"Mi viene a trovare."
Translation:She visits me.
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Yes it is. http://www.wordreference.com/enit/visit
to visit = andare/venire a trovare ; fare visita (formal)
note the difference in using andare a trovare and venire a trovare :
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When you're speaking to the person to whom you are visiting (or plan to visit or have visited, etc.) you use venire a trovare
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When you're talking about visiting someone, and you are not addressing the person to whom you plan to visit directly, use andare a trovare
for other examples check http://italian.engagedthinking.com/lessons/Lesson_194.pdf
I just found out that they have some other Italian grammar lessons on their blog: http://ilgur.com/
If you want more references check this list of links http://www.duolingo.com/comment/233855 :)