Can I use my existing US visa to fly to USA from a different country?

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I am on a work permit in Norway and I have a US tourist visa which I got when I was in India. Do I need any other visitor visa to fly from Norway to USA?



Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in Advance.






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  • Does your visa have an annotation stating that it is valid only for travel from India?
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I am on a work permit in Norway and I have a US tourist visa which I got when I was in India. Do I need any other visitor visa to fly from Norway to USA?



Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in Advance.






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  • Does your visa have an annotation stating that it is valid only for travel from India?
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  • @Palak Will you be flying direct to USA or needing to transit?
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    1 hour ago












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I am on a work permit in Norway and I have a US tourist visa which I got when I was in India. Do I need any other visitor visa to fly from Norway to USA?



Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in Advance.






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I am on a work permit in Norway and I have a US tourist visa which I got when I was in India. Do I need any other visitor visa to fly from Norway to USA?



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  • Does your visa have an annotation stating that it is valid only for travel from India?
    – phoog
    1 hour ago










  • @Palak Will you be flying direct to USA or needing to transit?
    – Traveller
    1 hour ago
















  • Does your visa have an annotation stating that it is valid only for travel from India?
    – phoog
    1 hour ago










  • @Palak Will you be flying direct to USA or needing to transit?
    – Traveller
    1 hour ago















Does your visa have an annotation stating that it is valid only for travel from India?
– phoog
1 hour ago




Does your visa have an annotation stating that it is valid only for travel from India?
– phoog
1 hour ago












@Palak Will you be flying direct to USA or needing to transit?
– Traveller
1 hour ago




@Palak Will you be flying direct to USA or needing to transit?
– Traveller
1 hour ago










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Yes, with your existing US visa, you can go to USA from any country. Your travel does not have to start from the country where you received the visa.



You do not require another visa for the same purpose whether you live in India or Norway now.






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    Yes, with your existing US visa, you can go to USA from any country. Your travel does not have to start from the country where you received the visa.



    You do not require another visa for the same purpose whether you live in India or Norway now.






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      Yes, with your existing US visa, you can go to USA from any country. Your travel does not have to start from the country where you received the visa.



      You do not require another visa for the same purpose whether you live in India or Norway now.






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        Yes, with your existing US visa, you can go to USA from any country. Your travel does not have to start from the country where you received the visa.



        You do not require another visa for the same purpose whether you live in India or Norway now.






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        Yes, with your existing US visa, you can go to USA from any country. Your travel does not have to start from the country where you received the visa.



        You do not require another visa for the same purpose whether you live in India or Norway now.







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