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02 Oct 2017, 09:07
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Hi,
I am an Indian looking to apply for Fall' 2016 admissions.
Recently I read an article or two about the Visa thing. You get 12 months after the MBA degree to establish yourself. You look for a job and your employers then sponsor you for the H1B Visa. If however, after an MBA from one of the top 100 schools, I do not find an employer willing to sponsor me, then I will be kicked out of USA????
How true is that? What can I do to allay these fears. I'm even thinking of not applying because of this.
Can anyone shed some light on this???
Thanks
I am an Indian looking to apply for Fall' 2016 admissions.
Recently I read an article or two about the Visa thing. You get 12 months after the MBA degree to establish yourself. You look for a job and your employers then sponsor you for the H1B Visa. If however, after an MBA from one of the top 100 schools, I do not find an employer willing to sponsor me, then I will be kicked out of USA????
How true is that? What can I do to allay these fears. I'm even thinking of not applying because of this.
Can anyone shed some light on this???
Thanks
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08 Oct 2017, 02:32
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Actually, no one has clear cut answer to you. The new regulations are under revision. You can have full review of this post:
https://gmatclub.com/forum/h-1b-visa-ch ... 33284.html
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