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Generally, if you want to visit ( and not live in ) the United States you must first obtain a visitor visa . Travelers from certain countries may be exempt from this requirement. For more information, please see the U.S. Department of State website .

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Visitors to New Zealand urged to submit visa applications ASAP

South Africans heading to New Zealand this December have been urged to submit their visa applications as soon as they can.

New Zealand warns of visa application backlog

South African travellers who have plans to visit New Zealand over their Christmas break will need to be aware of a visa application backlog at the New Zealand Immigration Department.

According to  reports , the New Zealand Immigration Department has said that travellers who don’t submit tourist visa applications by 15 October may not receive their visas on time.

The depart also said that it was expecting to receive over 260 000 tourist visa applications during this peak processing period alone.

“We are asking that anyone who plans to travel to New Zealand for Christmas to submit their application no later than 15 October 2024. Anyone travelling in the New Year, including Chinese Lunar New Year, should submit their application no later than 15 November 2024,” said Immigration New Zealand (INZ) Director, Jock Gilray.

Visa price hike also set for October

Travellers to the Oceania nation  will also need to be aware of the scheduled visa price hike set to happen this October.

New Zealand is set to increase the cost of tourist visas by 60% next month.

The price of a visitor visa will now increase steeply from NZD211 (+/-R2 300) to NZD341 (+/-R3 700). 

The increase will apply from 1 October and will affect all visa categories, including temporary visas, residence visas, student visas and tourist visas.

Student visa fees, in particular, will see a substantial hike, doubling from NZ$375 to NZ$750.

Why the need for an increase?

The increase was decided on by the government in order to create a more sustainable immigration system by shifting the financial burden from taxpayers to visa applicants.

The changes to these prices are expected to give back more than NZD563 million (R6,17 billion) to the New Zealand government over the next four years.  

“Until now, our immigration system has been heavily subsidised by taxpayers. The changes we are making are shifting the cost to those benefiting from the system. We’re ensuring it is self-funding and more efficient,” Immigration Minister Erica Stanford said in a statement, as per Travel News. 

“The charges remain competitive in comparison to countries like Australia and the United Kingdom, so we are confident New Zealand will continue to be an attractive destination,” Stanford added. 

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How to extend your nonimmigrant or tourist visa

Depending on the type of nonimmigrant visa you have, you may be able to extend your stay in the U.S. Learn if you qualify and how to file for an extension.

How to extend your B2 tourist visa

If you are visiting the U.S. as a tourist with a B-2 visa, you may file for an extension with Form I-539 . You must also:

• Include your original Form I-94, which is the record of your arrival and departure dates 
• The reason for your request
• Why your extended stay would be temporary
• What arrangements you have made to depart the U.S.
• What effect your extended stay may have on your employment and residency in your home country 

How to extend other nonimmigrant visas

Not all nonimmigrant visa categories are eligible for an extension. 

See the list of situations when you can and cannot extend your stay in the U.S.

Learn how to extend your stay in the U.S.

• Find out how to file for an extension using Form I-539 online or by mail.
• You may apply to extend your stay while you are in the U.S. If possible, file to extend your visa at least 45 days before it expires. 
• Use the fee schedule for Form I-539 to see how much you will have to pay. 

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• Non-petition-based nonimmigrant visa (except E): $185.00

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*Though petition-based nonimmigrant visas, the processing fee for these visas is $185.00

• Petition based visa categories: $205.00

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• K – Fiancé(e) or Spouse of U.S. citizen category visa: $265.00

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• L visa fraud prevention and detection fee - for visa applicant included in L blanket petition  (principal applicant only): $500.00
• The Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2016 (Public Law 114-113) increases fees for certain H-1B and L-1 petitioners.  Consular sections collect this fee for blanket L-1 visa applications (principal applicant only) filed by petitioners who employ 50 or more individuals in the United States if more than 50 percent of those individuals are in H-1B or L-1 nonimmigrant status: $4,500.00 

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• See the  Visa Reciprocity Tables  to find out the visa issuance fee amount, if applicable:  Fee varies (Reciprocal)

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Notice: Every visa applicant must pay the visa application processing fee for the visa category being applied for.

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