Yes- you will be working and travelling on a J1 Summer Camp counsellor visa, which allows you to work at a summer camp and also do some travelling afterwards. You will be required to attend a personal interview at a US consulate in order to obtain this visa. Consulates are located in Sydney, Melbourne and Perth so for some applicants this will involve interstate travel. Don’t worry - IEP will help you the whole way through the visa application process! See similar questions...

The US operates a Visa Waiver Programme (VWP) and so most British passport holders do not require a visa, providing they meet the necessary criteria. The VWP is valid for up to a 90 day stay. Individual passports are required and must be machine readable. Those issued after the 26 Oct 2006 will need to contain biometric data. See similar questions...

Generally visitors from the UK simply fill out the Visa Waiver form on the flight over, but there are some restrictions especially if you have a criminal record. Full details on the Visa Waiver Programme are available here. See similar questions...

If you are a student on a degree/PhD course and need to go to the USA for University of Sheffield academic purposes, Student Support and Guidance staff may be able to advise you on your application. See similar questions...

If you desire to secure work permits in U.S. and work within the regulations defined by your work visa, you do not require the EAD. If you want to work in USA on an unconditional basis (e.g. situations like change employers, multiple jobs, etc), you may apply for the EAD if you meet the criteria. A J-2 spouse of an exchange visitor can file an EAD application. See similar questions...

No. Almeda is online only and therefore there are no residency requirements. If you are seeking the Almeda University degree to gain entry into the USA, your request will be denied. Almeda will not provide or assist with any credentialing necessary to obtain Visas for foreign citizens. For information on obtaining a Visa for entry into the USA, please see http://travel.state.gov. See similar questions...

No, your spouse may not work in the US, the purpose of the H4 visa is simply to live in the US. However, the H4 visa does allow for the spouse to study in the US. If your spouse wishes to be employed in the US, then she will have to seek out the same routes that you used. Inkorpa does offer rebates for family members. See similar questions...

Work visas are never required for any of our programs. These are academic, apprenticeship programs. In Uruguay, Americans do not require any type of visa in order to enter the country. You will receive a 90-day entry permit renewable for another 90 days while in the country. See similar questions...

If you are a Russian citizen and have a valid Russian passport, you have to enter Russia with it and there is no visa required. If you left Russia before 1992 you have to obtain a Russian visa and travel to Russia with your US passport. See similar questions...

Citizens of Australia, Brunei, Ireland, New Zealand and the United Kingdom do not require a visa if they are coming to the US for business purposes or to be a tourist and their stay is less than 90 days. Citizens of all other countries are generally required to have a visa. Those from any country for which a passport is required should make sure that their passport is valid for a minimum of six months beyond the initial period of stay in the United States. See similar questions...

A letter of employment on the company letterhead (a faxed copy is acceptable) submitted with all other requirements for the non-immigrant visa. The Consular Officer will determine if you will be issued with a C1/D crew visa or a B1/B2 business/tourist visa. See similar questions...

Most countries in Europe and Latin America require a special permit for non-nationals in a paid position. If you secure an internship listed as unpaid but which offers you a stipend, you'll probably be able to work without a permit because the stipend will not be considered a salary, but rather a form of allowance. This saves your employer the bureaucratic complications of arranging the permit for you. See similar questions...

Like any work in the UK, you will need to have a visa or work permit if you are from any country outside of the EU. Unfortunately, we do not deal with visa or immigration applications. See similar questions...

If you have a EU passport there is no need for you to get a work permit for our European programme. We will organise for you to be registered with the local employment authorities. However, if you are applying for the North American programme or do not have a EU passport for the European programme you will need to arrange for a work permit/visa for the country you are going to work in. You need to obtain this before we can offer you a position of employment. See similar questions...

A Visa is required. These arrangements are coordinated by AITA, along with the booking of the ticket. etc The cost of the ticket will wary depending on the city of departure, and the season, but is generally around $1,500.00AUD for a one-year return ticket to Beijing, ext. Sydney. Normally the Candidate pays the upfront cost for the ticket, and has the amount refunded at the end of their contract. See similar questions...

You can WWOOF here on a tourist visa and there is no reason for you to obtain a work visa (which is very difficult to get and if applied for could jeopardise you chances of obtaining a tourist visa). See similar questions...

It depends on which country you are from and how long you will be staying here. For example citizens of the United States and most other countries can stay here for 90 days without a visa while citizens from Great Britain can stay for 6 months. Since Hungary joined the European Union visa and travel conditions have changed so for an up to date information list please consult your embassy in the home country or click here. See similar questions...

a letter from your New Zealand employer providing full details of position offered and details of efforts made to fill the position by a New Zealander If your occupation is not in the Immediate Skill Shortage List or Long Term Skill Shortage List, Approval in Principle letter issued by Immigration New Zealand to your employer allowing them to hire a foreigner for the position is required. The processing time for most application is 10-12 working days. See similar questions...