Student taking a year out in US
Sep 14th 2002, 7:00 pm
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Student taking a year out in US
How would a student between high school and university go about spending his gap year working in the US? Is this at all possible?
Sep 14th 2002, 8:11 pm
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Re: Student taking a year out in US
Try BUNAC who are a non-profit student club, that offer work and travel programmes worldwide.
You can find their site at:
http://www.bunac.org.uk/default.asp
Sue
You can find their site at:
http://www.bunac.org.uk/default.asp
Sue
Originally posted by Katrina W:
How would a student between high school and university go about spending his gap year working in the US? Is this at all possible?
How would a student between high school and university go about spending his gap year working in the US? Is this at all possible?
Sep 21st 2002, 5:34 pm
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Dear sir,
please you help me i want to come in u.s.a i dont know the
procedure you advice me which procedure is applicable for me
you send me all documentation format and application.
regards,
irfan
please you help me i want to come in u.s.a i dont know the
procedure you advice me which procedure is applicable for me
you send me all documentation format and application.
regards,
irfan
Sep 24th 2002, 10:51 pm
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Re: Student taking a year out in US
"irfany" wrote in message
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> please you help me i want to come in u.s.a i dont know the
> procedure you advice me which procedure is applicable for me
> you send me all documentation format and application.
Hi Irfan,
What exactly do you want to do in the U.S.?
If you want to visit for awhile, just for fun, you may be able to get a B-2
visa. See http://travel.state.gov-
/visa;visitors.html. However, when you
ask to enter the U.S. at the port of entry, the INS officer will decide how
long a visit you may have, and the maximum time will be 6 months. If you
mention that you want to stay for a year, you will probably be refused
entry, and will be sent back where you came from.
If you are from a visa waiver country (see above site), and you ask to enter
the U.S. without a visa, you will be granted permission to stay for 90 days.
In these statuses, B-2 or WT (waiver for tourism), you may not be employed.
news:421543.1032629678@britishexpats-
.com...
> please you help me i want to come in u.s.a i dont know the
> procedure you advice me which procedure is applicable for me
> you send me all documentation format and application.
Hi Irfan,
What exactly do you want to do in the U.S.?
If you want to visit for awhile, just for fun, you may be able to get a B-2
visa. See http://travel.state.gov-
/visa;visitors.html. However, when you
ask to enter the U.S. at the port of entry, the INS officer will decide how
long a visit you may have, and the maximum time will be 6 months. If you
mention that you want to stay for a year, you will probably be refused
entry, and will be sent back where you came from.
If you are from a visa waiver country (see above site), and you ask to enter
the U.S. without a visa, you will be granted permission to stay for 90 days.
In these statuses, B-2 or WT (waiver for tourism), you may not be employed.
