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Working Visa for the States

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  • 15-11-2016 6:50am
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    Faugheen
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    So basically I'm just coming to the end of a holiday in New York, and I love it so much that I'm contemplating moving here. I don't mean for good or anything, I mean for a year/18 months, get a job in a bar kind of thing and then come home.

    Problem is, I graduated in 2014, and any move won't happen until mid-late 2017 so that would disqualify me for a graduate visa. When it comes to the visas I'm absolutely clueless, so this is where you guys come in.

    What visa should I be looking for in my situation? I'm told there is one I can get but I have to have a job secured before I can get it approved?

    Any help would be great.


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    jme2010
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    Proffesional Career Training Visa might be your only option. http://www.usavisa.ie/pct

    But seems that you're looking for bar work there's probably no hope I'm afraid.


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    yew_tree
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    Every time I visit New York and am about to leave, I have that same feeling. Just remember, visiting NYC and having fun for a few days is a hell of alot different to working there...it ain't easy.

    http://www.immigrationlawyerfl.com/ - gives good info on the different types of visas that are available.


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