| Frequently Asked Questions |
Your Immigration Questions Answered by VisaPro.
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| 13. | What visa do I require to participate in a course given by the Economic Development Institute of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (World Bank) in the U.S.? |
| | | | | If you have been nominated by a member government of the World Bank to attend a course given at the Economic Development Institute of the Bank, you are eligible
for a G-4 visa. When applying for the visa you are required to furnish a letter of acceptance from the Economic Development Institute of the Bank. The request for a visa must be made or supported by the foreign government concerned. Attendees who are not nominated by a member government require B-1 or B-2 visas. |
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Does my nephew or niece qualify as an immediate family member for G-2 visa? | | | | | |
No, your nephew or niece may not accompany you on G-2 visa. They must obtain the appropriate visa for the purpose of travel. |
| 15. | Does my child who is at a boarding school qualify as a member of the immediate household for the purpose of G-2 visa? | | | |
| | Yes, your child qualifies as an immediate relative, even though he or she is actually absent from the household for a large part of the year while attending a boarding school or college. |
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Does my adopted child qualify as a member of the household for the purpose of G-2 visa? | | | | | | Children
who are subject to a full and final adoption by the principal G-2 applicant are considered immediate family members. |
| 17. | Do I have to pay income tax while in the U.S. on G-2 visa? |
| | | | | No, you don't have to pay income tax while on G status as you work for international organizations such as the World Bank. |
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