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Prince Harry may be able to stay in the United States for as long as he likes because to a unique diplomatic visa granted to foreign royals and heads of state.
According to GB News, experts think the Duke of Sussex holds an A-1 visa following controversy over his immigration status after admitting to past d**g usage in his biography Spare.
According to the publication, this form of visa is handled by the US State Department rather than Homeland Security and permits the bearer to stay in the nation indefinitely.
Immigration lawyer Melissa Chavin told the Daily Mail, "The Department of State vets and issues the A-1 visa with little input from the Department of Homeland Security."
"I would anticipate Prince Harry to have an A-1 visa each year of his life. Divide his age by five to get how many applications he has filed (or were filed on his behalf while he was young) - which is about eight," she explained.
Chavin proceeded: "Each visa will have a duration of five years, good for multiple entries to the United States." Each admission will be authorised for an infinite amount of time known as the 'duration of status,' which means for as long as he is near to becoming King of England. For him, that is his entire existence.
Another report referred to this sort of visa as a "golden ticket," claiming it would allow Harry to dwell in the United States permanently.