U.S Visa Fee akhang maw akhanglo US paisawm khat i theihding thu

U.S Visa Fee akhang maw akhanglo US paisawm khat i theihding thu

1. B-1 Visa: B-1 pen sep ding vai khat peuh nei a zin mite zat hi. Gtn. Khawmpi, Conference, Meeting, Consultation, Negotiations adt. B-1 Visa tawh a zin mite in nasem thei lo uh hi. A taktakin Visa kha 4 ahih kei leh kha 6 hong kipia, om ding hong phal uh cih sam hangin Gospel pai kawikawi a kha tampi tam pen US kumpi thukhun tawh akituak lo ahi hi.

Tua ahih manin Visa a ngah zahzah a tamte in Visa a nget kik uh ciangin ngah haksa sa thei uh hi. B-1 Visa ngetna dingin USA pan sapna lai (Supporting document) gina kisam ham tang ahi hi.

(The B-1 business visa is for persons entering the U.S. temporarily for business activities like meetings, conferences, consultations and negotiations. They cannot work while they are in the U.S. nor can they be paid by a source in the U.S. People intending to work in the U.S. need to go in for work visas like H-1, H-2, L-1 or other visas. People entering the U.S. for pleasure, tourism or medical treatment need a B-2 Tourist Visa).

2. B-2 Visa: Tourist Visa ci a i theih, gualnopna ding a nop zin ahih kei leh zato kah ding cih bang a zinte in zang uh hi. Biakna vai a zin Zomi a tamzawte in B-1 Visa pai uh hi.

(The B-2 Tourist Visa is a non-immigrant visa meant for persons entering the U.S. for pleasure or medical treatment. The B-2 visa is commonly referred to as a tourist visa. Persons wanting to enter the U.S. temporarily for business purposes need the B-1 Business Visa).

3. B-1 Visa tawh pai a sawtpi tam a Gospel pai kawikawi, cih pen US kumpi thukhun tawh zong akituak lo ahi hi. Tua dante pen en biakna vai i cih hangin kumpi in business a hong ciapteh sak hi. Tua ahih manin khawmpi/meeting cihte pen businesss kici a, B-1 Visa kisam ahi hi. Link >>>

Ei mite nget visa pen DS-160 Nonimmigrant Visa application kici ham tang hi.

Visa fee tawh kisai bel hih anuai a lahna kitel pen sa ing. Pawlkhat in khang lo, peuh ci in upmawh vive hi mawk in website a a koih uh pen man pen dingin um ing. Link >>>

Laigelh: Rev. Thang Van Lian
(Ph.D Student of Columbia Theological Seminary,USA)
Phualva Lungtuak Media