Enti naa L lo goppa meeru US lo unte

[Bhai]

3 minutes ago, ARYA said:

tellare duty ekkesavaa 

pani matta unte kada

[sri_india]

7 minutes ago, Tarak_Abhimani said:

enduku US lo unnollu over action chestharu ?

USA ki ravadam chala kastam bro .... highly  talented people with some luck only can get in to here , the land of freedom and heaven on the earth ....  

its not that easy to come to USA .....

[4Vikram]

7 minutes ago, Bhai said:

pani matta unte kada

[ARYA]

7 minutes ago, jbourne said:

Aryankul chusinava where will you go small kid ??

ela vundi Twitter lo emi review raley 

ledu jb vuncle...busy unde..

[ARYA]

6 minutes ago, Bhai said:

pani matta unte kada

correst 

[ARYA]

Just now, 4Vikram said:

ade ade antunna fire sestaru ani 

[yomama]

us citizen aite you can travel and work in all these countries. Visa is free.

NAME OF THE PLACE	DETAILS
Albania	No visa required but 10 Euro entry tax fee. Maximum stay of 30 days.
Andorra	Enter via Spain or France. Maximum stay of 90 days.
Anguilla	Maximum stay of 3 months.
Antigua & Barbuda	Maximum stay of 1 month.
Argentina	Maximum stay of 3 months
Antarctica	No maximum stay noted
Armenia	Visa on arrival but only if arriving at Zvartnots Airport in Yerevan. Fee is 30 USD for a maximum stay of 21 days.
Aruba	Maximum stay of 3 months
Austria	Maximum stay of 3 months
Azerbaijan	Visa on arrival with 40 USD fee and passport photo. Maximum stay of 30 days
Bahamas	Maximum stay of 1 month
Bahrain	Visa on arrival. Maximum stay of 14 days
Bali (Indonesia)	Visa on arrival – fee depends on length of stay, 7-30 days.
Barbados	Maximum stay of 6 months
Belgium	Maximum stay of 3 months
Belize	Maximum stay of 1 month
Bermuda	Maximum stay of 6 months
Bolivia	Maximum stay of 90 days
Bosnia & Herzegovina	Maximum stay of 90 days.
Botswana	Maximum stay of 90 days
British Virgin Islands	Maximum stay of 30 days
Brunei Darussalam	Maximum stay of 90 days
Bulgaria	Maximum stay of 90 days
Cambodia	Visa on arrival. Maximum stay of 1 month
Canada	Maximum stay of 6 months
Cayman Islands	Maximum stay of 30 days
Chile	Maximum stay of 90 days
Colombia	Maximum stay of 90 days
Comoros Islands	Visa on arrival
Costa Rica	Maximum stay of 90 days
Cook Islands	Maximum stay of 31 days
Cote d’Ivoire (Ivory Coast)	Maximum stay of 90 days
Croatia	Maximum stay of 90 days
Cuba	Visa not required, however tourist card must be purchased at airline  or travel agency for 25 USD prior to travel.
Cyprus & Northern Cyprus	Maximum stay of 90 days
Czech Republic	Maximum stay of 90 days.
Denmark (including Faroe  Islands & Greenland)	Maximum stay of 90 days.
Djibouti	Visa on arrival – fee varies depending on length of stay.  Maximum stay of 1 month
Dominica	Maximum stay of 6 months
Dominican Republic	No visa but tourist card is issued. Maximum stay of 30 days.
Ecuador	Maximum stay of 90 days.
Egypt	Visa on arrival, Maximum stay of 30 days
El Salvador	Maximum stay of 3 months.
Equatorial Guinea	No Maximum stay indicated.
Eritrea	Visa on arrival and fee varies. Maximum stay of 1 month.
Ethiopia	Visa on arrival, Maximum stay of 3 months.
Faroe Islands	Maximum stay of 90 days (Denmark)
Fiji	Maximum stay of 4 months.
Finland	Maximum stay of 3 months.
France (including Monaco)	Maximum stay of 3 months.
French Guiana	Maximum stay of 3 months.
French Polynesia	Maximum stay of 1 month.
French Antilles/Caribbean/ West Indies	Maximum stay of 3 months.
Georgia	Maximum stay of 90 days.
Germany	Maximum stay of 90 days.
Gibraltar	Maximum stay of 90 days.
Greece	Maximum stay of 3 months.
Greenland	Maximum stay of 90 days (Denmark)
Grenada	Maximum stay of 3 months.
Guam	US Territory
Guatemala	Maximum stay of 90 days
Guyana	Maximum stay of 3 months.
Haiti	Maximum stay of 3 months
Honduras	Maximum stay of 3 months
Hong Kong	Maximum stay of 3 months
Hungary	Maximum stay of 3 months
Iceland	Maximum stay of 3 months
Indonesia	Visa on arrival – fee varies depending on length of stay. Maximum
Ireland	Maximum stay of 3 months.
Israel	Maximum stay of 3 months.
Italy (including San Marino)	Maximum stay of 3 months.
Jamaica	Maximum stay of 6 months.
Japan	Maximum stay of 90 days.
Jordan	Visa on arrival, Maximum stay 3 months
Korea (South)	Maximum stay of 1 month
Kosovo	Maximum stay of 90 days.
Kuwait	Visa on arrival, Maximum stay 3 months
Kyrgyzstan	Maximum stay of 1 month
Laos (Lao People’s  Democratic Republic)	Visa on arrival 30 days
Latvia	Maximum stay of 3 months.
Lebanon	Visa on arrival for free if staying 1 month or less
Lesotho	Maximum stay of 14 days
Liechtenstein	Same as Switzerland. Maximum stay of 90 days.
Lithuania	Maximum stay of 90 days.
Luxembourg	Maximum stay of 3 months.
Macau	Maximum stay of 30 days.
Macedonia	Maximum stay of 3 months
Malawi	Maximum stay of 90 days.
Malaysia	Maximum stay of 3 months.
Malta	Maximum stay of 3 months.
Mariana Islands	US Territory
Marshall Islands	No visa required
Mauritius	Maximum stay of 6 months
Mexico	Maximum stay of 6 months.
Micronesia	Maximum stay of 30 days.
Moldova	Maximum stay of 90 days.
Mongolia	Maximum stay of 90 days
Montserrat	Maximum stay of 3 months
Morocco	Maximum stay of 3 months
Namibia	Maximum stay of 3 months
Nepal	Visa on arrival. Fee varies depending on length of stay.  Maximum stay of 150 days.
Netherlands – Holland	Maximum stay of 3 months.
New Caledonia	Maximum stay of 1 month
New Zealand	Maximum stay of 3 months
Nicaragua	Maximum stay of 90 days
Niue	Maximum stay of 30 days
Norway	Maximum stay of 3 months.
Oman	Visa on arrival. Maximum stay of 1 month.
Palau	Visa not required for stays up to 30 days.
Panama	Visa not required, Maximum stay of 30 days.
Peru	Maximum stay of 90 days.
Philippines	Maximum stay of 21 days.
Poland	Maximum stay of 3 months.
Portugal	Maximum stay of 3 months.
Qatar	Visa on arrival, maximum stay of 21 days.
Reunion Island	Maximum stay of 3 months.
Romania	Maximum stay of 90 days.
Rwanda	Visa on arrival for no charge. Maximum stay of 3 months.
Samoa (Western)	Visa not required but visitor permit must be obtained on arrival.  Maximum stay of 60 days.
Samoa (American)	US Territory
Senegal	Maximum stay of 3 months.
Serbia and Montenegro	Maximum stay of 90 days
Seychelles	Visa not required, Maximum stay 1 month
Singapore	Visa not required. Maximum stay of 30 days
Slovak Republic	Maximum stay of 90 days
Slovenia	Maximum stay of 90 days
Solomon Islands	Visa not required Maximum stay 3 months.
South Africa	Maximum stay of 90 days
Spain	Maximum stay of 3 months
Sri Lanka	Visa on arrival, Maximum stay of 30 days
St. Kitts-Nevis	Maximum stay of 3 months
St. Lucia	Maximum stay of 6 months
St. Vincent and The Grenadines	Maximum stay of 1 month
Swaziland	Maximum stay of 2 months
Sweden	Maximum stay of 3 months
Switzerland	Maximum stay of 3 months
Taiwan	Visa not required if arriving at Taipei Chiang Kai Shek  or Kaohsiung Airport. Maximum stay of 30 days
Tanzania	Visa on arrival
Thailand	Stamp on arrival for stay of 30 days by air; 14 by land
Timor Leste (East Timor)	Visa on arrival. Maximum stay of 30 days.
Togo	Visa on arrival – fee not specified. Maximum stay of 7 days
Tonga	Visa on arrival for no charge. Maximum stay of 31 days
Trinidad & Tobago	Maximum stay of 3 months
Tunisia	Maximum stay of 4 months
Turkey	Visa on arrival. Maximum stay of 3 months
Turkish Republic of  Northern Cyprus	Maximum stay of 3 months
Turks & Caicos Islands	Maximum stay of 30 days
Tuvalu	Visa on arrival. Maximum stay of 1 month
Uganda	Visa on arrival – fee varies depending on length of stay
Ukraine	Maximum stay of 90 days
United Arab Emirates	Visa on arrival – no fee specified. Maximum stay of 1 month.
United Kingdom	Maximum stay of 6 months.
Uruguay	Maximum stay of 3 months
Vanuatu	Maximum stay of 30 days
Venezuela	Visa not required. Maximum stay of 90 days.
Vietnam	Visa issued on arrival only with ‘pre-approval’ from an  Embassy application.
Virgin Islands (USA)	US Territory
Virgin Islands (UK)	Maximum stay of 30 days
Yemen	Visa on arrival. Maximum stay of 1 month.
Zambia	Visa on arrival – fee varies depending on length of stay
Zimbabwe	Visa on arrival – fee varies. Maximum stay of 3 months

 

The advantages of becoming a U.S. citizen over a permanent resident are many. Here are the top ten.

1. No Need To Renew Your Green Card. As a United States citizen you will not need to renew your green card every 10 years. In addition, you will no longer be required to carry your green card with you.

2. The Risk of Removal (Deportation) is Reduced. Green Card holders may be removed for committing certain crimes. A U.S. citizen who commits a crime cannot be deported.

However, you should always be aware that U.S. citizenship may be taken away from you if USCIS finds that you lied to obtain either lawful permanent residence or your U.S. citizenship.

3. Easier Travel and Re-Entry into the U.S. You will no longer have to deal with the longer lines reserved for green card holders. In addition, as a U.S. citizen you can have easier entry into other countries. In many instances, you can visit foreign countries without a visa.

4. Ability to Take Long Trips Outside the United States. You will be allowed to take long trips out of the United States without the risk of losing your ability to return.

If you leave the United States for more than 180 days, then you, as a permanent resident, can lose your green card upon re-entry into the United States. The immigration officer can deem that you have abandoned your green card. If you know you are leaving the United States for more than 6 months you should speak to an immigration attorney. You may be able to obtain a re-entry permit prior to leaving the United States. This would allow you to travel out of the United States for as long as 2 years without abandoning your green card.

5. Ability to Petition More Family Members. United States citizens can petition more types of family members into the United States than green card holders. Only U.S. citizens may petition parents, siblings, and married children. In addition, in the cases where both U.S. citizens and green card holders may do a petition (such as for spouses), the wait time is generally significantly shorter for U.S. citizens' relations. (If you wish to petition a family member, please consult with a competent immigration attorney before taking any action.)

6. Ability of Your Green-Card-Holding Children to Become U.S. Citizens. When you become a U.S. citizen, your unmarried children under 18 will automatically become U.S. citizens, too. However, they must meet the following criteria: They must be lawful permanent residents; they must be residing in the United States; and they must be in the legal and physical custody of the naturalizing parent.

7. Ability to Vote and to Run for Public Office. Only United States citizens may vote. Naturalized U.S. citizens can run for most elected public offices.

8. Ability to Obtain Federal Jobs, Grants, and Other Government Benefits. Certain jobs require U.S. citizenship. These include many local, state, and federal government jobs. Many federal grants and scholarships are available only to U.S. citizens.

9. Tax and Estate Reasons. United States citizens and permanent residents are not always treated the same for tax and estate purposes. You should speak to a Certified Public Accountant about these issues.

10. Ability to Obtain a U.S. Passport. U.S. citizens have the right to obtain a passport and the ability to obtain assistance from U.S. Embassies and Consulates when traveling in other countries.

[Peter123]

21 minutes ago, yomama said:

us citizen aite you can travel and work in all these countries. Visa is free.

NAME OF THE PLACE	DETAILS
Albania	No visa required but 10 Euro entry tax fee. Maximum stay of 30 days.
Andorra	Enter via Spain or France. Maximum stay of 90 days.
Anguilla	Maximum stay of 3 months.
Antigua & Barbuda	Maximum stay of 1 month.
Argentina	Maximum stay of 3 months
Antarctica	No maximum stay noted
Armenia	Visa on arrival but only if arriving at Zvartnots Airport in Yerevan. Fee is 30 USD for a maximum stay of 21 days.
Aruba	Maximum stay of 3 months
Austria	Maximum stay of 3 months
Azerbaijan	Visa on arrival with 40 USD fee and passport photo. Maximum stay of 30 days
Bahamas	Maximum stay of 1 month
Bahrain	Visa on arrival. Maximum stay of 14 days
Bali (Indonesia)	Visa on arrival – fee depends on length of stay, 7-30 days.
Barbados	Maximum stay of 6 months
Belgium	Maximum stay of 3 months
Belize	Maximum stay of 1 month
Bermuda	Maximum stay of 6 months
Bolivia	Maximum stay of 90 days
Bosnia & Herzegovina	Maximum stay of 90 days.
Botswana	Maximum stay of 90 days
British Virgin Islands	Maximum stay of 30 days
Brunei Darussalam	Maximum stay of 90 days
Bulgaria	Maximum stay of 90 days
Cambodia	Visa on arrival. Maximum stay of 1 month
Canada	Maximum stay of 6 months
Cayman Islands	Maximum stay of 30 days
Chile	Maximum stay of 90 days
Colombia	Maximum stay of 90 days
Comoros Islands	Visa on arrival
Costa Rica	Maximum stay of 90 days
Cook Islands	Maximum stay of 31 days
Cote d’Ivoire (Ivory Coast)	Maximum stay of 90 days
Croatia	Maximum stay of 90 days
Cuba	Visa not required, however tourist card must be purchased at airline  or travel agency for 25 USD prior to travel.
Cyprus & Northern Cyprus	Maximum stay of 90 days
Czech Republic	Maximum stay of 90 days.
Denmark (including Faroe  Islands & Greenland)	Maximum stay of 90 days.
Djibouti	Visa on arrival – fee varies depending on length of stay.  Maximum stay of 1 month
Dominica	Maximum stay of 6 months
Dominican Republic	No visa but tourist card is issued. Maximum stay of 30 days.
Ecuador	Maximum stay of 90 days.
Egypt	Visa on arrival, Maximum stay of 30 days
El Salvador	Maximum stay of 3 months.
Equatorial Guinea	No Maximum stay indicated.
Eritrea	Visa on arrival and fee varies. Maximum stay of 1 month.
Ethiopia	Visa on arrival, Maximum stay of 3 months.
Faroe Islands	Maximum stay of 90 days (Denmark)
Fiji	Maximum stay of 4 months.
Finland	Maximum stay of 3 months.
France (including Monaco)	Maximum stay of 3 months.
French Guiana	Maximum stay of 3 months.
French Polynesia	Maximum stay of 1 month.
French Antilles/Caribbean/ West Indies	Maximum stay of 3 months.
Georgia	Maximum stay of 90 days.
Germany	Maximum stay of 90 days.
Gibraltar	Maximum stay of 90 days.
Greece	Maximum stay of 3 months.
Greenland	Maximum stay of 90 days (Denmark)
Grenada	Maximum stay of 3 months.
Guam	US Territory
Guatemala	Maximum stay of 90 days
Guyana	Maximum stay of 3 months.
Haiti	Maximum stay of 3 months
Honduras	Maximum stay of 3 months
Hong Kong	Maximum stay of 3 months
Hungary	Maximum stay of 3 months
Iceland	Maximum stay of 3 months
Indonesia	Visa on arrival – fee varies depending on length of stay. Maximum
Ireland	Maximum stay of 3 months.
Israel	Maximum stay of 3 months.
Italy (including San Marino)	Maximum stay of 3 months.
Jamaica	Maximum stay of 6 months.
Japan	Maximum stay of 90 days.
Jordan	Visa on arrival, Maximum stay 3 months
Korea (South)	Maximum stay of 1 month
Kosovo	Maximum stay of 90 days.
Kuwait	Visa on arrival, Maximum stay 3 months
Kyrgyzstan	Maximum stay of 1 month
Laos (Lao People’s  Democratic Republic)	Visa on arrival 30 days
Latvia	Maximum stay of 3 months.
Lebanon	Visa on arrival for free if staying 1 month or less
Lesotho	Maximum stay of 14 days
Liechtenstein	Same as Switzerland. Maximum stay of 90 days.
Lithuania	Maximum stay of 90 days.
Luxembourg	Maximum stay of 3 months.
Macau	Maximum stay of 30 days.
Macedonia	Maximum stay of 3 months
Malawi	Maximum stay of 90 days.
Malaysia	Maximum stay of 3 months.
Malta	Maximum stay of 3 months.
Mariana Islands	US Territory
Marshall Islands	No visa required
Mauritius	Maximum stay of 6 months
Mexico	Maximum stay of 6 months.
Micronesia	Maximum stay of 30 days.
Moldova	Maximum stay of 90 days.
Mongolia	Maximum stay of 90 days
Montserrat	Maximum stay of 3 months
Morocco	Maximum stay of 3 months
Namibia	Maximum stay of 3 months
Nepal	Visa on arrival. Fee varies depending on length of stay.  Maximum stay of 150 days.
Netherlands – Holland	Maximum stay of 3 months.
New Caledonia	Maximum stay of 1 month
New Zealand	Maximum stay of 3 months
Nicaragua	Maximum stay of 90 days
Niue	Maximum stay of 30 days
Norway	Maximum stay of 3 months.
Oman	Visa on arrival. Maximum stay of 1 month.
Palau	Visa not required for stays up to 30 days.
Panama	Visa not required, Maximum stay of 30 days.
Peru	Maximum stay of 90 days.
Philippines	Maximum stay of 21 days.
Poland	Maximum stay of 3 months.
Portugal	Maximum stay of 3 months.
Qatar	Visa on arrival, maximum stay of 21 days.
Reunion Island	Maximum stay of 3 months.
Romania	Maximum stay of 90 days.
Rwanda	Visa on arrival for no charge. Maximum stay of 3 months.
Samoa (Western)	Visa not required but visitor permit must be obtained on arrival.  Maximum stay of 60 days.
Samoa (American)	US Territory
Senegal	Maximum stay of 3 months.
Serbia and Montenegro	Maximum stay of 90 days
Seychelles	Visa not required, Maximum stay 1 month
Singapore	Visa not required. Maximum stay of 30 days
Slovak Republic	Maximum stay of 90 days
Slovenia	Maximum stay of 90 days
Solomon Islands	Visa not required Maximum stay 3 months.
South Africa	Maximum stay of 90 days
Spain	Maximum stay of 3 months
Sri Lanka	Visa on arrival, Maximum stay of 30 days
St. Kitts-Nevis	Maximum stay of 3 months
St. Lucia	Maximum stay of 6 months
St. Vincent and The Grenadines	Maximum stay of 1 month
Swaziland	Maximum stay of 2 months
Sweden	Maximum stay of 3 months
Switzerland	Maximum stay of 3 months
Taiwan	Visa not required if arriving at Taipei Chiang Kai Shek  or Kaohsiung Airport. Maximum stay of 30 days
Tanzania	Visa on arrival
Thailand	Stamp on arrival for stay of 30 days by air; 14 by land
Timor Leste (East Timor)	Visa on arrival. Maximum stay of 30 days.
Togo	Visa on arrival – fee not specified. Maximum stay of 7 days
Tonga	Visa on arrival for no charge. Maximum stay of 31 days
Trinidad & Tobago	Maximum stay of 3 months
Tunisia	Maximum stay of 4 months
Turkey	Visa on arrival. Maximum stay of 3 months
Turkish Republic of  Northern Cyprus	Maximum stay of 3 months
Turks & Caicos Islands	Maximum stay of 30 days
Tuvalu	Visa on arrival. Maximum stay of 1 month
Uganda	Visa on arrival – fee varies depending on length of stay
Ukraine	Maximum stay of 90 days
United Arab Emirates	Visa on arrival – no fee specified. Maximum stay of 1 month.
United Kingdom	Maximum stay of 6 months.
Uruguay	Maximum stay of 3 months
Vanuatu	Maximum stay of 30 days
Venezuela	Visa not required. Maximum stay of 90 days.
Vietnam	Visa issued on arrival only with ‘pre-approval’ from an  Embassy application.
Virgin Islands (USA)	US Territory
Virgin Islands (UK)	Maximum stay of 30 days
Yemen	Visa on arrival. Maximum stay of 1 month.
Zambia	Visa on arrival – fee varies depending on length of stay
Zimbabwe	Visa on arrival – fee varies. Maximum stay of 3 months

 

The advantages of becoming a U.S. citizen over a permanent resident are many. Here are the top ten.

1. No Need To Renew Your Green Card. As a United States citizen you will not need to renew your green card every 10 years. In addition, you will no longer be required to carry your green card with you.

2. The Risk of Removal (Deportation) is Reduced. Green Card holders may be removed for committing certain crimes. A U.S. citizen who commits a crime cannot be deported.

However, you should always be aware that U.S. citizenship may be taken away from you if USCIS finds that you lied to obtain either lawful permanent residence or your U.S. citizenship.

3. Easier Travel and Re-Entry into the U.S. You will no longer have to deal with the longer lines reserved for green card holders. In addition, as a U.S. citizen you can have easier entry into other countries. In many instances, you can visit foreign countries without a visa.

4. Ability to Take Long Trips Outside the United States. You will be allowed to take long trips out of the United States without the risk of losing your ability to return.

If you leave the United States for more than 180 days, then you, as a permanent resident, can lose your green card upon re-entry into the United States. The immigration officer can deem that you have abandoned your green card. If you know you are leaving the United States for more than 6 months you should speak to an immigration attorney. You may be able to obtain a re-entry permit prior to leaving the United States. This would allow you to travel out of the United States for as long as 2 years without abandoning your green card.

5. Ability to Petition More Family Members. United States citizens can petition more types of family members into the United States than green card holders. Only U.S. citizens may petition parents, siblings, and married children. In addition, in the cases where both U.S. citizens and green card holders may do a petition (such as for spouses), the wait time is generally significantly shorter for U.S. citizens' relations. (If you wish to petition a family member, please consult with a competent immigration attorney before taking any action.)

6. Ability of Your Green-Card-Holding Children to Become U.S. Citizens. When you become a U.S. citizen, your unmarried children under 18 will automatically become U.S. citizens, too. However, they must meet the following criteria: They must be lawful permanent residents; they must be residing in the United States; and they must be in the legal and physical custody of the naturalizing parent.

7. Ability to Vote and to Run for Public Office. Only United States citizens may vote. Naturalized U.S. citizens can run for most elected public offices.

8. Ability to Obtain Federal Jobs, Grants, and Other Government Benefits. Certain jobs require U.S. citizenship. These include many local, state, and federal government jobs. Many federal grants and scholarships are available only to U.S. citizens.

9. Tax and Estate Reasons. United States citizens and permanent residents are not always treated the same for tax and estate purposes. You should speak to a Certified Public Accountant about these issues.

10. Ability to Obtain a U.S. Passport. U.S. citizens have the right to obtain a passport and the ability to obtain assistance from U.S. Embassies and Consulates when traveling in other countries.

[Bairagi From Bapatla]

Maku trump unnadu adhe maa goppa

[Bhai]

44 minutes ago, 4Vikram said:

patha group members bro andaru, not new ones... more over its prettty closed group not sodhi types

only one man

inthaki ts evadu

[TechAdvice]

6 hours ago, Tarak_Abhimani said:

enduku US lo unnollu over action chestharu ?

US lo vunna vallu goppa ani evaru chepparu?  Janalu ekkada roju kuulilu chesi brathukutharu... okka cpl of months job lekuntey bichagadi kantey admanam life US lo

[Kontekurradu]

20 hours ago, 4Vikram said:

patha group members bro andaru, not new ones... more over its prettty closed group not sodhi types

only one man

eam groups rajakeeyam eda 

[4Vikram]

1 hour ago, Kontekurradu said:

eam groups rajakeeyam eda 

 

1 hour ago, Kontekurradu said:

eam groups rajakeeyam eda 

MG 

[citizenofIND]

22 hours ago, jbourne said:

Agreed brother only Singaporean citizens are goppa also the citizens of richest state in India Bhi 

[The Warrior]

22 hours ago, sri_india said:

USA ki ravadam chala kastam bro .... highly  talented people with some luck only can get in to here , the land of freedom and heaven on the earth ....  

its not that easy to come to USA .....

eppudanundi anipisthundi ilaaa.. oka manchi doctor ki chupinchakpoyavaa