How To
By
eHow Careers & Work Editor
Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Things You’ll Need:
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Required Notebook Papers And Documents
Step1
Contact the consulate of the country in which you intend to work. Most consulates are located in Washington, D.C. Call for directory assistance in the 202 area code or visit the U.S. State Department Web site and type in the country name, then click on Consulate.
Step2
Ask your employer, if you already have a job arranged, to fax a letter of sponsorship.
Step3
Provide any other documents required by your host country. Required documents vary from country to country, but may include a letter of sponsorship, identification papers, and a copy of your passport.
Step4
Include a check for the required fee. Fees vary greatly from country to country, from nothing to more than $100.
Step5
Submit the material at least two months in advance of departure, sooner if possible.
Step6
Speak to the consulate about your plans and the length of your visa.
Comments
affroz said
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