I'm reading this interview
http://gointothestory.blcklst.com/20...ll-winner.html
with one of last year's Nicholl winners, and he says:
"I'm in the middle of the visa application process that I'm hoping to get out there sooner rather than later to be more immersed in that side of things."
Now, what I had heard is that what it says in the actual laws is that to get a visa you have to be an "alien of extraordinary ability," or something like that, which is defined as having won an Oscar or some major international festival, but that in practice people get visas if they have a few credits.
So, here's this fella saying he's applying for a visa after just winning the Nicholl. If he's doing that presumably he's been told by a lawyer or someone that that can fly, so, does anyone know anything about this?
http://gointothestory.blcklst.com/20...ll-winner.html
with one of last year's Nicholl winners, and he says:
"I'm in the middle of the visa application process that I'm hoping to get out there sooner rather than later to be more immersed in that side of things."
Now, what I had heard is that what it says in the actual laws is that to get a visa you have to be an "alien of extraordinary ability," or something like that, which is defined as having won an Oscar or some major international festival, but that in practice people get visas if they have a few credits.
So, here's this fella saying he's applying for a visa after just winning the Nicholl. If he's doing that presumably he's been told by a lawyer or someone that that can fly, so, does anyone know anything about this?
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