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Eligibility for Multiple Visas The U.S. allows individuals to hold two concurrently valid visas, provided they are of different types. For example: A foreign national may hold a B-1/B-2 visa for tourism or business purposes and an E-2 investor visa for managing a business in the U.S.
An eVISA offers a Single Entry Visa (SEV) for a single journey to Malaysia for nationalities that required visa subjected to eligibility of nationality for each visit and a Multiple Entry Visa (MEV) for multiple journeys for all nationalities EXCEPT for Israel and North Korea with 30 days stay allowed for each entry,
You may reapply for a visa any time by scheduling a new interview. You will have to submit a new visa application form and pay a new visa application fee. You may wish to wait to reapply until your circumstances have changed. For more information, visit the visa denials page.
Yes, you will have to go through the whole visa application process each time you want to apply for a visa, even if your visa is still valid.
The U.S. permits individuals to have different types of visas simultaneously, provided each serves a distinct purpose. For instance, holding a B1/B2 visa (for short-term business or tourism) and a TN visa (for NAFTA professionals working in the U.S.) is acceptable.
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You may download them from the USCIS forms page.
Multiple entry 5-year tourist visa This type of tourist visa can be issued for all nationalities. To obtain this visa, the applicant must have: a bank balance of 4,000 USD or its equivalent in foreign currencies during the last six months. a valid health insurance policy applicable in the UAE.
Yes, you will have to go through the whole visa application process each time you want to apply for a visa, even if your visa is still valid. There are some situations where a visa applicant may not need to be interviewed when renewing his/her visa. See the U.S. Embassy or Consulate website for more information.

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