How can i get free visa to study in America on Electronics Engineering?
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Are you listening to the news....we are working on the whole immigration thing, stay tuned...
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if you are american then by phone otherwise go by person there and apply for visa.... or maybe you can get information from their site....
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If you are referring to a permit to work in the United States of America, then you should visit http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/howdoi/ead.htm.\n\nGood luck!\n\nCheers\nAlister\nhttp://www.marketscience.com.au
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if you want to study at an american university the first thing you need to do is go to the university website.  find the link to ADMISSIONS and there you will find information on the admission requirements for FOREIGN STUDENTS or INTERNATIONAL APPLICANTS.  \nNormally the process is as follows: \n1. apply to the university (send the application along with the TRANSCRIPTS, or records from the university in your country.) (of course, if you do not have any college credit from your country then this does not apply to you)\n2. normally in order to get accepted you have to provide evidence that you will be able to pay for your school costs as well as pay for medical insurance while you are attending school.  This is normally done by filling out a form that will also be in the Foreign Students Admission section along with tax papers from your parents or from whoever is going to pay for your tuition that shows that they make enough money to pay.\n3. you will also need to take the TOEFL exam. this exam can be taken in your home country.  it measures your ability to read, write and speak English.  Once you take this test you will also send the results to the school. most schools have a minimum grade in order to be accepted (get information on where to take this test by going to the TOEFL website.)\n4. Once you get accepted the university will mail you a letter of admission which you will use in your country when you go to the United States consulate in order to apply for an F1 VISA (which is a student Visa for foreign students)\n\nThat is pretty much all you need.  there might be some special requirements depending on the university but overall this is the process.  Try to go to the websites and get information for yourself because i might be forgetting something.
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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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Ignore the ignorance of the man above me's post, and if you wish to come to America to pursue an interest in a study, you'll have to have good grades, and a student visa if you are of studious normal age and if not a temporary visa that can be retrieved through the department of immigration.
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Talk to your University administration, they might have a student visa program.
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Try e mailing the IRC at your local American Embassy. They will send you in the right direction. You will find it through your local Am Embassy website.
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I think your best bet is to look into a student visa. Go through a list of American colleges that you would like to attend and look at their websites. Each website will have a section to mention their stand on International students. Most colleges need to fill a quota for international students so they do offer scholarships, and being admitted to one of these schools will allow you to apply and receive a student visa while you are studying in college. hope this helps.
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Well.. you have not mentioned from which country you are from.  The US Visa application form varies for each country. \n\nHowever, you may visit the below mentioned US Embassy Website and choose the country from which you are going to apply for Visa.  It will take you to the US Embassy website for that particular country and you may be able to download the Visa form as a PDF file.\n\nhttp://usembassy.state.gov/\n\nCheers!!!
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eduPASS looks like it has everything you need: choosing a school, getting money, travel, visas, everything!  The second link is just for financial aid.\nBest of luck to you!\n\neduPASS: The SmartStudent Guide to Studying in the USA \nAn information guide for international students in the US, including admissions, financing, visas, scholarships, and English as a second language.\nhttp://www.edupass.org/ \n\nInformation - Study in the US - International Student Financial Aid. Resources in Your Country. Guides to Study in the US ... Obtaining a Student Visa · Paying for School: Financial Aid · Working Through School ...\nhttp://www.foreignborn.com/study_in_us/14-addtl_info.htm
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Try this: \nhttp://gb.uscampus.com/get_ready/visa/i-20.pdf#search='Form%20I20AB'
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Ditto. But you also need a student visa, depending where you're from.
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so you want to go to the US?  I think this site says it all, just click on it and you can do the assessment yourself if you'll qualify to obtain one.  Please go to this site; http://www.unitedstatesvisas.gov/pdfs/gettingavisa.02.03.pdf ( I assume you have an Adobe Acrobat reader installed in your PC as this is a in PDF).\n\n    As they say, getting a visa to the US is like asking entry to heaven.  Good luck!
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it depends on your IQ and emotional quotient and to which class you belong . if your parents can afford and you want to gain fast bucks, computer engineering is the best or you have intentions of serving the society become a doctor. or there are several other courses like physiotherapy, hospital management, hotel management,bsc , speech therapy and special education.bpharmacy is another course after completion of which you can get visa to the usa very easily
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U.S. gives equal opportunities for a student VISA to all students, no matter where they're from. The rumors you've heard aren't true. I had a U.S. student visa and i know how it goes. However, one thing is for sure, after September 11th, you know the WTC crash, they have much more strickt rules, so you need to be pretty good to meet all the conditions and they will definitely do a background check on you.\n\nDon't let that discourage you, your english seems pretty good, i  strongly recommend you to go on and make use of opportunities that come in your way. Back in time when i was planning to continue my education in U.S. i've used COLLEGEBOARD.COM, it's the best site ever for these kind of things. It will help you with everything, choose the best university for you, the most affordable one, it will help you with schoolarships and so on. You should really try it.\n\nIt helped me a lot, i got accepted into: UCLA and Harvard University, and i used this site. At the end, i ended up going to R.I.T (Rochester Institute of Technology, NY). \n\nI benefit in others ways from this site as well, cause in this site you create a profile, and than the  info in this site is available to many scholar organizations, universities and so on. 4 months letter i recieved a mail telling me that i was choosen to represent ALBANIA and KOSOVO in the GYLC 2004 in Washington D.C. It's amazing how much opportunities this site can bring to you.\n\nAll you need to do is find 3-4 Universities that you like and apply to all of them. Than you need to pass TOEFL and SAT or ATC, submit the scores and you're done. Hopefully you'll be accepted and win a scholarship of some kind. I wish you a good luck ;)
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Your question is a little confusing because you state you want to become an American citizen and then continue going to school. You can apply for a student visa to come to America and go to graduate school for your doctorate. \n\nIf you want to become an American Citizen you can look into getting into the diversity lottery for immigration, which is probably the quickest way. You could find someone who wanted to marry you and become either a spouse of fiance and come to America through a K1 (fiance) or K3 (Dependent) Visa. \n\nThe hardest thing is getting here and there is a great deal more information you can access at the uscis.gov website regarding immigration. In the end, it all depends on who interviews you for your visa to come here. I home you get someone who does their job and does not interject personal bias into the formula.