How can a European Union citizen get a visa to live and work in America, legally, assuming they speak English?
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It depends on her job skills and whether she can get a sponsor, etc.  She should look at the immigration web page, they spell out the options.  She could ask a prospective employer's human resources department for help, as well, if they are willing to sponsor her.\n\nGood luck!
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That depends on where you live.  From some countries, there is no way to get a visa to the USA unless you're invited by or marry a US citizen, or are employed by a company in the USA.  Your best source of information would be the US Embassy in your country.  For a list of Embassies, see this page:\n\nhttp://travel.state.gov/travel/tips/embassies/embassies_1214.html
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Try applying for a visa or a Green card at an American embassy or consulate. Then you can apply for citizenship, in which you will have to pass a test.
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Use this site:\nhttp://www.americanaccent.com/\nIt really helped my friend who moved here from Russia.
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There is no financial requirement if you will have a job set up. But you must also have a place to live, an apartment set up, or a friend's home to stay in. First after having these things, you must be accepted by your interviewer for your green card. Your interview will go better for you if you are better prepared for a life here. If you love us, welcome, if you're sexy tell the interviewer you're going to live with me! LOL, I just LOVE an English accent! \nReally though, the better set up you are, the more likely your chance of entering USA. I hope that you want to be here to be an American, and not to abuse our generousity.\n\n\nJames S, you are wrong. Research, ever heard of that word? Use it, UK owes America billions of dollars, not us them.\nWelcome, good luck, and best wishes to you if you're a sincere honest immigrant.
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You need a work permit first. Try an organisation like http://www.cdsintl.org/ They deal in work permits, though mostly for students. If you have contacts at a company, you can also use them to process the work permit. \nBut you need to learn German. Try a Goethe Institut for intensive language programs. \nYour best bet would be to try to find an American company with an office in Germany and see if they can set you up.
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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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Unless you have a work permit, you may have to work illegally. But it still depends on what you can do. You can try restaurants. But the pay is really bad, I don't know if you can afford to stay in the US on the money. If you hitchike, depending on where you are, you can try labor (farming) but that's hard work, and I'm not sure about the pay. \nIf you have any skills (computer, acting, etc) you can try to get an American corporation to sponsor you, so you can work for them. Not sure how to guide you with that.\nTry the want-ads in the city/cities you want to stay in. Many cities have their newspapers online.
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If you can speak English and enough afford with you. You can do that.
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Contact the nearest French Consulate, or their embassy in Washington, and get their immigration, residency, and citizenship requirements.\n\nNote that you can often live and work in another country and not give up your US citizenship; in the US, people have green cards, which means they are resident aliens.  They have nearly full citizenship rights (work, travel, etc.), except they can't vote.  See if France offers something similar, or you can keep dual citizenship in both France and the US.
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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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There are many, many ways...\n\nTo get a green card specifically, you can\n - marry an American Citizen  or\n - participate in the Green Card Lottery (Diversity Program), your chances per year are about 0.5%  or\n - enter the US legally on a work Visa such as an H1B.  For that Visa you need a bachelor's degree or equivalent working experience.  Many people believe this Visa is just for Computer Specialists.  It just needs to be a specialty occupation, for example you could be the chef in a famous Indonesian Restaurant.  Then you need to find an employer that will sponsor you, and that can prove that no american employee is available to do your job.\n - If you have a Master's degree and have considerable achievements in your field of work (pulications for example), you can get a Visa or Green Card.\n\nThere are other ways, that likely do not apply.\n\nI am in the US for 7+ years now, and I am waiting for my Green Card.  It is not easy.\n\nBut, on the other hand, what would it take for an American to get Legal Permanent Residence in Indonesia?  Compared to other countries, at least there is a process.
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Learn Norwegian.  Find a job.  Apply for a working/staying permit.  Move there.\n\nThat's the legal way.  I'm not going to suggest any illegal methods for you to try.\n\nFor more information contact your local Norwegian Embassy.
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You need to apply for a job on the U.S, get a solid offer and the company is then responsible for getting you a visa and work permit. You can not just travel and look for a job.
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Well....thats next to impossible unless you have extra ordinary skills. Try coming here as a student. That way things are a lot easier. But there is almost no way that you would be able to come to the US with a  Job unless you are working for a huge firm like Microsoft or BCG.\nPS try working on your typing skills for starters
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The can apply for a visa to work in the US........
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You usually need five years of legal permanent residence and the ability to speak and write English.  If you do not know how to spell the word "what," you will more than likely not pass the required English examination.