"visa grant" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the official approval or authorization given by a government or embassy to travel to a country for a specific purpose. Example: After months of waiting, I finally received my visa grant for my trip to Spain.
The application for the H1-B visa grant that was originally filed in May 2001 was rejected.
"The personal information which has been breached is the name, date of birth, title, position nationality, passport number, visa grant number and visa subclass held relating to 31 international leaders (ie prime ministers, presidents and their equivalents) attending the G20 leaders summit," the officer wrote.
With the visa granted, he returned to Saudi Arabia in 2014, and the couple arrived in the United States in July.
Then, provided they have spent about six months of each year in New Zealand, they can apply for an 'indefinite returning' visa, granting permanent residence.
It replaced a labyrinthine scheme which saw 80 different types of visa granted.
Kato and Sparber (2013) find that restrictive immigration policy (tightening of H-1B visa grants for prospective undergraduate students) disproportionately discourages high-ability international students from pursuing education in the USA.
Those with either a partner visa (granted to those in a de facto relationship with an Australian citizen) or permanent visa also qualify for paid parental leave at AUD $641.05 $595.811) per week before tax for a maximum of 18 weeks.
Examining my passport, the policeman noted that I recently received a "J1" visa, granted to academics, having been a visiting professor at Columbia University in New York from September 2016 to January 2017.
A victim can apply for a U visa a special visa granted to foreigners who have suffered significant abuse and help authorities investigate or prosecute the crime but the process of obtaining this status is both lengthy and difficult.
Some types of visas that allow you to live in the UK are a work visa, a student visa, a visa granted to family members or partners, a retired person visa, or a visitor visa.[3].
These visas, known as U visas, grant victims and their close relatives temporary legal status and work eligibility for at least four years.
