San Jose is really nice, mainly because of the proctor. He is a guy whom you can ask logical question and he will give good answers. The area around 3-5 miles is cheap, with hotels/motels in the range of 50$.
Visa should not be an issue, because Cisco is suppose to give you an introductory letter which can be used at the embassy. San Jose is he only place where you can find open seat fairly easily. On Monday, June 4, 2012, Kingsley Charles wrote: > Hi e > > I am planning to take my lab next month either in Sydney or San Jose. I > need people's experience who have gone there from other countries. > > I am hearing from travel agencies that Visa processing takes about 3 weeks > and also they are strict in processing. I guess, I should apply for Tourist > Visa but there are chances for getting rejected. How do I convince them to > get through the Visa? Should I book the slot and show that confirmation > mail. What if my Visa get's rejected. Both my flight ticket and lab payment > will go in vain. > > Guys, please share your experience. > > What type Visa should we apply for? > > With regards > Kings -- FNK
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