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AIT OFFICES TO CLOSE OCT. 10 AND OCT. 13 FOR HOLIDAY
POSTED: 10/07/2008
All offices of the American Institute in Taiwan will be closed Friday, October 10 and Monday, Oct. 13, 2008, in observance of Double Ten Day and Columbus Day. This includes the Consular Section, the Commercial Section, the Agricultural Trade Office, the American Cultural Center and the AIT Kaohsiung branch office. All offices will re-open Tuesday, October 14, at the usual time. [Complete Text]
U.S. DIVERSITY IMMIGRANT VISA PROGRAM FOR 2010
POSTED: 10/03/2008
The American Institute in Taiwan is pleased to announce that the U.S. Diversity Immigrant Visa (DV) lottery will run from October 3, 2008, through 1:00 am, December 2, 2008, Taiwan time. The only source for complete and authoritative information on eligibility requirements and application procedures is www.dvlottery.state.gov. All applications must be submitted online according to the instructions on this website. [Complete Text] AIT Pays Tribute to the Life of Marjorie Bly, Long-time American Resident of Penghu
POSTED: 10/02/2008
On October 1, 2008, AIT Kaohsiung Branch Office Chief Chris Castro paid tribute to the life of the late American missionary and nurse Marjorie Bly, who passed away in Penghu on April 8, 2008, aged 88. Marjorie Bly first arrived in Taiwan in 1952 and went to Penghu in 1955, where she devoted her life to helping people suffering from leprosy.... [Complete Text] AIT ANNOUNCES NONIMMIGRANT VISA PROCESSING FEE INCREASE
POSTED: 09/26/2008
The American Institute in Taiwan (AIT) announces that, due to the recent shift in the exchange rate between the U.S. Dollar and the New Taiwan Dollar, and in keeping with the worldwide U.S. nonimmigrant visa processing fee, AIT will increase its visa processing fee effective September 29, 2008 from NT$4,100 to NT$4,300.
All applicants for nonimmigrant visas who pay the visa processing fee on or after September 29 must show... [Complete Text]
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