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Apply for Nonimmigrant Visas to the U.S.
Learn how to apply for different types of nonimmigrant visas for tourists, students, business travelers and future spouses. Also, find information about ESTA and the Visa Waiver Program, and how to get a job in the United States as a foreign worker.
If you are planning a brief visit to the U.S. for business or tourism, you might need to apply for a visitor or a transit visa.
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Visa expands practical business skills free education resources for small businesses, entrepreneurs
Visa, the world’s leader in digital payments, today announced the expansion of Practical Business Skills1, a global digital platform delivering free education resources to help small and micro business (SMB) owners make confident, informed decisions to grow their businesses. The resources are available in English for SMBs in Vietnam to increase global accessibility.
“SMBs are the backbone of our economy. It is crucial to empower SMB-owners with knowledge, skills, and access to services that support them in rebuilding -or starting- stronger, digitally enabled businesses,” explains Ms. Dang Tuyet Dung, Visa Country Manager for Vietnam and Laos. “Practical Business Skills is part of Visa’s commitment to provide resources and knowledge to help drive inclusive, sustainable and equitable economic growth for entrepreneurs, businesses and communities here in Vietnam and around the world.”
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HOW TO LEGALLY WORK IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Many people in Latin America see traveling to the United States as an option to work to improve their economy. If you are one of them, consider the requirements to do so legally.
It is advisable to apply for a visa from the United States Department of State, unless it is not required for people from your country of nationality. With this mechanism you will be able to enjoy all the rights of any other worker, in addition to avoiding legal or immigration problems.
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Financial Affidavit Of Support I-134 or I-864: Which One Should You File?
Petitioners and visa applicants are sometimes confused about which Affidavit of Support they need to complete and submit – the Form I-134 or Form I-864. Many are also confused as to when and to whom they need to submit the affidavit of support. This article will provide a brief overview of the two Affidavits of Support are when each should be used.
The Form I-864, Affidavit of Support Under Section 213A of the INA, is required to be filed by the petitioner/sponsor for almost all family-based immigrants, and in some instances, for employment-based immigrants, to show the intending immigrant will be financially supported and is unlikely to become a public charge once her or she has immigrated to the US.
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Canada Lifts Work Hour Limit for International Students Due to Labour Shortages
According to the country’s immigration minister, international students studying in Canada are now able to qualify to work more hours off campus as the country continues to face labor shortages.
Sean Fraser, speaking at a news conference in Ottawa on Friday, said that beginning Nov. 15, a prior limit of 20 hours per week that qualified students enrolled in full-time studies were permitted to work off campus will no longer apply.
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