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 Going 2 Nepal on OPT?

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Posted on 11-02-06 10:10 AM     Reply [Subscribe]
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Hey Guys,

A quick question for all. Hope you can contribute some.

I have few friends who are on OPT currently. Their Employer will be applying for H1 in April. they are thinking about going to Nepal in Jan however, they are concerned about their Visa and being able to return to US.

These friends work for mid size multinational companies. (Not a Desi consultancy or Contractor).

They work full time and regular employee, the offer letter states that H1 will be applied in April...

Let me know if u guys have heard about any one getting rejected .. or anything to be concerend about?

Thanks for your input guys..
 
Posted on 11-02-06 11:49 PM     Reply [Subscribe]
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bond 007,
safest thing to do is go to nepal and come before the visa expires......
 
Posted on 11-03-06 1:46 PM     Reply [Subscribe]
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going to nepal on OPT is risky even though u may have f1 visa.

i wouldd not recommend it.
 



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