Is this true that you need 2000$ to fly out of russia?

Question

I will pick her up at the air port and she will have a place to stay as long as she may want.I will help her get a job or what ever she want,s.

Answer 1

$2000 is not a hard figure. What matters is what kind of visa she has, and how long she will stay in the US. If it is for a short visit, simply having a credit card or a small amount of cash (a few hundred dollars) is sufficient, and she may never be asked.

However, if she arrives for a longer stay, the Passport Control Officer will ask her to prove that she has "enough funds" to support her stay in the US.

With what you describe, you should go to the US State Department website, download a copy of their "Statement of Support", fill it out, and send it to her. This is a US document that says you will provide her a place to stay, eat, etc... but you will also have to back it with a letter from your employer with your salary, how long you worked there, and what your job is, as well as bank statements to prove you can provide for her.

She can NOT get a job unless she has a work permit.

Go to the US Embassy website at http://moscow.usembassy.gov/ for information on visas and work permits.

The next question would be why you are asking. You do not seem well informed about what it takes to enter the US, and the difficulty of obtaining a visa to the US. A Russian woman does not just decide to hop on a plane and fly to the US. She must apply for a visa, show outbound and inbound plane tickets, accomodations, etc. There is no way to come for an unlimited stay, short of marrying a US citizen (which requires YOU to fly there first) - and of course then YOU have to apply for the visa for her.

If you are dealing with a woman you met on the internet, go to http://www.elenasmodels.com and check out her links on internet scams by "Russian women". And for god's sake, do NOT send money.

Answer 2

no it`s not. it all depends on how she is flying[which plane] and when it is.