=== Long-stay visas ===
Chile offers [http://www.extranjeria.gob.cl/tipos-de-residencia-temporaria/ visas] suitable for people who earn money remotely: rentier TE6 (passive income)
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|visa=Visas may be available at the North Korean consulate in [[Shenyang]], [[China]].
=====Discussions about visas=====
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[[Russia]] offers transit visas that might let you travel over land from the [[Ukraine]] to [[Kazakhstan]].
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|visa='''Turkmenistan''' is not the easiest country for visas. A tourist visa requires hiring an expensive guide. You can get a [[trans
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...anged status changed] to H-1B.<br><br>Before 2010, it was taking immigrant visas (CR-1 - IR-1) up to 2 years for approval. The K1 and also the old K-3 visa
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...Please be aware that for specific case types, such as fiancee visas, work visas, marriage green card cases, etc., additional documents will be needed. A we
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...ay) thing that apparently affects also the bureaucratic affairs and so the visas. Except people from former Soviet countries who should be able to enter vis
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In Tehran [[Iran]] (Dec 2012) visas (one entry, add 10$ each extra entry) costed approximately:
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