Journey to United States: Preparation and Arrival

Moving to a foreign country is probably one of the biggest life transitions a person could ever have. The whole process could be both physically and mentally exhausting though I believe it is more of the latter. There would be times that you would just want to give up as the cultural differences can be overwhelming but always remind yourself to take it as a challenge that you would want to overcome. Yes, it may take a while but I assure you that life would get better with each passing day.

Journey to United States: The Interview

I have heard and read countless of stories on how nerve-racking visa interviews are. I, being my weird self had sleepless nights thinking of all the possibilities that might happen - good or bad. If not mistaken right after my medical I had a month to prepare for the whole visa interview process from collating documents and reading blogs regarding visa interviews.

Journey to United States: Medical Examination Experience

All applicants in an immigrant visa are required to take a medical examination as it is needed during the interview. Most of the time applicants would schedule their medical examination a week or less before their interview, I had mine five days after I received the letter which is like a month and eight days until my scheduled appointment to the U.S. Embassy.I just had in mind that I should finished it right away so if ever a problem occur I have sufficient time to fix it.