Can a diabetic person go to the US for job?
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No, there are no limitations due to a condition such as diabetes. In fact, prospective employers in the US are prohibited from asking you in advance about health issues like this (provided it does not prevent you from doing the actual job you are applying for), and you will be protected legally as far as any special considerations you need for the diabetes (like taking a break to have juice, test your blood, etc). You should state that you have diabetes when you fill out forms when you start your job (at the time the job has been offered and accepted) and tell your employer what your needs are as far as taking care of your health.\n\nGood luck and take care of yourself! The American diet can aggravate diabetes, so don't embrace the fast food, high-calorie lifestyle!
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ONLY a Doctor can help you with this. You should get an appointment set up so that you can go through testing to make sure that you don't have the developing stages of diabetes yourself. Maybe this site will answer more questions for you though.\n\nhttp://www.diabetes.com/
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Yes.\nYou need to apply in the US.
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You need a job offer from an American company, then you can apply for an H1B visa.
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you need to be a legal resident of the u.s. first. then you can contact the nearest recuiter.
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Maggie,\n\nThe short answer is that there are a few scholarships.  Your experience as a diabetic may help you get into some careers where there are more scholarships and tuition reimbursement related to your career. \n\nThe long answer is:  I liked your question so much that I blogged on it at http://www.mydiabetesinformation.com.  \n\nAnother quote:\n\nFrom the journal "Diabetes Care,":\n\nIt behooves\nthe student to contact local resources and\ntheir educational institution to see\nwhether any scholarship money might be\navailable to them. At times, a benefactor\nmay set up a scholarship fund at a college\nor in a local community for someone with\na specific diagnosis such as diabetes.\nThese scholarships may not be advertised\nand may go unused during the years that\nno one applies for them.\n\nHere is a narrow niche, if you play tennis competitively: http://www.wtt.com/charities/default.asp\n\nMaybe you could learn really fast!\n\nSeriously, I like the first suggestion better.  If you do some scholarship searches, you may find a scholarship for students with diabetes.  \n\nThanks for the blog idea.  \n\nMatt
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Contact your local chapter of JDRF.org\n\nI work with the chapter here in NE florida.  I have been a diabetic for 20 years and started as a child.  You can email me any questions you have.  You can get my email address by clicking on my screename.
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You could contact INS or an American embassy and they may be able to tell you.
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Most of the pharmaceutical companies have programs that help people get their medicines then they cannot afford them. You can also deduct a great amount of your medical expenses from your taxes. For more tips, go to www.diabetes.org
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Check in your country if there are recruiters for American-based companies. Fields such as nursing and computers often have recruiters going to other countries looking for potential talent that can work in the US\n\nOr a long shot is to send an application to companies while you are still in your country. This is a long shot because companies will not fly you to the US or go to your home country just to interview you, unless you are such an exceptional find.\n\nA more effective way is to come to the US on a tourist visa and go job hunting. If you can get a 6-months tourist visa, that can give you enough lead time to find an employer who can sponsor you for H1B visa. Of course, that means you have the funds to sustain your stay here or relatives who can support you. And of course, it is dependent on whether you can even get a tourist visa -- if the immigration consul sniff as much as your intentions of going to the US to find a job, they will not grant you a tourist visa. You need to have a COMPELLING reason that you will go back to your home country\n\nOtherwise, there's nothing on the Web where firms post that they want foreigners that they can sponsor for H1B.
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Yes, you can work. When this happened to us we got an appointment and they put a stamp in our passport that says "processed for I-551. Temporary evidence of lawful admission for permanent residence. Employment Authorized". Also you are supposed to receive a letter that stated that your case is being reviewed. We even used this stamp and letter to travel outside of the US. Just make sure you get an appointment with your local office. We had to go twice to sort this thing out! Good luck!
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You would have to check with US embassy. Good luck
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If you are a permanent resident of Canada you will need a visa to work in the States.
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Pankaj, your question is incomplete as it doesn't spell what is stopping you from going to USA.\n\nIf you have valid passport, you need a visa to go to USA. You can secure a visa as a tourist, student, businessman for business purpose, skilled semi-skilled or unskilled worker, etc.\n\nNext you need sufficient funds to meet your visit costs to USA or someone should be able to sponsor you. \n\nIt would be better if you could clearly state your exact problems for not been able to go to USA, perhaps then a real help could be offered.
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Work for an US company.
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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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Sure you can , millions of people come to the USA every year and don't work. They let the goverment take care of them. It will take care of you too! Just scream discrimination and the government will give you anything you want! \nWelcome!