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Getting a work visa in the USA (pg. 2)
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| jdat |
| quote: | Originally posted by Zeiter
oh cool, so yeah...i dont know how hard it must be....what im actually afraid is that they dont recognize my degree as I studied in politics but..obviously i saw more about the canadian system than the us one...:( but I also studied economics... |
well the US is fairly flexible with diplomas but when you get into things like politics that's tricky.
just marry an american girl and you'll be fine |
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| Dj O'Callaghan |
Since you've got Mexico listed as one of your locations surely you can do it the tradional Mexicana way! Climbing over some barbwire fence then taking up a job as someone's gardener or a fruit picker on a farm :p
If you've got a degree and language skills then I think you'd get a work visa in most countries. |
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| nchs09 |
its very easy.. go to the embassy, apply for a work visa... profit!
if u get a job ligned up the place of work should give u a visa or something
i know they gave us a visa when my dad came to work here.. and they payed for our greencard and .. it was fast too like 3 months wait, i hear sometimes its like a 2 year wait :s
so get ur employer(sp) to do it. |
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| CranberryJuice |
| quote: | Originally posted by Zeiter
oui je parle français... |
Coucou :p ça va?haha |
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| kid nyce |
| quote: | Originally posted by Zeiter
ahaha sorry dude..as much as I love Québec and somewhat winter,
i wish i could live in a place with no snow :) |
i'd love to live in a place with snow...wanna trade
mmm fireplaces, snowmobiles, 4wd subaru wrx's with snowboard racks, ski bunnie naked on a fur rug infront of the fireplace...mmm |
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| Lilith |
Definately get the employer to arrange it, doing it yourself is about as much fun as being in a conversation with someone thats a combination of being mentally retarded, abusive and deaf. I can't say I liked working at all in California and even less in Florida for more than a week, the heat gets into peoples brains and makes them a bit... 'odd' and not quite right :)
New York and Seattle are great places to work though. |
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| stace |
My dad had a hell of a time getting a work visa when he moved over.
US immigration can right off imo! |
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| Zeiter |
| the thing is that I dont have an employer now...I wanted to go there...and find a job being there...as it's a lot more easier than from Canada....so, I guess I won't get the green card and everything fixed... |
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| nchs09 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Zeiter
the thing is that I dont have an employer now...I wanted to go there...and find a job being there...as it's a lot more easier than from Canada....so, I guess I won't get the green card and everything fixed... |
my uncle came here illegaly *god so embarresing*.. but kinda sad* and he allready has a greencard.. i dunno how:conf: but he does... he applied for that and everything. so if he can do it, im preatty shure its not that hard for you to do it. |
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| Zeiter |
| quote: | Originally posted by nchs09
my uncle came here illegaly *god so embarresing*.. but kinda sad* and he allready has a greencard.. i dunno how:conf: but he does... he applied for that and everything. so if he can do it, im preatty shure its not that hard for you to do it. |
do you think my chance of getting a good job might be realistic?? |
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| Zeiter |
| quote: | Originally posted by CranberryJuice
Coucou :p ça va?haha |
ouais toi ca va bien? J'ai deux amis de l'Université qui sont allés étudier à Bordeau l'année dernière en politique ahaha je leur ai demandé s'ils connaissaient une Marie asiatique, mais ils ont répondu non :( |
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| jdat |
| quote: | Originally posted by Zeiter
do you think my chance of getting a good job might be realistic?? |
It depends but if you can set your foot in the door in a good company and you have the proper motivation internal upwards mobility won't be difficult.
If you can prove yourself and make extra efforts in your work you'll become a valuable asset and they will value you. |
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