Confusion of one question in DS160 form.

[Roller]

Hi all,
I am trying to renew my student visa, and in DS160 form there is a question : "Are you applying in the same country where the visa above was issued and is this country your principal country of residence?", and I am totally confused about term "this country" in the second part.
I have done lots of web search and find some similar questions but none is with the same situation to me.
Here is the thing:
My previous visa is issued by US embassy in Germany which is not my home country, and I plan to renew it in my home country.
In this case, should I answer yes or now?

Thanks for help

[inadmissible]

"no"

[Roller]

"no"

So do you mean the term "this country" is exactly equivalent to the "previous country"?

Btw, thanks a lot.

[Ahmed1234]

the answer should be "No".

[baps1609]

Hello All,

I will be attending h1b visa interview in singapore.

I have been working in singapore since 6 years and i have already been to us consulate for B1/B2 visa interview in 2018 and got it aprroved, now am going for H1B visa interview.

I have a doubt regarding the below question

"Are you applying in the same country where the visa above was issued

Is this country your principal country of residence? "

Am indian citizen , am wondering what will be my principle country of residence.

As the country is same as previous visa issued and not sure about principle country of residence.

Thanks,
Baps

[Orangutango]

Hello All,

I will be attending h1b visa interview in singapore.

I have been working in singapore since 6 years and i have already been to us consulate for B1/B2 visa interview in 2018 and got it aprroved, now am going for H1B visa interview.

I have a doubt regarding the below question

"Are you applying in the same country where the visa above was issued

Is this country your principal country of residence? "

Am indian citizen , am wondering what will be my principle country of residence.

As the country is same as previous visa issued and not sure about principle country of residence.

Thanks,
Baps

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