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Sir Gabriel Newbie

Sir Gabriel   0

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Hi everyone , I don't know how easy or hard is to obtain an Us working visa . I live in London for the past 3 years but i want more challenge more expertise in what I'm doing . I m a chef have a good background in this industry so my next stop will be New York . can someone give me some advises ; what should I start with . Which will be the firs move ?

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J-1 is also possible but as above, still need sponsorship.

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First step is find an Employer who will sponsor you for a work visa.

 

I did actually meet with someone who worked for one of the big Hotel chains in Mexico, he was moved to Vail with his job.

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The best route for you would be to contact a desired workplace/restaurant/hotel, show your interest, ask them to do a video interview, get a job offered and then have them sponsor you for a visa. It is PRETTY hard, but it doesn't hurt to give it a try.

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I know it is possible. I have a friend who worked at some Michelin restaurants in NYC. There are several visas available but it would have to be an important restaurant that has experience sponsoring visas. 

 

London has great restaurants so getting a good work experience there could open more doors for you in NYC. Like a big name connection or something of the sort to separate you from other candidates that do not require a visa.

Sir Gabriel Newbie

Sir Gabriel   0

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21 hours ago, Coco8 said:

I know it is possible. I have a friend who worked at some Michelin restaurants in NYC. There are several visas available but it would have to be an important restaurant that has experience sponsoring visas. 

 

London has great restaurants so getting a good work experience there could open more doors for you in NYC. Like a big name connection or something of the sort to separate you from other candidates that do not require a visa.

Well I have a good one to apply to . I don't know eleven Madison Park but I'm going to send them an email anytime soon ! 

 
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