iam somalian staying and working in dubai  iwant to  immigrat to usa how?
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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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Write to the US Embassy in your country and ask them the best way to approach this.
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look for a job with a multi-national corp where you live now,  and ask to be transferred to a USA office? Hotels are good for that. Hyatt, etc.
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better to find a job before you move here.  if you dont have a job you can only have a visitor's visa which is good for 2 months.  google jobs in dubai is probably your best bet.  it shouldn't be too hard.  just be careful because it is somewhat of a monarchy here so they can force you do have certain accreditation that you could only get in dubai.  for example all new doctors as of last week must be certified by "health care city".  but there is lots of growth so it should be fairly easy
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I'm an American Citizen who moved here two years ago to marry my Welsh husband.  We live in London.  In my experience so far, most everyone is judged on who they are personally.  I've experienced a couple instances of racism, but they were brief moments of stupidity on the part of a couple un-informed persons.\n\nIt doesn't really matter in the long run if you stay there or come here...  It's your life and where and how you choose to live it and be as a person - your values and your integrity - that's what is only ever going to matter.\n\nCheers\n\nPS - the jobs market is great, if you have skills it's even better.  I'd suggest you start doing some Internet research to get an idea of what is here and what's on offer job and pay-wise so you know what you will be facing.  Ta
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Hey,\n\nThere are no requirement for moving to Dubai. Just find a job which you are majoring in. Rightnow IT and Hospitality are searching for people. There is no a really good site, but you should check company's site directly for the openings or contact info.\n\nGood luck
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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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Anyone can do business in US with no requirement to be physically present here. Of course, registration, license etc are required.\n\nGenerally you will need to register in every state where you intend to do "business" (e.g. recruit employees, open shop or other physical presence, not including internet or remote sales). Otherwise it is sufficient to register in a single state out of the 50 states.\n\n(1) Pick a state. Most foreign companies pick Delaware\n\n(2) Get incorporated (either as corporation or LLC etc). \n\nIf you do not want it as a corporation but only as a sole proprietorship, you don't have to incorporate. But you can rent an office in any city, go to that city office and get a business license with that address.\n\n(3) If it is a corporation you will need a separate tax id (Also known as entity identification number). You can telephone IRS and they will assign one. For sole prop you can file taxes with personal income tax. \n\n(4) If you incorporate in Delaware and also keep a physical presence in Delaware you won't need a separate certificate from the DE state. IF you incorporate in Delaware and rent an office space in California, you will need a separate "certificate of qualification" from CA state, as a "foreign corporation" (foreign in the sense of another state, not country). You will pay taxes to CA state and not DE State (Where you pay only franchise taxes for shares and no business income tax).\n\nGenerally companies located overseas incorporate in Delaware, and also open a virtual office in Delaware through "Registered Agent" who helps you incorporate. It costs about $500 for one time incorporation, and a recurring cost of $200 or so each year to maintain legal active status it in Delaware. (Figures are approximate).  OFfice space costs are extra.\n\nThe other alternate would be finding a "partner" company that imports your product and markets it in US.\n\nYou will need to decide if you want to go alone or find a partnering company. \n\nImporting gold may invoke custom duties.\n\nOften each segment of a business US is outsourced to expert companies. Importing company could be different from marketing and sales company.\n\nHope the writeup helps a bit. Good Luck on your plans.
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If you have an approved I-797 form, you can make an appointment for visa interview at the US Embassy to apply for your H1-B visa.  Here is the embassy's page which explains the application process:\nhttp://dubai.usconsulate.gov/dubai/gvi.html
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IF YOU WANNA LEAVE FOR GOOD, THERE IS NO PROBLEM JUST RETURN YOUR I-94 IN THE AIRPORT TO THE NEW MACHINES.\nYOU ARE FREE TO GO BUT IN CASE YOU WANT TO RETURN TO THE U.S YOU NEED A NEW VISA
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Come to the UAE, they are building like crazy here. You should be able to get a great salary
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what country are u from  ,,some countries ' citizens do not require a visa to go to dubai  i will answer u when i know ur nationality...
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go to the Saudi consulate in your city and ask for a visa
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Are you looking a residence visa for Dubai or Canada? If you have an existing visa of Dubai, you should complete a minimum period of one year with your current sponsor to find out another job/sponsor for visa transfer, according to UAE immigration law.  Also all categories will not be allowed to transfer, only for professionals.  For this practice you don't have to exit and re-entry.  The other issue is Canadian visa; I also heard that it would be much easier to get the visa from Dubai than India. The formalities are less.\n\nGood luck.
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Depends on the purpose. \n\nFirst don't have a crimanal record. Second be void of contagious diseases such as AIDs, TB, etc. \n\nNow for specifics. \n\nFor work you have to first get a sponsor. Get a good sponsor and your very likely to get here. Not a good route if you want to stay here permanently. It is difficult but not impossible to transfer an H1 for citizenship. \n\nStudent visas are the easiest way to get to the US. That means you have to enroll and actually attend classes. You have a ton of paperwork to go through but as long as you don't make anybody suspicious your in. \n\nFor visits, if you live in a country allied to the US and plan to stay less than 90 days you can often do this without a visa. Or at least used too prior to 9/11. Alot of things changed after that. \n\nFor long time visits you need to provide where you are going to stay (they do often check this out. I know I've had phone calls and even one visit related to somebody coming here from Australia) a return ticket, a valid reason you want to come here and stay as long as you plan too. Remember it is CRUCIAL to get a good Imegration person at your point of entry. They can instantly shorten or even deny your entry without much of a reason. Your only recourse is a long series of appeals. This after wasting plane fare and a whole lot of other expenses. \n\nTo become a US citizen marriage is the best and easiest route. If you have special talents, especially in demand talents or are a noted author, artist, etc then you will have a much easier time. If you seek political asylum again you'll have a much easier time. There are quota's for each country and you have to win the lottery sometimes to have a chance otherwise. Relitives also are often able to get direct family members into the the US. \n\nOnce here you need to keep your nose clean for 5 years and pass tests in English as well as citizenship. \n\nYour welcome to contact me with specifics. I might be able to help but you will probably have better luck talking to organizions which help get people into the US. All I'd ask of you is that you desire to be American and speak or are willing to learn English and I'll be glad to help.
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go to factguide.org or jobsonline.com or united-states-green-card.com or usimmigrationsupport.com
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No just go on MXC or Viking and you can get back into the country. Once you are married to an American we own you. You are now ours and never allowed to return. We need culture here anyways...