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Perfect Stranger Posted 9 years ago
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To get a visa... via/with?

Hello,

If an institution is going to grant someone a visa to stay in a foreign country, do we say:


1) I'm going to apply for a visa with XYZ University.

2) I'm going to get a visa via XYZ University.

3) I'm going to get a visa with XYZ University.


Thank you

  

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Perfect Stranger If an institution is going to grant someone a visa Institutions (except national governments) cannot grant visas, so I am not sure what action you are referring to.

— Mister Micawber

  • Perfect Stranger If an institution is going to grant someone a visa Institutions (except national governments) cannot grant visas, so I am not sure what action you are referring to.
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Perfect StrangerIf an institution is going to grant someone a visa

Institutions (except national governments) cannot grant visas, so I am not sure what action you are referring to.

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