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LondonCowboy, I looked at a few web sites. One indicated that UK citizens may be eligible for the H-2B visa. The visa is for temporary, non-agricultural workers, for temporary or seasonal non-agricultural work.
If I understand correctly, visas are issued to applicants who are sponsored by employers.
That's the one
And unfortunately that's the biggest problem because I would need a sponsor and as it's costs around $10,000 I've read they won't want to take a chance on a stranger.
Hopefully it will open up more free movement between us like the EU so a super good looking, hard working bloke like myself can get over without a sponsor
Thank you for doing a bit of research and helping that's very kind of you
When I was doing research online for another thread, I noticed that there is a British expat association with members in the United States. Perhaps they could advise you? Point you towards contacts in the USA?
BTW, a new class of work visas will be different from the EU thing. A visa is issued to a specific individual, and a government may establish a quota. Such as issuing only a small number of visas per year.
When I was doing research online for another thread, I noticed that there is a British expat association with members in the United States. Perhaps they could advise you? Point you towards contacts in the USA?
BTW, a new class of work visas will be different from the EU thing. A visa is issued to a specific individual, and a government may establish a quota. Such as issuing only a small number of visas per year.
That's a great idea and never considered that
I think I'll try my luck this year even if it's only for 6 months - a year it would be the experience of a lifetime
Ah, there you go again red, trying to stir the pot......... Article 50 will be triggered, and then our slow motion withdrawal from the EU will begin. Theresa will still be PM in two years. The so called opposition are in disarray.
You're wrong, we don't need you, more than you need us. Time will show this to be true. Just be patient....
Right you are Dave and there you go again. Do you still believe in the tooth fairy? I also have a second hand bridge to sell, built it myself in my backyard. Slow motion withdrawal I agree with, say about 8 to 10 years.
And unfortunately that's the biggest problem because I would need a sponsor and as it's costs around $10,000 I've read they won't want to take a chance on a stranger.
Hopefully it will open up more free movement between us like the EU so a super good looking, hard working bloke like myself can get over without a sponsor
Thank you for doing a bit of research and helping that's very kind of you
Yes, you don't have the money to move to the United States.
Yes, you don't have the money to move to the United States.
Costs the company as they are the ones that sponsor you
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