http://www.bug.co.uk/forums/categories/america-work-and-visas/feed.rss Wed, 16 May 12 19:11:19 -0400 Work and Visas en-CA http://www.bug.co.uk/forums/discussion/8144/skyerbiz-an-online-sell-store-for-buying-or-selling-a-store-and-shop Tue, 15 May 2012 03:02:54 -0400 skyerbiz 8144@/forums/discussions sell a store on the smartest business site. Buy a business or sell a business on the smartest business site-sell Shop. Find all your business solutions in our most effective business system worldwide. SkyerBiz.com aims to sell your business within the shortest time. Since 2004, we has developed a pupolar online business for sale marketplace. Here are some helpful tips for your biz. Upload images of your business. It gives more credibility and attracts more attention. It really helps. Write a simple and serious description. Potential buyers will be interested and will seriously consider buying your business.SkyerBiz focus on real factors to get real result. Your business exposure is the most important factor. Your listing will not just be listed on SkyerBiz.com, but also on Google, Bing, Yahoo and all other search engines.Interaction with potential buyers is indispensable. It allows them to know better about your business. On our website, buyers can just email you with only one click. Bid function lets you sell your business at highest price. This powerful functionality is developed by our team and is ONLY available on http://www.skyerbiz.com. SkyerBiz.com offers you all kinds of business opportunities in all walks of life from every corner of your region. Here in SkyerBiz.com, you could find sectors from Turkey furniture business to Texas ranch investment. Every day, thousands of buyers are attracted by the opportunities offered by SkyerBiz.com; and each month, SkyerBiz.com witnesses nearly a thousand buyers and sellers make successful transactions. No matter what kind of business, large or small, you want to sell, we would always provide you with top-notch service. We value both the quality of products and quantity of buyers. With our effective and efficient filter system, you can enjoy smart results. As for buyers, they could obtain satisfied information with the help of specific parameters, such as asking price, region, sector, sales revenue, cash flow and much more. SkyerBiz.com enjoys a good reputation among different people, ranging from small business buyers to executives hunting for potential opportunities. The secret of winning these people's trust lies in the broad and promising platform we provide. SkyerBiz.com is always your first choice whenever you want to selling a Store.

]]> http://www.bug.co.uk/forums/discussion/7104/how-to-get-visas-to-canadas Tue, 23 Aug 2011 11:06:38 -0400 alcado 7104@/forums/discussions
I'm going to visit my aunt in Canada for 2 months but I dont know how to get visa from Vietnam. I'm a vietnamese .


Thanks in advance]]> http://www.bug.co.uk/forums/discussion/5700/why-we-cant-travel-a-foreign-country-without-a-visas Sun, 29 Nov 2009 15:42:40 -0500 Jreck_p 5700@/forums/discussions http://www.bug.co.uk/forums/discussion/7025/too-numerous Thu, 28 Jul 2011 05:08:21 -0400 pqrs243 7025@/forums/discussions http://www.bug.co.uk/forums/discussion/5011/places-to-work-on-the-ways Tue, 30 Sep 2008 18:01:35 -0400 maleblokk 5011@/forums/discussions un saludo y buen viaje!]]> http://www.bug.co.uk/forums/discussion/6937/work-while-travelling Fri, 01 Jul 2011 14:59:47 -0400 paddytherasta 6937@/forums/discussions we plan to start in mexico and work our way down to patagonia iv heard that there are a few farms wwof that you can work in for free food and board but we would maybe like to stop somewhere for a month and earn some cash to contribute to the asia part of our trip and maybe do the same in asia
all reply ,help ,opinions and experience will be greatly appreciated :D]]> http://www.bug.co.uk/forums/discussion/4521/immigration-to-canada-or-the-usa Thu, 09 Aug 2007 18:41:50 -0400 ljones 4521@/forums/discussions
I'm really just looking for some information here. I've been over various websites (goverment and otherwise) but the immigration information I've found often can be quite confusing to read!

What I'd like to know is how easy is it to immigrate permanently to either the USA or Canada, or get a work vesa for either one of those countries and then take up more permenent residence there later (I'm coming from the UK).

I understand Canada uses a points system with a miminum of 67 points but there were some points I wasn't sure of, most noticbly I think where it asks you to find out if your experience or work confirms to skill level "0" or "A" or "B" (I don't know if mine does!).

RIght now I am using places such as monster.com to look for work, but is there a faster and easier way? I know of BUNAC but it is closed for 2007 and the age limit is 35, and in 2008 I will be 35 (so does this make me not legible?).

Also how easy is it to get to work in the USA? I tried filing paperwork with a friend over there, but after 4 (!) years of waiting the paperwork was rejected. The idea would be that I'd work for him for a time, and then seek other work within the USA later on. They made unreasonable demands on him though like asking him to pay me a wage he could never afford and to incorporate.

I'm basically after the fastest/easiest route to get to working (and later permenent residence) in Canada or the USA.

I am aged 34 (35 in november!), I am single and have qualifications such as a-level & city and guilds qualifications.

ljones]]> http://www.bug.co.uk/forums/discussion/4761/can-i-change-my-job-with-j1-visas Fri, 21 Mar 2008 07:11:25 -0400 plaque 4761@/forums/discussions If yes, what do I need to do?
On my contract it is stating:
"If you leave your employment without having been terminated by the employer or obtaining prior written authorization from XXXXXX Work Travel, you will be dismissed from the XXXXX Work Travel Program immediately
If you are dismissed from the XXXXX Work Travel Program for any reason, you
will be out of status on your J-1 visa."

Is that true? And is that legal? PLease help..]]> http://www.bug.co.uk/forums/discussion/5054/uk-ancestry-visa Sun, 23 Nov 2008 23:15:44 -0500 allywaterfield 5054@/forums/discussions http://www.bug.co.uk/forums/discussion/6598/native-speakers-needed-in-bogota-colombia Fri, 18 Feb 2011 20:32:41 -0500 alejoblancop 6598@/forums/discussions
Our business is to encourage intercultural exchange between foreign travelers and Colombian students of English, French German, and others languages. If you are a native speaker who would like to meet Colombians and simply chat in your own language, then please contact us to nativespeakerscol (at) gmail com or phone (57+1) 2841397

We pay per hour.]]> http://www.bug.co.uk/forums/discussion/4858/getting-a-job-in-argentina Thu, 19 Jun 2008 17:36:11 -0400 campingqueen 4858@/forums/discussions http://www.bug.co.uk/forums/discussion/6480/visa-renewing Thu, 06 Jan 2011 16:50:33 -0500 rickypbc 6480@/forums/discussions http://www.bug.co.uk/forums/discussion/6410/work-for-stay-in-victoria-bc-canada Thu, 16 Dec 2010 23:13:17 -0500 Ocean Island 6410@/forums/discussions Ocean Island Backpacker's Inn, in Victoria BC Canada, is actively seeking people to join their year-round Work For Stay program. Ocean Island is a fun and funky downtown hostel where you can meet and mingle with travelers from around the world. We're a member of WWOOF, Pacific Hostels, Backpackers Hostels Canada, etc. We're also listed on Tripadvisor and Hostelworld: look us up!

What you do: work approx. 6 hours / day, 5 days / week, usually in housekeeping but if you have an interesting skill set let us know!
What we give you: a free bed in a dorm room (male, female or co-ed), credit towards food and drink in our Cafe Lounge, the chance to explore Victoria and Vancouver Island without breaking the bank!

If you're interested and would like more information, please visit our website.]]> http://www.bug.co.uk/forums/discussion/4645/how-does-it-feel-to-be-deported-from-the-uss Mon, 10 Dec 2007 17:30:23 -0500 petercasier 4645@/forums/discussions
http://theroadtothehorizon.blogspot.com/2007/02/day-i-got-exiled-from-us.html
and
http://theroadtothehorizon.blogspot.com/2007/01/day-groom-got-deported-from-us.html

Enjoy (the reading that is, not the deportation... :rolleyes: )

Peter.]]> http://www.bug.co.uk/forums/discussion/4414/us-tourist-visa-from-uk Fri, 11 May 2007 16:26:35 -0400 anshul1 4414@/forums/discussions My bother is planning to visit me in US from UK. He is working in UK and has work permit till 2008. In the DS-156 form, should he fill in my details and tell in the visa interview that my brother is working in US on H1 or is it better to just say that I have a friend in US whom I am visiting. Does it hinder his chances of getting his visa once he tell about his brother working in US?

Thanks in advance!]]> http://www.bug.co.uk/forums/discussion/4762/canadian-citizen-planning-for-tn-visa Sat, 22 Mar 2008 22:35:58 -0400 chrs0302 4762@/forums/discussions I am a Canadian citizen living in Toronto, Canada from 7 years. I am an UNIX system administrator by profession and got 4 years of real time experience in Toronto, Canada with different employers. I am a mechanical engineering graduate from India and obtained couple of UNIX related certifications from local colleges in Toronto, Canada. Also I have couple of Solaris (UNIX) certifications from Sun Microsystems, USA. Now I am trying to get into a job in US. I am receiving calls from recruiters and hope to find a job soon in USA. Now the real issue is with TN Visa. The recruiters are ready to send the required letters/documents for my TN Visa. But on of my friend says that I may or may not get the TN visa as my bachelor’s degree (16 years) and professional designation are not related. In the sense I may get a letter as “UNIX System Administrator” or “Linux System Administrator” or “System Analyst” or “Unix Specialist” and where as my graduation is from mechanical engineering.

Please let me know usually what are the chances of getting TN visa for this kind of situations. I appreciate your suggestions so that I can well equip my self with the necessary documents and preparation. Give me as many clues as possible. I want to visit the office near Niagara Falls, ON, CANADA when I am ready.]]> http://www.bug.co.uk/forums/discussion/4321/urgent-volunteers-needed Wed, 21 Feb 2007 13:53:09 -0500 solskinsglad 4321@/forums/discussions I'm working (as a volunteer) in El Estor, Guatemala. And in March/April we will be running out of volunteers...

Option A:
Our computer volunteer has after two years in El Estor decided to go back to Argentina, which leaves us without anyone to maintain the computers and teach the students computer skills (such as Word, Excel and internet). The position is open from March 10 until October, but a shorter period of time might very well be possible. The school year is divided in terms of 8-9 weeks with exams in March, June, August, and October.

Do you feel like going to Guatemala to help native Mayan teenagers by playing computer games in your own internet café? Then you might be the person we are searching for - please send me an email ([EMAIL="solskinsglad@gmail.com"]solskinsglad@gmail.com[/EMAIL]).

Option B:
Our teacher of sports is leaving us after Easter. Sports can be anything that you feel like teaching; football, basket, volley, gymnastics, dancing, yoga... you name it. The position is open from April 9 until October, but a shorter period might very well be possible. The school year is divided in terms of 8-9 weeks with exams in March, June, August, and October.

If you like any kind of sport and are willing to share it with Guatemalan teenagers, please send me an email ([EMAIL="solskinsglad@gmail.com"]solskinsglad@gmail.com[/EMAIL]).


For both positions goes that you will receive free room and board while working. Some knowledge of Spanish is needed as you'll have to teach in Spanish (sports are obviously easier to teach with just basic Spanish and gestures). If you are two persons travelling together, sharing one position will be no problem; you'll still get free food for both of you. You'll have the weekends (three days) off.

We are three volunteers working in the school, one in the office, one in the library and one as an English teacher.

www.ajawinel.com]]> http://www.bug.co.uk/forums/discussion/5097/ausralians-working-and-travelling-in-usa Sat, 03 Jan 2009 06:39:18 -0500 R.C 5097@/forums/discussions The plan is to use the camp as a bridge between travelling in Europe and then going on to America to work in order to extend the trip as long as possible.

I cant find out wages or accomodation info anywhere so any help would be great. :eek:]]> http://www.bug.co.uk/forums/discussion/4183/i-have-working-visa-in-canada-and-i-want-to-apply-for-us-tourist-visa Mon, 09 Oct 2006 10:14:17 -0400 jennyuy 4183@/forums/discussions
I am a Philippines citizen and currently in working in Canada (with working visa valid for 6 months - single entry).

I want to apply for US tourist visa... what's the probability of being approved by the US embassy?

thanks,
jenny]]> http://www.bug.co.uk/forums/discussion/4856/help-needed Wed, 18 Jun 2008 21:36:24 -0400 krissybee14 4856@/forums/discussions http://www.bug.co.uk/forums/discussion/4844/filming-in-america Wed, 11 Jun 2008 13:24:19 -0400 berty2001 4844@/forums/discussions
Will I need a visa?

Thanks,

Jonathan]]> http://www.bug.co.uk/forums/discussion/4780/can-anyone-help-me-ssss Sun, 13 Apr 2008 03:30:31 -0400 cathy24 4780@/forums/discussions
I'm from the UK and im staying in the US under the visa waiver-I-94 right now this is my second time coming to the US , i had trouble getting in though because when i went back to the UK i was only there for 12 days and came back to the US , the boarder patrol officer told me i couldnt keep doing this and next time i go back to the UK i should apply for a Visa but i dont see anywhere that says i cant go back to my own country for so many days and not come back to the US. So what i'm wondering is can they deny me entry ?? or are they just trying to scare me cause i have read on other forums that they do this to alot of ppl and i also heard that if i apply for a new passport that they dont know that i have ever visited the US ? i somehow find this hard to understand , when i entered the US they took my fingerprints so if i did get a new passport and tried entering the US they would take my fingerprints again and they would have all my records .. am i right or wrong ? :eek:]]> http://www.bug.co.uk/forums/discussion/4765/work-permit-after-e2-business-visa Thu, 27 Mar 2008 05:31:03 -0400 android14 4765@/forums/discussions I'm going to move to the states in april with my parents on their e2 business visa. I don't want to start working straight away but I want to get a work permit for when any opportunities arise. I'm 18 and will have to get a visa for myself when I turn 21. I'm just a little lost as to how go about getting a work permit. I know you can get a hb1 or something like that, but thats for people outside of the country and you have to know where you want to work because they have to apply for you.

I've also heard i can invest in my parents business but im not sure if I want to or not.

Any advice would be extemely helpful,
Thanks.
]]> http://www.bug.co.uk/forums/discussion/4697/visa-germanyamerican-visa-quesitons Wed, 23 Jan 2008 14:03:49 -0500 calpaugh 4697@/forums/discussions Im in the U.S. Army in iraq right now, but so I apologize a head of time for any delay in responses. Anyway, I have a german fiance and when I get out of the Army ( in the next year) we wanted to go to college in either germany or the states. Now she has her American visa ,but the problem is if we go to college in germany, we are under the impression that she will lose her american visa. If not how can we prevent this? If thats true though, can she get it back? or is their a renewal process? And Im not 100% sure , but as long as I get into a college or have a job in germany I can get a german visa correct? ok thats the first option. Now if we go to the states for college, will she loose her german citizenship? if so can she get it back? All this, please remember that we will be in the country for 4-8 years for school. thank you!

Oh also Im not sure if it makes any differents but she got her visa through her stepdad that is in the U.S. army, but when he leaves I believe her visa will expire if she doesnt live in the states for 6 months is this correct?]]> http://www.bug.co.uk/forums/discussion/4080/criminal-record-but-no-visa Fri, 30 Jun 2006 14:28:20 -0400 diabeticguy 4080@/forums/discussions Your thoughts and advice are very much appreciated.]]> http://www.bug.co.uk/forums/discussion/4657/tourist-visa-for-person-on-uk-student-visa Sat, 22 Dec 2007 02:47:49 -0500 gregshukla 4657@/forums/discussions
I am off to the US for 4 weeks starting 26 Jan. My girlfriend would like to visit me for Valetines Day :) So we would like to apply for a tourist visa for her.

Some important information is:
- she is currently in UK on a student visa valid till Jan 2009.
- she has around 1000 pounds in her UK bank account.
- she will receive around 1000 pounds per month till July as scholarship, we can get a letter from university confirming this.

Currently, we do not have any confirmed address in US where she can stay. She cannot stay with me as I am in company accommodation.

My questions are:
- How good are chances of her getting a visa for short duration of about 10 days?
- Is it sufficient to say that she is going to the US to visit friends and will be living with them? If so, do the friends need to provide any documentation?
- Are her ties to the UK strong enough to be granted a visa - she has to return to complete her MSc course and also is getting a scholarship here.

I have been told that visa authorities generally consider it suspicious if someone is going for tourism for such a short time as 10 days. Is this true??

Any comments and help would be HUGELY appreciated!!

Cheers,
Greg.]]> http://www.bug.co.uk/forums/discussion/4646/my-visa Mon, 10 Dec 2007 21:29:25 -0500 dreday 4646@/forums/discussions http://www.bug.co.uk/forums/discussion/4617/tourist-or-transit-visas-please-help Fri, 23 Nov 2007 15:24:45 -0500 chileanlondongirl 4617@/forums/discussions http://www.bug.co.uk/forums/discussion/4578/australian-director-to-us-visa-help Wed, 10 Oct 2007 12:29:27 -0400 Leo238 4578@/forums/discussions Now, as you may have guessed from the title I'm a film director (aspiring anyway) from Sydney, Australia. I've been trying to find out what type of visa I should be applying for. The main problem is that I don't have an employer waiting for me in the US. I'll be trying to seek them out when I get there.
So, if somebody has any information it would be a great help. The visa that seems the most similar to my case is the H-1B but as I say any info is helpful.
Cheers.]]> http://www.bug.co.uk/forums/discussion/4577/desperately-need-to-work-k3 Mon, 08 Oct 2007 17:42:18 -0400 tomtart 4577@/forums/discussions I am a UK citizen married my US wife in UK in July 2004. I have recently entered US on K3 spousal visa and been issued with I94.
We were led to believe that I could work as soon as I entered the US. My wife is a singer / actress.
I need to be working immediately..... I have now been told that I have to file my AOS and EAD and it will take upto 90 days for this to go through.
Can anyone advise if there is a way that I can get EAD very quickly?
How long does this process REALLY take....???
If I cannot sort something out very soon my wife and I will have to seperate and I will have to return to the UK to work. With a K3 being a "one entry only" visa I do not know if our marriage will survive the time it will take to re apply....
Please, PLEASE, if someone can help me out here we are in urgent need of help
Thanks in advance
Richard]]>