We all know the awful stories of what Syrians go through to get out of their country. If someone wanted a safer and legal way to leave Syria to reach a country offering asylum, what would they have to do? Would they have to buy a visa, file paperwork, purchase a plane ticket, and just hope that the country accepts them when they arrive?
And a side question that you may not know, but figured I'd ask because it's been weighing on my mind... I talk to a girl online who was born in Syria, but now lives in Sidon Lebanon. She has no family left and really wants to come to the US to live. She'll be done with her degree in a few months and wants to go to grad school. Do you know if immigrating is a difficult process or what her chances are to be accepted?
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We all know the awful stories of what Syrians go through to get out of their country. If someone wanted a safer and legal way to leave Syria to reach a country offering asylum, what would they have to do? Would they have to buy a visa, file paperwork, purchase a plane ticket, and just hope that the country accepts them when they arrive?
And a side question that you may not know, but figured I'd ask because it's been weighing on my mind... I talk to a girl online who was born in Syria, but now lives in Sidon Lebanon. She has no family left and really wants to come to the US to live. She'll be done with her degree in a few months and wants to go to grad school. Do you know if immigrating is a difficult process or what her chances are to be accepted?
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