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Title: 90 Day Fiancé (2014– )
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Long distance relationships are tested when Non-US citizens are granted K1 visa's, which allows them 90 days to travel to the United States to marry their American significant other or risk getting deported back to their countries. If they get married, they are then eligible to get green cards to become American citizens. Written by abbiekat629
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Four seasons in, I just became aware of this show's existence. After watching two episodes, I think it is mostly sad.
The concept is that individuals from the U.S., who have a long-distance relationship with people they may not have met, get engaged. When their fiancees come to the U.S. on K-1 visas, they have 90 days to get married--or they have to leave the country, by law.
The trend in dating-for-marriage shows seems to be speeding up the process. "The Bachelor" gives its participants mere weeks to make a life-long connection. "Spouse House" requires participants to become engaged or risk being evicted from the house/show. "90-day Fiancé" uses immigration law to accelerate the ticking clock for its five couples.
What really makes this concept perilous for participants is the real and obvious risk of "catfishing". It is very much like offering someone money if they get married to a person they know very little about. Yes, there are declarations of love, but viewers can clearly see that some relationships are very suspect.
In the end, viewers get train wrecks or love stories, both of which are interesting viewing. There is also plenty of drama, based on the anxieties of the participants, which viewers feel vicariously.