Q: i am a student on F1 visa , and my wife has tourist visa b2 , can we travel to mexico ?
i have F1 student visa and my wife has B2 tourist visa , and also she has F1 visa which will start next month . we are considering traveling to mexico for a couple of days vacation ( assuming both of us can enter mexico with F1 and B2 visas ) and in the same time my wife can reenter the US with her F1 visa , would that be legally accepted ? or if she wants to reenter the US with her F1 visa then it should be from our origin country or any international border will be ok ?
A: Further information is needed. Is she in the US on a B2 visa or F1 visa? Did she change status from B2 to an F1 visa? If she has no F1 visa stamp in her passport she will not be able to enter the US on an F1 visa. It is generally recommended to get the visa stamp in your home country even if certain consulates accept third country applicants. Hope this helps a bit.
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