When applying for visa, should I add my departure date a day or so late in the case of a delayed flight?

10 thoughts on “When applying for visa, should I add my departure date a day or so late in the case of a delayed flight?”

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   Vietnam

   Phan Anh says:

   You can put 90 day on your visa in the case of a delayed. Phan Anh Joey Visa Vietnam can help you

   4 months ago at

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2. 

   Vietnam

   Active Member Hoàng Dương says:

   Andrew from Joey Visa can support yoy

   4 months ago at

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3. 

   Canada

   Tyk Francis says:

   The war in the Middle East, the possible shortage of fuel…means anything can happen, one may be stuck and need to stay behind for a few weeks, so get the maximum days allowed for the visa ( start from a few days before your planned arrival).

   4 months ago at

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   Canada

   Active Member Wayne Macdougall says:

   The full amount depending on your visa

   4 months ago at

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5. 

   Australia

   Active Member Phil Patinka says:

   Arrival date plus 30 or 90 days. No harm leaving early, big problem leaving late.

   4 months ago at

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6. 

   Canada

   Sue Dailly says:

   We’re here now for 30 days but have 60 day visas

   4 months ago at

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   United States

   LeoDude62 says:

   I usually put the full 30 days even though I leave earlier, just in case of any unforeseen circumstances.

   4 months ago at

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8. 

   Canada

   Travel Expert InspiringPineapple6932 says:

   Use some common sense, leave some leg room for emergency

   4 months ago at

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9. 

   Canada

   Andrea Bushman says:

   Full 90 days starting 2 days before

   4 months ago at

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10. 

    Australia

    Active Member Gallavanting says:

    Put the entry date a few days earlier than your actual flight and the full 90 days in case of emergencies

    4 months ago at

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