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* [http://usvisa-info.com/en-CA/selfservice/us_tcn_present_united_states Renewing a Visa in the U.S.]
 
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  A U.S. Visa holder cannot renew or apply for a new visa in the United States. Individuals who are already in the United States and remain
 
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  in legal status are encouraged to apply at the United States Embassies and Consulates in their home countries in conjunction with foreign
 
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  travel for business or pleasure. Those who plan to visit Canada, Mexico, or in the cases of students and exchange visitors, adjacent islands,
 
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  may re-enter the United States within thirty days on expired visas as long as they possess a valid I-94 form.
 
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* [http://www.canadavisa.com/us-international-student-travel.html International Students in the US - Requirements for Travel to Canada ]
 
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  Under the process of Automatic Visa Revalidation, most students can return to the US from Canada on an expired visa stamp, provided that their
 
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  stay in  Canada is no longer than 30 days.  Citizens of Iraq, Iran, Syria, Libya, Sudan, North Korea, and Cuba are not eligible for Automatic Visa
 
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  Revalidation.  These students will need to apply for a new visa stamp at a United States consulate or embassy if their visa stamp will be expired
 
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  upon re-entry to the US.
 
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Important Note:  It is not advisable for international students on F or J visas to travel to Canada to obtain a new visa stamp from a United States
 
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Consulate.  If you apply for a visa stamp in Canada, you will need to wait until it is approved before you can head back to the US.  If your new visa
 
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application is not approved by the US Consulate in Canada, you will not be permitted to reenter the United States and may need to return to your home
 
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country directly from Canada.  Only in your home country will you be able to apply for your visa stamp to reenter the US.  You should consult an
 
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advisor at your International Student Services Office about this matter.
 
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* [http://canada.usembassy.gov/about-us/holidays.html American and Canadian Holidays]
 
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* [http://usvisa-info.com/en-CA/selfservice/us_fee_payment_options USD$140 for most visas that do not require a petition.]
 
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* [http://calgary.usconsulate.gov/ Consulates, Calgary]
 
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** [http://calgary.usconsulate.gov/sections-offices/non-immigrant-visa-section/ Non-immigrant Visa Section, Calgary, Canada]
 
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** [http://calgary.usconsulate.gov/about-us/location--hours/ Location & Hours]
 
  
  

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