Planning to move to the US

Post new topic

Member since 29 June 2017

TN_RmiliMember29 June 2017 17:15:38

Hi all,
am 19years old and about to finish my high school (i study software engineering) and i really want to get out of tunisia as the unemployment rate is simply so high and paiement is too low and am 100% sure that i wont find a work other then in the military, and instead would like to start at some place like the US were i can work for a company that develop APPS or video games. i yet have to get my passport or even apply for visa i made this topic as i need to gather as much information as i can from people who actualy made their way the same way am about too. its better to plan earlier and get everything ready in time then to start planning after my high school is complet
thanks in advance.

GuestPoster491 Guest

GuestPoster491Guest02 July 2017 05:11:48

214245

Well, since you are only 19 and finishing high school, you stand virtually no chance of obtaining a USA visa. You need to get a university degree and several years of good experience, before most companies would considering hiring you and sponsoring you for a visa.

There's many candidates already in the USA that are qualified, and not to mention the constant flow of Indians and Chinese who also have studies and experience in the field.

Continue your studies, it will benefit you no matter where you go!

Romaniac
Expat.com Experts Team

Meagan08 New member

Member since 01 July 2017

Meagan08New member02 July 2017 17:41:49

Hi All

My name is Meagan from Namibia would really like to relocate to the States to fullfil my studies and explorer my opportunities in the states. Im currently employed in the banking industry Service Specialist at the moment. 9 years banking experience and would like to study Public Relations and Communication. I have a passion for fashion I to study Public Relations will help me fullfil my dreams of being a Personal Assistant ; Blogger and Fashion Assistant this is currently not done in my country that is why I would like to relocate and fullfil my dreams

GuestPoster491 Guest

GuestPoster491Guest03 July 2017 04:25:22

214245

@Meagan08

I didn't see any question

Meagan08 New member

Member since 01 July 2017

Meagan08New member03 July 2017 05:28:42

Hi

I would like to know what can I do where can I get sponsors to start my process to relocate to the states.

GuestPoster491 Guest

GuestPoster491Guest03 July 2017 08:05:14

214245

Meagan08 wrote:
Hi

I would like to know what can I do where can I get sponsors to start my process to relocate to the states.

You'll have to find an employer that can offer you a position and is willing to sponsor you.

Meagan08 New member

Member since 01 July 2017

Meagan08New member03 July 2017 17:44:58

You cant guide me or get me intouch with the right people. Lawyers that can assist me with this

GuestPoster491 Guest

GuestPoster491Guest04 July 2017 10:55:51

214245

Meagan08 wrote:
You cant guide me or get me intouch with the right people. Lawyers that can assist me with this

It's not a lawyers job, nor mine...to find you a job/sponsor. That's entirely up to you to achieve. There are many job portals/sites which you can browse and apply for positions. Once you have a job, the employer can assist you with obtaining the required immigration visa.

Vino_addict Member

Member since 27 April 2013

Vino_addictMember05 July 2017 00:54:56

Oh, my!! I 'almost' wish I was still this naive....

God Love her!

Articles to help you in your expat project in the USA

Setting up a business in the USA
Lots of people dream about being their own boss and starting their own business. The United States is famous for ...
Become a digital nomad in the United States
It's hard to find a digital nomad out there who doesn't have a road trip through the US on their bucket ...
Finding work in Portland
A mid-sized city on the West Coast, Portland is home to a thriving economy and a diverse array of industries. ...
Working in Los Angeles
California has long been known as a hub for innovation and creativity in the US, and the state's major cities, ...
Finding a job in New York
New York's sheer size and the scope of the city's economy mean that the opportunities available here are ...
Finding work in Boston
Even though it is one of the United States' most historic cities, no particular industry sticks out as ...
Working in San Francisco
Since its beginnings as a gold rush boom town, San Francisco has been a dynamic, busy city where people go to try ...
Working in Miami
Miami is well-known for its stunning coastline, and the city also has some of the most sought-after real estate in ...