People think this was because the lockdowns were imminent. But I think it was also timed in a way that they were out of Canada before the promised security period expired.

After this, during pandemic, Harry consistently did nonsensical "commonwealth" related zoom calls. Till the president/head/chairperson of the CW youth org (I forgot who exactly but one of main people of the org) publicly distanced themselves in late 2020.

Another thing that was odd was that Trump official said he will not be giving the couple security. Which means that his govt was asked, maybe repeatedly asked and Harry made his case, till the time Trump had to release a statement saying he won't. Makes me think, Harry made his case using his A1 status. Because otherwise, if he was there as a private citizen, this request was absurd and the govt would dismissed this without a second thought. But if they had permitted someone to enter based on their A1 status as representative of a head of state, they had weigh the pros and cons of this request and it could have caused a potential diplomatic incidence. So the president himself had to be face of this decision.

(this is irrespective of anyones thoughts about who the president was, or what kind of person the president may or may not have been. This was an executive decision)

So,

All this leads me to speculate that Harry initially, and until end of 2021 at least, made use of his status as a representative of the head of status, which he already officially had, and was on paper, to enter the US.

The duration of permit of this initial stay could have been 2 or 3 years. So, 2022. Or 2023, when curiosly, Heritage Foundation suddenly took interest in the status of his visa.

Option 2 - O-Visa

This is a bit funny and farfetched, but I think Harry could also have entered on his British passport, which allows a stay upto 6 months (tourist visa). And then applied for O- Visa status a couple of months later.

By June 2020 Harry had forged some sort of investment+partnership with Betterup. This likely involved an initial investment into the company. For enterpreneurs and/investors into a US based company, a minimum investment of 250k or 500k is required to be shown. If he did this, then Betterup could have easily sponcered his application and he could used his very imp, very skilled, very unique position as CHIMPO as a means to get a visa.

A lawyer and the company could have helped him. Plus his high profile status due to his work as a philanthropists, patron of various international organisations etc would definitely be an asset as it is proof and documentation of his years of work.

We may laugh and debate about the "quality" of his work all his life but when it comes to govt paperwork, this is still documented proof. And it's verifiable. So, noone is going to get into the nitty gritty of it, and getting a stamp is easy for him.

Another avenue could have been that he was immediately listed as a high in demand, much sought after international speaker or much renown. He did a couple of onscure, forgettable speaker gigs. But that's all he would need for proof.

He was also listed as the executive producer for oprahs documentary, he was earning his producer certification and the Apple documentary was under production.based on that, he could have applied for an O-visa and it would have been approved.

The duration of stay for O-visa status is 3 years at a time, after which you have to apply again for the visa. It is not eligible for renewal. All paperwork and applications have to be submitted again and will be scrutinized as new.

Let's assume he applied 2/3 months after initial entry, so that's June. His application would have been approved by July end Aug latest. (this is based on my personal experience with the same visa, in this the same time period).

With COVID restrictions, he gets approved but doesn't have to immediately go back to his home country to get it stamped at immigration. I got mine stamped end of 2021 from my country. Till then I stayed in US and worked. So he could have stamped his in April 2021 when he went back for his grandfather's funeral.

If he got his O-visa in 2020, then it would expire in 2023. This is the time heritage foundation started creating a fuss about his visa.

Now, with all of that, an important question we need to ask is- why did the heritage foundation start their crusade in 2023?

This could be because Harry's first visa stay (likely) expired in 2023 and he reapplied for a visa. And was (most likely) approved for the same type of visa again. This process would have gone quite smoothly with Harry's pull. But this second time it is quite clear that he got special treatment. And the heritage foundation wants to expose this special treatment.

Orr more likely, someone in the know tipped them off, and wants this exposed for whatever reason. I DO NOT think the BRf want this exposed, I don't think they care.

I do think someone in the US govt or maybe even a journalist wants to make a big deal out of this. And rightly so.

Anyway, that's my dissertation on Harry's visa. I don't think it matters to anyone outside of Tumblr, but I do feel his entitlement is mind-boggling and he should be held accountable for the person that he is. And if this visa issue is what does it, then so be it.

It is based on my personal experience with these 2 types of visas. And my theoretical and observed knowledge about how entitlement is one of the driving forces for most classical NODs. But the reality for him may be different. And you Rumour, being a fed, would probably know more and know better.

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I agree with you. I’ve been reading up about the visa issues (and also spoke to a few other fed friends).

I think Harry is here on an O-1 visa, for extraordinary/outstanding talent. Meghan doesn’t seem invested enough into the marriage to be willing to do the paperwork so if he’s here on a spousal visa, a lawyer would’ve done the paperwork. Additionally, I can see the financial requirements being a major concern for the BRF; the BRF goes to a great length to protect their financial information from other countries and the general public. They’re not going to let the US (no matter how special the relationship) take a peek at their books. So I suspect they squashed the idea of a spousal visa unless it was done *exclusively* on Meghan’s own savings/net worth. Which she balked at doing because it implies she’s financially responsible for Harry and that’s not what she signed up. She signed up to spend Charles’s money. Not her own. So that’s off the table.

Next is the diplomatic visa. Harry doesn’t actually have a diplomatic passport. He has a regular passport. He may have had a second passport for work that he traveled on UK business for, but he never had diplomatic status in the BRF; only The Queen and Charles did.

And that’s something government officials are really strict about, that people travel on official business use official papers. Officials traveling on personal business use personal papers. Or, that’s how it works here in the US. Not sure about the UK.

Now for Harry to have come to the US on a diplomatic passport for a diplomatic visa, he would have had to present his credentials for being here, and those credentials would have explained clearly and succinctly what he was in the US for and what official business he had with us. They would’ve looked into it.

So I don’t think he’s here on a A/diplomatic visa. Or perhaps not anymore, when it was made clear following the one-year Megxit review that he no longer represents the UK or works on behalf of The Queen/BRF.

Which leaves the O visa, for talent. But I don’t think it’s Better Up. I think it’s Invictus Games. Not only would it explain why they still stick with Harry despite all the expenses and criticism they cost the Foundation. And that’s what Harry is known for, outside of the BRF - his military support and support for veterans. It would also explain why Harry continues to try so hard to collaborate with the US military and warfighter community. Because he needs the military to support his visa.

Maybe it’s transferred to Better Up now since he seems to do more work for them.

As to why the government is trying so hard to keep his visa papers buried? I think they know we know Harry isn’t qualified to be here on a diplomatic or an O visa, so the BRF greased the wheels a bit in some way, shape, or form to help him get through the system.

But also if he’s here on a O-1 visa connected to Invictus Games, it could imply government or DOD support; if not DOD directly, then close partners or contractors…aka military lobbyists.

So that’s where I am right now.

And fingers crossed this gets posted in full. 🤞

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Learn Korean with me - Week 27

Day 1 - 3: Let's Speak Korean Ch 8 - Visa & Immigration (1 - 30)

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어떤일로오셨나요?

Eo tteon il lo o syeoss nay o

(Literal) What kind of matter did you come (here) for? = How may I help you?

비자를갱신하려고요.

Bi ja reul gaeng sin ha ryeo go yo

I’d like to get (my) visa renewed.

비자가만기되었어요.

Bi ja ga man gi doe eoss eo yo

(My/Your) visa has expired.

어떤비자를갖고계시죠?

Eo tteon bi ja reul gaj go gye si jyo

What kind of visa do you have? = What’s your visa status?

관광/투자/학생비자입니다.

Gwan gwang/tu ja/ hag saeng bi ja ib ni da

It’s a tourist/investor/student visa.

영주줜자인가요?

Yeong ju jwon ja in ga yo

Are you a premanent resident?

어느나라국적이시죠?

Eo neu na rag ug jeog I si jyo

(Literal) What country nationality are you? = What’s your nationality?

신청서를작성해주세요.

Sin cheong seo reul jag seong hae ju se yo

Please fill out the application.

서류가부족합니다.

Seo ryu ga bu jug hab ni da

(Literal) Documents are insufficient. = You are missing some documents.

서류가빠진것같아요.

Seo ryu ga bba jin geos gad a yo

It seems like documents are missing.

신청서가통과되지못했습니다.

Sin cheong seo ga tong gwa doe ji mos haess seub ni da

(Your) application didn’t go through.

신청서가통과되었습니다.

Sin cheong seo ga tong gwa doe eoss seub ni da

(Your) application did go through.

다시작성해주세요.

Da si jag seong hae ju se yo

Please fill it out again.

담당자가자리에없습니다.

Dam dang ja ga ja ri e eobs seub ni da

(Literal) The person in charge isn’t in (his) seat. = The person in charge is away.

어디한번볼까요?

Eo di han beon bur gga yo

Shall we take a look.

빠진게없는지확인해보세요.

Bba jin ge eobs neun ji hwag in hae bu se yo

Please check of there isn’t anything missing.

이렇게작성하면되나요?

I reoh ge jag seong ha myeon doe nay o

(Literal)Is this okay if I fill out like this? = Can I fill it out like this?

어떻게작성해야하나요?

Eo tteoh ge jag seong hae ya ha nay o

How should I fill it out?

이부분이잘이잘이해가안됩니다.

I bu bun I jar I jar I hae ga an deob ni da

I don’t quite understand this part.

필요한서류는무엇인가요?

Pir yo han seo ryu neun mu eos in ga yo

What are the necessary/requited documents?

어느부서로가면될까요?

Eo neu bu seo ro ga myeon doer gga yo

Which department should I go to?

오늘종로처리될까요?

O neur jong ro cheo ri doer gga yo

Will it be processed within today?

택배로보내주세요.

Taeg bae ro bo nae ju se yo

Please send (it) by courier service.

자리에서대기해주세요.

Ja ri e seo dae gi hae ju se yo

Please wait from (=at) (your) seat.

번호표를뽑아주세요.

Beon ho pyo reur bbob a ju se yo

Please pick (=take) a number ticket.

아직차례가아닙니다.

A jig cha ryega a nib ni da

It’s not (your) turn yet.

온라인으로도신청가능합니다.

On ra in eu ro do sin cheong ga neung hab ni da

(Literal) It’s possible to submit it by online as well. =You can submit it online as well.

내일다시오세요.

Nae ir da si o se yo

Please come again tomorrow.

며칠정도걸릴까요?

Myeo chir Jeong do geor rir gga yo

About how many days (=long) would it take?

통역이있나요?

Tong yeog I iss nay o

Do you have an interpreter?

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Key Benefits of a Thailand Smart Visa

Extended Stay: Smart Visa holders can stay in Thailand for up to four years.

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Family Visa: Eligible to bring family members to Thailand.

Streamlined Process: Simplified application and approval procedures.

Access to Government Support: Potential access to government support and incentives.

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Automotive: Automotive engineering, electric vehicle technology, etc.

Application Process

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Qualification Endorsement: Applicants must obtain a qualification endorsement from the Board of Investment (BOI) or other designated government agencies.

Visa Application: Submit the necessary documents, including the qualification endorsement, to the Thai immigration authorities.

Visa Approval: Upon approval, applicants will receive a Smart Visa.

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Overview of the Visa EB-5 USA Investment Green Card Program

The Visa EB-5 USA Investment Green Card Program is an immigration program that allows foreign investors to obtain a USA Green Card by making a qualifying investment in the United States. It was created in 1990 with the aim of stimulating economic growth and job creation in targeted areas.

Under this program, foreign investors have the option to invest either $1.05 million or $800,000 in a new commercial enterprise. The higher investment amount applies to projects located outside of designated Targeted Employment Areas (TEAs), which are regions with high unemployment rates or rural areas.

One of the main benefits of the Visa EB-5 USA Investment Green Card Program is that it provides a pathway to permanent residency and eventually citizenship for both the investor and their immediate family members. This means that successful applicants can live, work, study, and enjoy all the rights and privileges available to US citizens.

In addition to immigration benefits, there are other advantages associated with participating in the Visa EB-5 USA Investment Green Card Program. For example, investors have access to high-quality education for themselves and their children at renowned American institutions.

Furthermore, investing through regional centers offers potential financial returns on investment as these centers focus on job creation within specific industries or geographic areas. This can provide additional income streams beyond what would be achieved through traditional investments.

Moreover, one key requirement of the Visa EB-5 USA Investment Green Card Program is that each investor's investment must create or preserve at least ten full-time jobs for qualified U.S. workers within two years of receiving conditional permanent residency status. By doing so, investors contribute significantly to job creation opportunities in communities across America.

Understanding an overview of how the Visa EB-5 USA Investment Green Card Program works is crucial for any foreign investor considering obtaining a USA Green Card through this route. With its numerous benefits such as access to quality education and potential financial returns on investment along with contribution towards job creation opportunities - it presents an attractive opportunity for those looking to immigrate permanently into America while also making substantial economic contributions!

Different Investment Options for the Visa EB-5 USA Investment Green Card

When it comes to obtaining a USA Green Card through the Visa EB-5 USA Investment Green Card Program, foreign investors have several investment options to choose from. These options provide flexibility and allow investors to select the option that best suits their preferences and goals.

One popular investment option is investing in a new commercial enterprise. This involves creating or preserving at least 10 full-time jobs for qualifying U.S. workers within two years of receiving conditional permanent residency. Investors can choose to establish their own business or invest in an existing one.

Another option is investing in a Regional Center project. Regional Centers are designated by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and focus on specific geographic areas or industries. Investing through a Regional Center offers benefits such as indirect job creation calculations and reduced involvement in day-to-day operations.

For those looking for more control over their investment, direct investments are also available. With this option, investors can start their own business or invest directly into an existing one without relying on a Regional Center.

It's important for potential investors to carefully consider each investment option before making a decision. Factors such as risk tolerance, desired level of involvement, return on investment expectations, and personal interests should all be taken into account when choosing an EB-5 Visa investment opportunity.

By offering different investment options, the Visa EB-5 USA Investment Green Card Program provides flexibility and allows foreign investors to pursue their green card dreams while aligning with their individual preferences and goals

Eligibility for the Visa EB-5 USA Investment Green Card

To be eligible for the Visa EB-5 USA Investment Green Card Program, individuals must meet certain requirements. First and foremost, applicants must make a qualifying investment in a new commercial enterprise in the United States. The minimum investment amount depends on whether the project is located in a designated Targeted Employment Area (TEA) or a non-TEA.

Additionally, applicants must create or preserve at least 10 full-time jobs for qualifying U.S. workers within two years of receiving their conditional green card. These jobs can be direct or indirect job opportunities resulting from the investment.

Furthermore, it is crucial that investors demonstrate that their capital was lawfully obtained. Documentation such as tax returns, bank statements, and business records may need to be provided to support this requirement.

Applicants should have no criminal record and be able to prove they are not involved in any illegal activities.

Meeting these eligibility criteria opens up doors for foreign investors looking to obtain a USA Green Card through the Visa EB-5 USA Investment Green Card Program.

Requirements for the Visa EB-5 USA Investment Green Card

To qualify for the Visa EB-5 USA Investment Green Card program, foreign investors must meet certain requirements set by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). These requirements are designed to ensure that applicants have a genuine interest in investing in the US economy and creating jobs for American workers.

Applicants must invest a minimum amount of $1.05 million in a new commercial enterprise or $800,000 if investing in a targeted employment area (TEA), which is an area with high unemployment rates or rural areas. The investment must also create at least 10 full-time jobs for qualifying US workers within two years.

Additionally, investors must demonstrate that their capital has been lawfully obtained through legitimate means. This requires providing extensive documentation such as tax returns, bank statements, and business records to show the source of funds.

Furthermore, applicants need to prove that they are actively involved in managing their investment either through day-to-day management or policy formulation.

Individuals applying for the Visa EB-5 USA Investment Green Card must undergo thorough background checks including criminal history and national security screenings.

Meeting these requirements is essential to successfully obtain a Visa EB-5 USA Investment Green Card and begin your journey towards obtaining permanent residency in the United States. It's important to consult with an experienced immigration attorney who can guide you through the application process and ensure all necessary documentation is submitted accurately and on time.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the Visa EB-5 USA Investment Green Card Program presents a golden opportunity for foreign investors seeking to achieve their American dream. This program not only offers a pathway to permanent residency in the United States but also brings a multitude of advantages that make it an attractive choice for ambitious investors.

By investing in new commercial enterprises or through regional centers, you can not only secure a USA Green Card for yourself and your family but also contribute to job creation in the United States. This program allows you to actively participate in the growth of the U.S. economy while enjoying the benefits of high-quality education and potential financial returns on your investment.

However, it's important to remember that the Visa EB-5 USA Investment Green Card Program comes with specific eligibility criteria and requirements. From the minimum investment amount to the lawful source of funds and active involvement in management, meeting these prerequisites is crucial for a successful application.

Navigating the complexities of this program can be made significantly easier with the assistance of experienced immigration professionals. They can guide you through the application process, ensure your documentation is in order, and help you make informed decisions about your investment options.

So, whether you're dreaming of living, working, studying, or doing business in the United States, the Visa EB-5 USA Investment Green Card Program is a powerful tool that can make your aspirations a reality. With the potential for growth, stability, and prosperity, it opens doors to endless possibilities waiting just around the corner.

In your pursuit of obtaining a USA Green Card, remember that patience, diligence, and the right guidance can turn your dreams into a life-changing reality. The Visa EB-5 USA Investment Green Card Program is your ticket to a brighter future in the land of opportunity. Seize it today and embark on your journey toward the American dream!

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Immigrationservice.com is a website that provides a wide range of information and resources for individuals and families looking to immigrate to the United States. Whether you are seeking to obtain a green card, apply for citizenship, or simply need help navigating the complex immigration process, immigrationservice.com has the information and support you need.

One of the most useful features of the website is its comprehensive library of immigration forms and documents. You can easily find and download the forms you need to apply for a green card, citizenship, or other immigration benefits. The website also provides detailed instructions and information on how to fill out the forms, as well as tips and tricks to help you avoid common mistakes.

Another great feature of immigrationservice.com is its up-to-date information on the latest immigration laws and regulations. The website provides detailed explanations of the different types of visas available and the requirements for each, as well as the latest updates on any changes to immigration policies or procedures. This is especially useful for those who are trying to stay informed about the ever-changing immigration landscape.

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Thailand Privilege Visa

Thailand's Privilege Visa offers a unique pathway for foreign investors, entrepreneurs, and skilled professionals to reside and work in the Kingdom. This visa provides numerous benefits, including long-term residency, multiple entry visas, and the opportunity to establish a business or pursue various economic activities.

Types of Privilege Visas

There are several types of Privilege Visas available, each catering to specific requirements:

Investor Visa: This visa is granted to foreign investors who make a significant investment in Thailand. The minimum investment amount varies depending on the investment type.

Retirement Visa: This visa is ideal for individuals who wish to retire in Thailand. Applicants must meet certain age and income requirements.

Marriage Visa: This visa is issued to foreign spouses of Thai citizens.

Education Visa: This visa is granted to foreign students enrolled in Thai educational institutions.

Work Permit: This visa is required for foreign workers employed by Thai companies or organizations.

Benefits of the Privilege Visa

The Privilege Visa offers several advantages, including:

Long-Term Residency: The visa allows for extended stays in Thailand, providing stability and flexibility.

Multiple Entry Visas: Holders can re-enter Thailand multiple times within the visa validity period.

Business Opportunities: The Investor Visa allows for business establishment and ownership.

Family Reunification: The Marriage Visa enables family members to join the visa holder in Thailand.

Access to Healthcare: Privilege Visa holders can access Thailand's world-class healthcare facilities.

Tax Benefits: Certain privilege visa holders may be eligible for tax incentives.

Application Process

The application process for a Privilege Visa involves several steps:

Gather Required Documents: Prepare necessary documents, such as passports, proof of funds, medical certificates, and supporting evidence for the specific visa type.

Submit Application: Submit the application to the nearest Thai embassy or consulate.

Interview: In some cases, an interview may be required.

Visa Approval: If the application is approved, the visa will be issued.

Important Considerations

Visa Extensions: Privilege Visas can be extended under certain conditions, allowing for continued residency.

Work Restrictions: Some visa types may have restrictions on employment or business activities.

Immigration Laws: It's essential to comply with Thailand's immigration laws and regulations.

Visa Fees: Visa fees vary depending on the visa type and nationality.

Living Costs: Consider the cost of living in Thailand, including accommodation, healthcare, and daily expenses.

The Thailand Privilege Visa offers a valuable opportunity for individuals seeking long-term residency, business opportunities, or a better quality of life. By carefully understanding the requirements and benefits of each visa type, applicants can make informed decisions and navigate the application process successfully.