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Q. e-Passport vs B2-Visa

지역Arizona 아이디s**njaSmit**** 공감0
조회951 작성일4/28/2016 10:26:35 PM
I am a US citizen. My 90 years old dad likes to visit me and stay with me for 6 months as long as his health allows him to travel. Currently, he does have his valid e-passport. He does not have significant assets in Korea, receiving old-age-benefits from Korean government. With his e-passport, he only could stay with me in US for 3 months. I worry about him requesting a B2-visa since he doesn't have any assets in Korea. (He does have two adult-children in Korea but they refused to take care of him.) His current e-passport expires in 2018. My dad enjoys living in Korea. Is there any legal-safe-way my dad could stay in US for 6 month? (He would like to go back and forth between Korea and US once/twice a year while he is mobile and capable to travel.)

My dad doesn't want to loose his old-age-benefits in Korea, including his medical benefits. He has a strong pride and does not wish to burden me for his medical bills. Is there any way that he could still receive his-old-age-benefits (medical benefits), stay with me for 6 months during each his US visit? What about the dual citizenship? Can he have two citizenship? If so, is he going to loose his-old-age-benefit in Korea? Thanks!
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케빈 장 님 답변 답변일 4/29/2016 9:25:34 AM
안녕하세요

아쉽게도 무비자로 미국에 입국하신다면, 아시는 바와 같이 90일간 체류하실수 있으며, 6개월 정도의 체류를 원하신다면, 관광비자나 다른 합법적인 비자를 받으셔야 하십니다. 또는 아버님이 미국에 입국하시고 불법체류자가 되셔도, 본인이 아버님을 시민권자 부모초청으로 영주권을 취득하게 하실수 있으며, 영주권 취득후 장기간 체류가 가능하시니 이점 참고하시기 바라겠습니다.

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답변일 4/29/2016 2:12:44 PM
Thank you for your quick response. My dad doesn't want to loose his old-age-benefits in Korea, including his medical benefits. He has a strong pride and does not wish to burden me for his medical bills. Is there any way that he could still receive his-old-age-benefits (medical benefits) , stay with me for 6 months during each his US visit?What about the dual citizenship? Can he have two citizenship? With his-dual-citizenship, is he going to loose his-old-age-benefit in Korea?
답변일 4/29/2016 3:06:13 PM
순자씨 아버지가 90이라면 앞으로 살아봐야 몇년을 더 산다고 이중국적에 나라에서 주는 꽁돈 그거 아까워 하는 거요? 시민권자 부모로 영주권 을 신청해서 1년안에 받는다 칩시다. 그리고 5년이 지나야 미국 시민권 신청 할수 있는데 그러면 최소 96살 합격될지 않될지도 모르는 일이고...ㅜ
아뭏튼, 가능성이 희박한 일을 가정해서 생각하는건 어리석은 생각입니다.
인생이 무한정 살면 좋겠지만 90이 넘으면 사실 오늘밤에 자다가 죽는다 해도 전혀 이상할게 없는 나이라는 겁니다.

그러니, 아버지가 미국을 오고 싶어 하시면 비자 받아서 오게 하시면 되고 몸이 아프면 한국서 치료 받으면 됩니다.
답변일 4/29/2016 4:50:05 PM
SoonjaSmith's response to 포청천 (s7410s) : "아버지가 미국을 오고 싶어 하시면 비자 받아서 오게 하시면 되고" Pleas read my original message, saying, "I worry about him requesting a B2-visa since he doesn't have any assets in Korea." Because he doesn't have any asset to prove to US, his B2-visa request is most likely to be rejected by US. As I mentioned above, "He has a strong pride and does not wish to burden me for his medical bills." Your response saying, "몸이 아프면 한국서 치료 받으면 됩니다," it sounds easy but travelling between US and Korea won't be easy for my old dad especially when he is under the weather. I wish I could take care of his medical bills and allows him to travel between two country with his first-class-seat. I am not poor but I am not rich enough to pay his US medical bills in cash either. Because I love my dad, I am even thinking about taking care of my dad in Korea but my husband disagrees with me. Thanks for your comment!
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