i"m from croatia,how can i get the work and living visa in usa?
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Go to your local American consulate and apply for a green card. Or find an employer (or someone else) who is willing to sponsor your application.
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first you will need to see about getting a visa of some sort.a work permit if you plan on working.maybe look up a us embassy in australia.sounds like fun though.good luck!!!
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Where are you from?  You obviously have access to a computer.  Look up the USA immigration website and read all the information.  Download the forms, print them out, complete them and send them off.  Follow all the instructions and be prepared to jump through all the hoops, pay the fees, and you will be well on your way.  If you want it badly enough, you will be willing to do what is required and you will feel good about yourself, unlike how you will feel if you try to come into the country illegally.
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to begin with where are you from? what do you work at? Dependin of whats your current work/ profession it will be easier or harder to move to the US. First get your visa and try to find out whether someone would employ you so then you can request the visa for living in the Us.
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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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That depends on the country where you live now.  Your best action would be to contact the U.S. Consulate in your country. The website of the consulate should be listed here:\n\nhttp://usembassy.state.gov/
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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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I'm surprise no one has answered your question yet if there seems to be so many erudits out these on immigration issues.\n\nThere are three types of work visas avaible.  They are called H1B visas.  One of them is for people with advance degrees (PhD or doctorate degrees) and people with extraordinary abilities (have won novel prices, for instance.\n\nThere is another type of visa for people who have been offered a job in the U.S. and their employers wants to sponsor them.  The employer; however, needs to fill out a Labor Certification where they state that your abilities cannot be found in any American.  That means that you will not be taking a job away form a CAPABLE America.  You usually need to have a Master's degree to have better changes to get this visa.\n\nThen the other visa type is for people who work in agriculture.\n\nOther than that.  It would be hard for you to get a US work visa if you are in your country and have no employer to sponsor you.
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You will need to be sponsored by a prospective employer.  However, you will also need to educate yourself on the rules so that you understand the process.  I have attached two links which are a start.\n\nI recall reading an article a few months ago that employment visas are increasingly hard to come by, especially in the IT field.  If you haven't already, you might want to search out a forum where you can ask questions, as well as finding out who the amenable employers are.\n\nBeware that a lot of IT jobs, even the skilled ones, are being outsourced to Asia now.  You will want to make sure that the salary you are offered is sufficient to fund your lifestyle in the USA.  Remember, such things as healthcare cost much more than the UK, even with insurance.  The cost of dental care here is a sick joke in my opinion so if you do get a visa, make sure you visit the dentist before you move!  I'm not joking with this.  I didn't do that five years ago when I emigrated and now I'm paying for it, big time.\n\nBear in mind that costs of living are vastly different across the USA (more marked than in the UK).  You might earn $50-60,000 (more depending on your experience and education) in the Research Triangle area of central North Carolina.  That will give you a nice enough standard of living.  However, that salary in California's Silicon Valley would keep you in poverty.  Sorry if I'm teaching you how to suck eggs, but thought I'd throw in the extra info anyway.  When I moved here, the stuff I've mentioned came as a bit of a shock, even though I thought I was prepared for it.\n\nGood luck in your search.
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You can try to get a job in Egypt in an American-owned company and then trying for a transfer to U.S.   You can also check on the US Department of Immigration website to see the requirements for a work visa in your field of expertise.\nhttp://www.uscis.gov/graphics/services/residency/employment.htm
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a visa to what country??? if to us, a student visa? work visa? what kind???  \n\nif to america, here are the options\n\nstudent visa:\n\nhttp://immigration.about.com/c/ht/00/07/How_Get_Student_Visa0962934890.htm\n\n___________________________________________________\n\nVisitor Visa \n\nhttp://immigration.about.com/od/visawaiversvisitorvisas/ht/howtovisitvisa.htm
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Go to the BCIS, ask for the work permit forms, and it will tell you what exactly it is you need to get a work permit visa. Depending on where you are from, and how you got to the U.S. is how easy or hard it will be for you to get one. Good luck!
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you can get a temporary work visa to work here\n\nbelow it the official government site which can give you all the relevant info.
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Not sure I understand question.  Are you inquring about work Visa?  Go to site below.
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1) Visit the United States of America Embassy in Nicaragua\n2) Yes
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http://www.visapro.com/US-INS-Forms/Form-I-485.asp
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One of the first steps you need to take in order to immigrate into the United States, legally is to make sure that you have an original of your birth certificate and a notorized english translation of the same, in order to prove to US Immigration authorities that you are who you say you are.\n\nTake those documents and a college admissions or job offer to the US Consulate in Colombia  to apply for a work visa. Make sure to mention, if you have any relatives living in the US (could help 50/50) \n\nAnother way you can do this is to hire an immigrations attorney to do all the leg work and file all the paperwork on your behalf. \n\nEither case you have to make sure that you file all the proper paperwork and apply for a social security card to make sure that the company that hires you to work in the US pays taxes on your behalf.\n\nFor more information you can go to the government's immigration website