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hey guys welcome back to my Channel

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today we're going to talk about

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employment in the US and I know this is

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like number one question I'm on any

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students who are coming to the u.s.

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together education they're like would I

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be able to work would I be able to get a

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job after I graduate what happens with

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my student visa like all of those

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questions that I'm getting from you I'm

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gonna try and answer them today if you

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have any additional questions please

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don't forget to ask them in comments

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below and one thing to remember I'm not

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an immigration attorney I'm just talking

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about things based on my own experience

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based no student stories based on my own

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story of getting a job in the u.s. so if

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you're interested continue watching this

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video

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okay first thing to remember here is

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student coming to the US on a student

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visa and taking a course at a university

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or college you have a right to work on

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campus 20 hours a week and it's only on

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campus right so what are the canvas jobs

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you can work in a cafeteria you can work

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in a library you can do all kinds of

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things on campus the average pay rate is

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ten to fifteen dollars and if you can do

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maximum of 20 hours a week it means that

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the maximum you can do in terms of money

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is like two hundred two hundred fifty

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dollars a week which is unfortunately

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not enough to cover your tuition fees so

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that would be enough to cover your

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living expenses maybe renting a room

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maybe covering some of your food and

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travel but not really covering

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everything so this is number one thing

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to remember yes you can work off-campus

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but only if you get a permit a lot of

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programs actually want you to intern in

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companies outside the university's

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campus but your job has to be connected

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with whatever you're studying so if

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you're doing masters in marketing this

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your second trimester and you just found

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a company who's to employ you for again

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only 20 hours a week you come to your

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international office in the university

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and you show them the off the ladder and

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you tell them this job is connected with

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your subject you cannot just go to

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Starbucks and work as a barista only if

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the Starbucks is on campus but in all

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other cases you need to prove that this

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job is connected to whatever you're

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studying and if it is you get a CPT

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which is an approval to work off-campus

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which is again great because the pay

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rate can be a little higher but please

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remember that you come to the u.s. to

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study not to work like studies your

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number one goal so please take care of

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your GPA attend all of the lectures and

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all the seminars because if you study a

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while and you graduate you're gonna get

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an opt I'm gonna talk about it in a

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minute one quick disclaimer sometimes

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people like omarina but there is

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assistantship which is also work on

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campus because you can work as a

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lecturer you can work as a

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an administrative assistant and if you

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get an assistantship big University

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covers the total cost sometimes it's the

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total cost of your tuition and they give

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you a stupid sometimes it's like half of

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your tuition which is not even close to

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like getting $15 an hour yes this is a

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completely different thing this is a

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type of financial aid and I'm talking

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about it in my other videos so

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assistantship is yes that this is

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working campus but this is financial aid

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it's not awarded to everyone it's only

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awarded to those who are eligible who

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have good results and have proven that

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they're strong academically opt this is

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your chance to get work experience in

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the u.s. after you graduate

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what happens so imagine you just

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graduated you've done masters you've

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done bachelors you're getting either one

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or three years of opt which means you

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can work in the u.s. from 1 to 3 years

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the length of your opt really depends on

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what you study so there are so-called

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STEM subjects scientific like science

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technology engineering medicine maths IT

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like all of those subjects are stem

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subjects and if your university decides

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that you're masters in IT it's probably

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99% stem master's and that means that

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you're gonna get a three year work

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permit after you graduate if you're

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doing masters in economics hidden

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masters in psychology masters in

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painting or whatever

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acting this is not a stem subject

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sometimes in rare cases masters in

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economics is a stem subject if there's a

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lot of like analytics and stuff but this

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is something to ask during the

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admissions process like is it a stem

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subject was the opt that I'm getting

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after graduation but normally it's a

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one-year opt what happens you graduate

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you find a job that's related to the

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subject that you've studied and this is

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a chance for you to get work experience

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in the US and this is what government

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does to support you as a student to get

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you this real-life experience in

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America and later

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some people stay I can hear it the best

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thing to do is to talk to an immigration

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attorney some of the stories that I can

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share with you

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story number once my story as you know I

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haven't graduated I was just accepted

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with full financial aid but then I got

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some funding our company got funding

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from a local VC in Silicon Valley and we

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started a company and my own company

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sponsored my own visa in owen visa is an

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extraordinary ability visa for foreign

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entrepreneurs foreign specialists

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foreign talented workers and i got it

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and after that i got an e b1 which is

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also a green card for extraordinary

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ability people so this is the way number

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one i interact with a lot of graduates

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from Stanford Harvard Berkeley and even

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like smaller universities that are not

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really entrepreneurial I see a lot of

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people starting their own companies

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getting some local funding while they're

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still studying and then applying for the

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o1 visa also if you're joining a

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start-up as a co-founder and that

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startup shows some results like again

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funding is a good results impress then

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you can apply for the o1 and I would say

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humpin all of the visas I've talked to a

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lot of lawyers when I was in the same

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process you guys I talked to some

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lawyers and they were like h-1b I'm

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gonna talk about it later h-1b stuff and

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one is stuff that visa stuff that was

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201 is like if you have some press if

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you manage to get some results this is

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like your number one choice something to

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discuss with a lawyer some lawyers give

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free consultations some will charge you

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like $250 per hour just do your research

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to forums to stuff and find somebody to

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work with and honestly I think I've

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talked to maybe seven lawyers before I

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found mine because every single lawyer

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told me I had no chances option number

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two as the h-1b visa this is actually

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like the mainstream visa for US

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university graduates so what happens you

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can apply every April just once a year

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so you have to be really good specialist

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because imagine what happens you apply

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in April and you can only start working

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in October and there

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not a lot of companies that are willing

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to wait for you that long so what I

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recommend is getting an internship in a

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company while you study in a company

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that sponsors h-1b visas and please be

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careful I the recent news that I've

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heard but please don't quote me on that

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but I think if Facebook has stopped

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sponsoring the visas what they do they

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hire you to their Irish office and then

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they do the transfer they do the l1 visa

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I'm gonna talk about it a little later

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so yeah tricky thing so just make sure

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the company does h-1bs and so you work

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for them for a year you've done your

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internship you're still in your opt and

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this is a good time to talk to your

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manager and tell him hey I actually

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wanted to stay in your company and I

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need to apply for a visa

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do you guys sponsor h-1b and I hope the

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answer is yes because then there is the

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whole preparation process and then in

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April when you apply listen to this they

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don't consider every single application

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at the immigration office of the US

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there's a lottery so there are some

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quotas the general quota if you don't

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have masters from the US is like 65,000

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and on average 200,000 people of life so

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there's like on average 30% that a

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application would be considered and

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after it's considered they're going to

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decide whether to approve it or not and

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your employer in the US need to prove

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that they were not able to find a worker

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who already has a u.s. work permit so

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it's a complicated process again it's

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gonna be your employer your lawyer and

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yourself but if you have masters from

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the US and if it's from one of the top

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universities your chances are slightly

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well I would say a lot better one of the

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Harvard graduates recently shared with

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me that it's 80 percent actually if you

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are like Harvard MBA graduate you're

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applying for an h-1b there is like 80

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percent that you're gonna get it and

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still he's applying for the old one so

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again I'm just sharing rumors this is

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something to remember like if you've

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only done your bachelor's in the u.s.

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your chances of getting h-1b are a

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little lower then if you had gotten

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masters in the US and MBAs the same as

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masters so bear that in mind if you're

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doing a PhD

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the typical visa is o1 a lot of

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universities sponsor one visa if you

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research if you want to stay as a

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professor they're gonna use your

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publications to file so this is a pretty

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common and easy case I would say I know

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a lot of researchers who say don't know

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one as well as entrepreneurs and another

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visa that I mentioned l1 this basically

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management transfer so for example

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you're working for Facebook in the US on

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your opt and then you're like oh my god

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guys I want to stay in Facebook and

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they're like I'm sorry

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we told sponsor pieces anymore we're

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gonna put you into Irish office for a

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couple of years see how you perform and

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then we're gonna do l1 and management

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transfer from one office to another this

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is how it works but again talk to you

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before I'm in an interview with Luba you

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can Google how to get a job in Silicon

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Valley

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she didn't even graduate from an

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American University she graduated from a

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Canadian University she came to Silicon

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Valley to Airbnb to to her internship

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and then she applied for a full-time job

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and they sponsored her visa so there are

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a lot of ways again I think so my

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perceptions it's my perception to

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everything in this life if you really

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want something you're gonna find ways

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cuz there are ways there are thousands

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of people who are staying in the US and

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I know there is like current

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administration does really want people

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to come to the US I know that companies

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want employees I know that there's

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shortage of skills in Silicon Valley I

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know that people are looking for talents

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all the time I know that VC funds are

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looking for talent to startups so

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whenever you're here in the u.s. like

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day one I would start figuring out your

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strategy what you're gonna do after you

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graduate I would talk to other people I

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would listen to success stories I would

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talk to lawyers I was just you know be

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hands-on everything because when I came

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to the 500 setup program on my tourist

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visa from day one I started in querying

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like how did you guys stay cuz I just

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registered in my company in the US and

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all of my bank accounts a here and my

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investors I here like I don't want to go

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back to Russia and do everything

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remotely I really want to stay here so

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and I guess some of you would have the

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same thoughts I got my education here if

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you do your bachelor's here in the new

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masters you live like third of your life

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in the US and you probably wanted to get

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a job here as well so these are my

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five cents on the work visa situation

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after your graduate from an American

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University questions below I'll try to

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answer some of them if I know the answer

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talk to lawyers talk to other people go

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to forums research like the more time

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you dedicate the better it is for your

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process for your outcome because

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everything depends on you and I know

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you're gonna make it if you want it

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you'll be here like you're gonna reach

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everything in your life that you want so

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thank you so much for watching this

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video up to the very end I'm gonna go

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back to enjoy my weekend in Yosemite and

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I will see you very soon in the next

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videos and I hope you're enjoying my new

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schedule guys for the next couple of

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three weeks because I really want to

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like for all of that admissions

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information on you as soon as possible

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