visa extension anxiety

[sadeghsep 35]

hi 

I'm not sure it's me or anyone else feel the same , there is an anxiety it appears 3 months before my extension and it's getting worse day by day till i get my extension even though i got my extensions for past 8 years without any problem, it started after my kid born , feeling like if i force to sperated from my family even for a week or they change some law , new documents which they never inform us (everyone surprised by new requirement everytime by the time doing the extension)or even something happens that i can't put the money in bank in time or a lot of other reason , my wife has same anxiety also but like a month before my extension , thinking about every year we have to have this situation even makes that anxiety worse, many times i tried to convince my wife to move to other countries but she seems not happy with the idea 

this year i read about foreigners maybe has to get the covid test for extension which makes me really sad , i don't want to go to clinic to get any test and catch the covid there , if the results comes positive so what's happening to the extension probably most people catch the virus in hospital or clinic area which i really not willing to go

anyway my visa extension time is about 70 days from now please if they approved covid test for extension to be a law let me know or if there is any changes

thanks

[thai006 352]

ask for 60 days covid extension  it will be done in 30 minute 

[sadeghsep 35]

4 minutes ago, thai006 said:

ask for 60 days covid extension  it will be done in 30 minute 

i think you didn't get what i meant , i don't have any problem for getting one year extension ,why should i go for 2 months 

[jackdd 8,830]

There is no requirement to get a Covid test for an extension

[Airalee 3,749]

“I've had a lot of worries in my life, most of which never happened.”
 

-Mark Twain

[WineOh 5,152]

You certainly aren't alone.

 

What gets me is how easily they can amend immigration laws to include things like covid tests, bedroom pictures etc but they can't add a law that would permit all those with families, regardless of whether or not they work here to remain here permanently.

 

 

[FritsSikkink 13,033]

4 minutes ago, sadeghsep said:

i think you didn't get what i meant , i don't have any problem for getting one year extension ,why should i go for 2 months 

Go see a doctor about your anxiety. 

[sadeghsep 35]

5 minutes ago, Liverpoolfan said:

You certainly aren't alone.

 

What gets me is how easily they can amend immigration laws to include things like covid tests, bedroom pictures etc but they can't add a law that would permit all those with families, regardless of whether or not they work here to remain here permanently.

 

 

exaly

[sadeghsep 35]

8 minutes ago, FritsSikkink said:

Go see a doctor about your anxiety. 

i think i didn't ask for any advice to fix my anxiety , i just shared to see anyone else has the same feeling ,

what i asked was is there any new requirement 

Edited January 18 by sadeghsep

[Natai Beach 2,404]

9 minutes ago, Liverpoolfan said:

You certainly aren't alone.

 

What gets me is how easily they can amend immigration laws to include things like covid tests, bedroom pictures etc but they can't add a law that would permit all those with families, regardless of whether or not they work here to remain here permanently.

 

 

You can. It is called citizenship. 
 

[scubascuba3 10,954]

I like to get things sorted ASAP, it's part of being an organised person. I got my driving licence 3 months early, bike tax a few weeks early, PA insurance 2 months early, retirement extension early. Doesn't get to anxiety status but I like to sort things early

[WineOh 5,152]

8 minutes ago, Natai Beach said:

You can. It is called citizenship. 

i'm not even going to bite.

[ubonjoe 48,651]

46 minutes ago, Liverpoolfan said:

What gets me is how easily they can amend immigration laws to include things like covid tests, bedroom pictures etc but they can't add a law that would permit all those with families, regardless of whether or not they work here to remain here permanently.

There is only one immigration law and that is the Immigration Act issued in 1979 and it has never been amended.

Everything is done as regulations, orders and requirements for a extensions of stay. And then there are local requirements at some immigration offices.

[WineOh 5,152]

1 minute ago, ubonjoe said:

There is only one immigration law and that is the Immigration Act issued in 1979 and it has never been amended.

Everything is done as regulations, orders and requirements for a extensions of stay. And then there are local requirements at some immigration offices.

Maybe you can inform me of something, Joe.

The immigration act of 1979 as I read it stipulates that PR and/or citizenship can be obtained without having to have the 3 years tax returns under 'humanitarian reasons.'

Why, if this is the actual law, has the government stopped issuing these types of residency? 

[stephenterry 7,241]

43 minutes ago, sadeghsep said:

i think i didn't ask for any advice to fix my anxiety , i just shared to see anyone else has the same feeling ,

what i asked was is there any new requirement 

 

Instead of berating posters for trying to help calm your anxiety, why don't you get off your butt and do your own research? As you seem quite capable of being an organised person?

 

And actually, this state of mind is psychological, and suffered by many people. For me it's the fear of cutting a winning trade on Forex too early. It's a chore, but you need to teach your sub-conscious not to react to something that might never occur, and if it did you're in control.

 

It is what it is.  

 

Edited January 18 by stephenterry
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