i am a  BS nursing graduate but not yet registered, how do i get a working visa to US?
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Write to the US Embassy in your country and ask them the best way to approach this.
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You should be able to get some great help from some of the traveling nurse organizations.  These companies are employment agencies who help hospitals, etc. hire temporary medical help.  The benefit for you is that working as a "traveling nurse" pays very, very well and there is a huge need for more nurses.  Search Google.com for "traveling nurse" and similar phrases.\n\nA second route would be to contact the Human Resources department of the hospital in the area you wish to live. You should be able to find the name of the hospitals in that area from Google.com search, then you should be able to find their website, and from there find the email address of that hospital's human resources department.  Most hospitals are in desparate need of nurses, and should be glad to send you whatever information you need.
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If you are Canadian, a work visa isn't difficult to obtain. \nIn IT, it doesn't matter where you have experience, because IT is IT wherever you are.\n\nGood Luck!!
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If you are asking about the US, a B1/B2 non-immigrant visa allows temporary visits to the US for business or pleasure.  It does not provide any legal mechanism for working in the US.  In order to get a work permit, you would need a legal basis to apply for it or to be petitioned for by an employer.
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I know it is possible. I beleive there is somehting like a "work visa" involved. That is all the info I know but I do know it is possible. Sorry I can not help more
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The U.S. is the number one country that gives out work visas.  You have to go to contact the U.S. government in your country to get one.
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Check at this website.  Maybe you can email them to find out.  http://www.usimmigrationsupport.org/
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Try http://www.interviewat.com for the companies that are hiring. Or try Cisco and several of the shops out there that can bring you to the US and qualify you for a visa.
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You need to prove to the company that you actually are worth going through all the hassles and expenses of sponsoring an alien. \n\nFinance is not as in high demand jobs for foreign workers as compared to nursing, but it is definitely possible. Some strategies you can do:\n\n1. Study MBA in the US, and then apply to a finance company. Companies are more likely to consider you if you have advanced degrees and if you have US education. \n\nI have a friend from the Philippines who studied MBA in one of the Ivy League universities in the US and got an investment analyst position. He's now the VP of the investment company.\n\n2. Go to the US as a tourist, and while here explore employment opportunities. Companies are not likely to interview you if you are based in Korea (unless you are extra special that they are willing to fly to you or fly you to the US for the interview). If you can stay here in the US for several months, that can give you enough time to submit your resume and get interviews.\n\n3. Try Korean companies. They may be more likely to help a compatriot get a job in the US and may sponsor you. Try to apply for jobs that specifically look for knowledge in Asian finance,
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Move on a work visa and apply for landed immigrant status once you're there. Contact the American embassy in your city for more information.
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Contact the US Consulate in your country.  They will have the proper forms to complete for a request for a visa.
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you can't.  It's something an employer does when they agree to sponsor you as an employee.  You need to get the job first, then you get the visa.
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You'll need to pass boards & be licensed in a specific state. And of course you'll need to have a work visa or perm residency. I'd recommend you search the American Pharmacist Association, & US immigration for details.
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Since you are a physician ...you might qualify for a "schedule A worker class" visa...basically this category gives preference to physicians and nurses and will allow you to gain a green card in a minimal time provided you have a job offer from an American Hospital...also you might have to get licensing from whichever state you wish to practice medicine...the turn around time would be approximately 2-3 yr for all the paperwork to be processed and you receiving your green card....bear in my that the hospital that would sponser you might make you sign a contract whereby you cannot take another job at another hospital for at least 3 yrs.... also please visit the US Immigration website for more info on this
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first you will need to see about getting a visa of some sort.a work permit if you plan on working.maybe look up a us embassy in australia.sounds like fun though.good luck!!!
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The British Embassy or the nearest UK consulate will give you all relevant info. You can also try to look up on their web site. However as a general rule, I think you'll have to have an enrollment certificate to a UK school and prove that you have the necessary financial resources, since they will not allow you to work in UK with a student visa.
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The 2 years experience is AFTER you have completed and obtained your nursing degree and your RN license.  You then work for 2 years in a hospital on one of their specialty areas...(I suggest you get your 2 years experience as an emergency room nurse, or an ICU nurse.  This will give you the best experience in a speciality area that is often looked for by the US hospitals.)  These two years of working on a hospital floor will allow you to get experience in ALL procedures and to give ALL types of medications.  As a student you can only do these under supervision... and that is not considered as fulfilling the 2 years experience that hospitals require.  After you have graduated, and completed your two years experience then you get your references and can come to the US.  You must be fluent in your English language skills... fluent in reading, writing and speaking English with patients, medical personnel and patient's relatives.  Many patients will not be able to understand dialects of a foreign language.  You will have to do your charting in English.  When you are ready to come to the US, get a US newspaper and look for ads in the classified area for hospitals looking to hire nurses.  Many will have hiring bonuses and may even help with the moving expenses... or get a US magazine or go on the Internet.  And yes, hospitals in the US need nurses... you may have to obtain a US nursing license by taking the RN exam after you get to the US... you better check this out and be prepared to retake your RN licensing exam again. Good luck...Signed... a BSN RN nurse