Working as an International Student in the US: Is it Possible?

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Working as an International Student in the US Is
it Possible?

• Center for U.S. Immigration Services

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• Working in the United States while studying is
  one of the most common worries of foreign
  applicants to the United States.
• Is it possible for them to work in the United
  States while studying abroad?
• The simple answer is yes individuals may work
  while studying in order to supplement their
  income and acquire valuable experience.

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• However, there are certain restrictions that can
  be addressed with the help of immigration lawyer
  Clearwater FL.
• The rules and regulations must be adhered to in
  the letter.
• Workers with F-1 and J-1 visas are the only ones
  who are permitted to work in the United States.
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  me.

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• Working in the United States with an F-1 visa
• In order to qualify for work experience, F-1
  students must have completed at least one
  academic year of college or university.
• This is referred to as Practical Training. A
  practical training program may be divided into
  two categories curricular practical training
  (CPT) and optional practical training (OPT).

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• Employment in the United States on an H-1B visa
• In the United States, the H-1B visa is the most
  prevalent kind of employment visa. Upon
  completion of their OPT, the majority of students
  will return home, but a significant number of
  students will want to continue their employment.
  In the United States, H-1B visas are
  non-immigrant visas that are granted or sponsored
  by U.S.

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• Working in the United States with J-1 Visa
• Those who have a J-1 visa are eligible for three
  kinds of job opportunities
• On-Campus Work As part of the exchange visitor
  program, you are permitted to work on school
  grounds in areas that are connected to or
  unrelated to your academic study.
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• Academic Training In the case of a J-1 visa
  holder, you may be entitled to up to 18 months of
  practical training after the conclusion of your
  undergraduate degree program.
• Off-Campus Students participating in the
  exchange visitor program may be qualified for
  off-campus employment due to unanticipated
  economic situations, such as the loss of a
  scholarship or the payment of medical expenses,
  among other things.

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• Conclusion
• After completing an internship, look into
  possible job opportunities with a business with
  the help of immigration lawyer Clearwater FL.
  Examine the regulations, possibilities, and
  choices, as well as expenses and potential
  deadlines, among other things.

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