U.S. State Dept says an individual on official visa and no longer on official business should leave

U.S. State Dept says a person on true visa and presently not on true business ought to leave or apply for new status

WASHINGTON, Jan 9 (Reuters) - The U.S. State Division said on Monday that it was officeholder a the Unified on a person States on a supposed

"A" visa held for representatives and heads of state to withdraw the country in no less than 30 days or apply for a difference in migration

status assuming that they are not generally taken part in true business.

Previous Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro traveled to Florida two days before his term finished on Jan. 1,

before his allies raged the country's capital on Sunday, and is accepted to have placed on such a visa.

State Office representative Ned Cost said at a press preparation that he proved unable.
remark on a singular's visa status, however talked overall about visa rules.

"Assuming that an individual has no premise on which to be in the US

, an individual is dependent upon expulsion by the Branch of Country Security," Cost said.

Announcing by Humeyra Pamuk and Simon Lewis Altering by Chris Reese

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