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[flicknut]

I have an E-2 visa, and under "Entries" it says "M". Does this mean I have a multiple entry visa?

On Saturday I'm flying back and forth to San Francisco to get my pet. I'm leaving on Saturday and have to be back at work on Monday. Before you tell me I'm crazy, I should let you know that my wife is a flight attendant so it's not costing me much. I may even get business class if there's space available.

[kat2]

I still think you're crazy, but yes, you have a multiple entry visa.

I really hope you get business class!! Your pet is lucky to have such a dedicated owner

[pest2]

Actually, since you're all on that topic, I have to go back to the USA next week, too, for a family event. I cant tell whether I have the multiple entry or not, but I was told US citizens always get it... I wonder if I'll have to pay to leave and come back. If so, how much is it?

[kat2]

If you have an "M" on your visa, you have a multiple entry and can come and go as you please. Yes, US citizens SHOULD always get it, assuming hte embassy staffer knows what they are doing (as you can tell, I had one who didn't).

[mrsquirrel]

I presume otherwise you just get a re-entry permit.

[Big Mac]

All the Americans at my school have multiple re-entry visas. All of the Canadians do not. I had to pay 50,000 Won to get a multiple re-entry stamp in my passport because I am Canadian.