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Hi, I'm a newly passed grad from India of Malaysian origin.I would like to request information on the following

1.Is there a high visa rejection in the us embassy in Malaysia(as it is in India) for doctors?
2.Should i go direct with my scores for the step 2 cs visa?
3.If there is a visa problem then what are alternatives(for eg., Gre, Mph etc.,)
4.Are scores important for the issuance of the Cs visa?

Any reply is greatly appreciated.

  #2

Hi Dennis....I'm from malaysia too.From what I know is malaysians generally don't have a problem in obtaining visas......I don;t know the statistics but I have never come across anyone being refused visas unlike the stories i hear from people from India(I'm a manipal grad),Pakistan and also the middle-East.....I guess it could be due to overquota or security reasons in these countries?I'm from KL.What about you?You can contact me at yadav02@yahoo.co.uk.....its nice to know a malaysian doc wants to give USMLE since there aren't too many of them.Bye

  #3

hi you guys. i'm malaysian, currently in the States. Do either of you know anything about extending visitor visas or converting to student visas? I intend to take my usmle part 1 in the States. Thanks and good luck. letti grin

  #4

Hi Letti,
To extend your visa I think you will need to contact the immigration directly and give them proof of you sitting for usmle part 1 later this year,hence the extension till that period of time.In regards to conversion to student's visa....no clue???I can only guess that you can obtain a student's visa only if you have enrolled into a course.....its only a guess....best to contact the immigration for the best visa option for you.

  #5

hi Malaysian.

Thanks for your reply. I know that when you register for the USMLE, they give you the pink slip/permit thingy...is that what you meant immigration will need for an extension of the visa? Thanks for all your help. smiling face

  #6

Hi Letti,
It might be a good idea to consult with an immigration lawyer before doing anything as some times immigration give problems if you come into the country with a visitors visa and then try to change status..just an advise.Good luck in your studies.

  #7

fanks! smiling face :lol:

  #8

I'm not aware of any pink slip since I haven't even registered for any of the steps yet.I hope you've sorted your immigration thing by now.

  #9

hi everybody. i am half-malaysian you can say but i'm in new york. apa cabar? i just ate some yummy roti canai and penang fried keouteow the other day grin/ . legah! grin/

  #10

Apa khabar to you too.







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