Starbucks,can i get transferred to St.Paul,Minnesota from Bath,UK?
I have been working in Starbucks for a year and a half now and would like to go out to Minnesota to spend some time with my family. I would like to get transferred to a Starbucks near them so i can work for the 3 months i am staying there for. I am aware that i will have to get some sort of student visa. How can i go about this? Any help is appreciated :) I can get temporary work there i have found a visa that allows me to do this,thanks anyway. :)
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Answer 1 :
ask starbucks, no one here will know.
Answer 2 :
No, you can safely assume that there is NO WAY that you can work at any Starbucks in the USA. US immigration rules are EXTREMELY strict when it comes to any foreigner working. Unlike many other countries, USA doesn't have any "temporary work" visa available unless you are an extremely highly qualified specialist, so unique that no single person can be found in USA for that particular job. I'm sure you agree that that can hardly be true for working at Starbucks. Short of becoming an immigrant (3 - 5 years to process) you will NOT be working in Minnesota. Save up your money and go on a visit, that you can do without a visa
I have been working in Starbucks for a year and a half now and would like to go out to Minnesota to spend some time with my family. I would like to get transferred to a Starbucks near them so i can work for the 3 months i am staying there for. I am aware that i will have to get some sort of student visa. How can i go about this? Any help is appreciated :) I can get temporary work there i have found a visa that allows me to do this,thanks anyway. :)
Other - Careers & Employment - 2 Answers
People's Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
Answer 1 :
ask starbucks, no one here will know.
Answer 2 :
No, you can safely assume that there is NO WAY that you can work at any Starbucks in the USA. US immigration rules are EXTREMELY strict when it comes to any foreigner working. Unlike many other countries, USA doesn't have any "temporary work" visa available unless you are an extremely highly qualified specialist, so unique that no single person can be found in USA for that particular job. I'm sure you agree that that can hardly be true for working at Starbucks. Short of becoming an immigrant (3 - 5 years to process) you will NOT be working in Minnesota. Save up your money and go on a visit, that you can do without a visa
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