suggestions required for visit to america.

[Butchcassidy]

Go to vegas, win some cash and splurge on strippers and booze. Remember the money must stay in the US.

 

[Cherokee]

Lol! Oh yeah we are supposed to be saying everything is like Escape from New York! Please stay away if you value your life!

Anyway hey maybe @Cherokee has some words. I think he even jumped out of a plane.
https://defence.pk/threads/team-usa.306182/page-53#post-5878309

 

[AUz]

Go to states like New york,Chicago, California because those states have a good metro system.In other states you might need to buy a car. Plus DC is over rated

Bruh, he can't go to NY and California in one visit

Also, where in Cali?! Cali is hugeeeeee

 

[Signalian]

survive the airport immigration and customs department first.....after you enter the states, then a new chapter opens.

 

[GumNaam]

whatever you do, JUST DON'T SHOW UP AT THE AIRPORT HERE WEARING A T-SHIRT THAT SAYS "I'M DA BOMB" WHILE SCREAMING "HI" TO YOUR FRIEND "JACK"!!! I kill me (don't say that at the airport either)...

 

[DJ_Viper]

guy i m traveling to USA on 20th this month.this will be my first visit.
i m requesting members from usa to guide me about the country and to do abd not to dothings thanks

America is a great place to visit. I'll give you tips that will probably help change your experience and the experience of an American meeting you. At the airport, you will be checked thoroughly, just our standard DHS policy. Be courteous to the officers (the people in immigration, police, etc, are referred to as officers). Follow the instructions and say thank you if someone tries to help knowing you are a visitor. If you ever get into a medical, or any other emergency, call 911, give them your location and if a medical emergency exists (hopefully never happens), stay with them on the phone until you see a Paramedic or a Police officer in front of you, deep breathing helps with pretty much everything. I don't know what city you are going to, otherwise, I would give you tips on the local culture. Each state or major city has its own culture to some degree.

Second, when interacting with Americans, let's say, asking for a street name, or address (pretty common in NYC), remember they are all busy in the morning and evening hours, and we almost run / speed walk to catch out trains to go home. So when you ask someone, be ready for a short and quick answer. That doesn't mean they are rude, it just means they really are on a clock to get to their train to go home.

If you do get a chance to interact with locals in a more relaxed manner, or in a conversation (I say this to every visitor), make sure you tell them something you like about the US, and also create a reference of something similar you may have seen in Pakistan / India / etc. India doesn't really need an introduction but Pakistan can use good PR.

So when you tell a local that you are a visitor and you like X about the US, and that you have something like that in Pakistan, you've introduced your country to that person very positively, who may or may not have met a visiting Pakistani before. By doing so, you've shown them that Pakistanis wish the US well and that you have similar stuff there like the US has (high rise buildings, shopping, etc,etc). By doing that, this person will go tell at the least ten people about this "Pakistani visitor" who was really nice, and appreciated America. Ten people hearing this, will repeat this story elsewhere, so good things about your country will spread through direct contact. Free marketing and PR

 

[UniverseWatcher]

One thing for sure don't do is that don't think about the tall buildings ayy the way you see in movies because where you going to stay i am sure you going to be disappointed and have a safe journey

 

[mqur1963]

just come to usa nothing gone a happen my sister just came to usa in burka and husband long bared visit visa no issue from Chicago to Ohio to nj

 

[friendly_troll96]

1) Gosht mat khana
2) Doodh mat peena balkay hath tak na lagana

 

[untitled]

Try learning the art of cow tipping. Then when you come back apply it to Pakistani water buffaloes

 

[ali_raza]

@ali_raza First off, welcome to the United States and I hope you enjoy your visit here.

There is quite a lot to see and do in the US, and it would take you awhile to see and do everything. Also depends heavily on what you're obviously interested in doing . and not sure of your timetable.

Reading through this thread and I see that a few have already given you some good ideas.

I live in the city of Philadelphia which is about 2 hours south (by car) of New York City.

http://www.visitphilly.com/#sm.00000ycv09frodf4rqjx1o57hvme6

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philadelphia

Philadelphia was the first American Capital (before Washington DC) and were America's founding fathers signed our Declaration of Independence and the American Constitution.

We the people of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the generalWelfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, doordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America


Speaking of NYC

There is a a lot to do (which a few members have already touched on) My brother recently moved up there and I've been up to visit him several times and I still haven't seen everything.

As an American citizen, I welcome you to the United States and again wish you a safe and enjoyable visit.

i will come to philadelphia if i have time

Bruh, he can't go to NY and California in one visit

Also, where in Cali?! Cali is hugeeeeee

no dear my flight will return from nyc and i m landing at cali.and sanfrancisco in calofornia.

survive the airport immigration and customs department first.....after you enter the states, then a new chapter opens.

well u gave a very nice point

1) Gosht mat khana
2) Doodh mat peena balkay hath tak na lagana

kiu bhai doodh kiu ni peena.

 

[untitled]

1) Gosht mat khana
2) Doodh mat peena balkay hath tak na lagana

Are chicken eggs in US halal?

 

[ali_raza]

Just Let me know when you make it to New York, Im here now but if you come I will leave.

sir u stay there i will take another route why should we disturb u.....lol

@ali_raza First off, welcome to the United States and I hope you enjoy your visit here.

There is quite a lot to see and do in the US, and it would take you awhile to see and do everything. Also depends heavily on what you're obviously interested in doing . and not sure of your timetable.

Reading through this thread and I see that a few have already given you some good ideas.

I live in the city of Philadelphia which is about 2 hours south (by car) of New York City.

http://www.visitphilly.com/#sm.00000ycv09frodf4rqjx1o57hvme6

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philadelphia

Philadelphia was the first American Capital (before Washington DC) and were America's founding fathers signed our Declaration of Independence and the American Constitution.

We the people of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the generalWelfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, doordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America


Speaking of NYC

There is a a lot to do (which a few members have already touched on) My brother recently moved up there and I've been up to visit him several times and I still haven't seen everything.

As an American citizen, I welcome you to the United States and again wish you a safe and enjoyable visit.

btw tell me something about ur foodsZ.m a big eater guy

 

[friendly_troll96]

kiu bhai doodh kiu ni peena.

peena tuo door hath tak ni lgana

 

[ali_raza]

Are chicken eggs in US halal?

hahahha.no one gave me naughty advices.!!!

peena tuo door hath tak ni lgana

why doodh.or u mean human wala