1stGenAmerican:


1. Invitation letters carry no weight with the US Embassy.
2. Are you wanting to apply for a tourist visa? If so, submit your completed application with all the necessary documents.

mbapelvis:

Please can someone move to the USA through Mexico as a refugee who has no address (knows nobody) and succeed?
How will he go about it?
Thanks

Konquest:

How's it going 1stGenAmerican?

Yes! We're at the beginning of an annual cycle! [I'm using my older moniker to post this].

So, on the other hand, did you know that ONLY approximately 30 percent of Americans own travel passports compared to
approximately 70 percent in the UK? More U.S. citizens have to open their eyes to the unlimited opportunities beyond the U.S. borders and not be too insular. I plan to be in Bahia, Brazil and Havana, Cuba for the culture and more later in the new year. Have you ever been to those two places? Yeah, I know you said you've been on a cruise ship to the Bahamas or the Caribbean region... which is mad cool.


I wish you more power as you gravitate towards your true life desires in 2023.

Like you always say, "We move"... Lol

Happy New Year!
~ AT

oluigboelijah:
Hello, please, do u know anyone traveling from USA to Nigeria? I need someone to help me pick up a phone from the US.

mayowa94:
Hello,
Which job can someone with a degree in agriculture and working experience as a healthcare support worker in the UK apply for in the USA?

mayowa94:
Hello,
Which job can someone with a degree in agriculture and working experience as a healthcare support worker in the UK apply for in the USA?

Abi1985:

Cna or nurse or home care

mayowa94:

Thanks
How is the pay like?
Or is there any other career I can explore?

Abi1985:
$18 to $20
You can try nursing and apply for a hospital work visa that sponsor foreign nurses

oluigboelijah:
Hello, please, do u know anyone traveling from USA to Nigeria? Pls I need the person's contact.i need someone to help me pick up a phone from the US.

Greathand01:
Please what kinda visa would you apply for if you get a job in the USA and the employer is ready to bring you in. PS: the applicant is currently in Uk

1stGenAmerican:


The employer is responsible for securing your visa.

Greathand01:
Okay...please how do I confirm if the employer is licensed to do this. Is it going to be like COS

Originalsly:


This can be very interesting and informative to those in the diaspora and back home ... but highly likely to be derailed by enquiries on how to get to the US and by " beggars" who would discourage many from contributing to the thread in order to not expose their location. But we can give it a try.


Nobody


Location: New York City. So many things are taken for granted here ... like getting Nigerian food stuffs.... that's never a problem since there is always a store not more that 10 minutes drive regardless of where you live. The city is expensive... overheads like rent and employee pay will no doubt be passed on to the food items .... but then there is competition and proximity of stores which keep prices under control. The price is too high or items not in good condition.... we jump and pass... on to the next store! I feel sorry for you guys out there with that one store that you have to travel soooo far to reach... and when you get there..... take what you get and pay the ransom. If you're out there ... in the wilderness ... maybe you should order foodstuffs from back home and let the person send it via NIPOST.... job creation ... business venture for someone back home. To find a trustworthy and reliable person back home would be the biggest problem.

pointednose:
Also can everyone on this thread tell us the city and state they currently live. Thanks.

Sisib15:
Those that travel with their spouse as dependent on F2 visa, can you please share your experience, your pains, frustration and good moments.

BunmiBie:


I came on f2 visa but started nursing program immediately. I changed to f1 after 4 months of landing in the States.

I can't relate when other f2s are complaining of boredom. But trust me, you will be fine.