Thread: My future traveling in America

Don't you need a program sponsor for this visa? Your sponsor should be able to help you with this. What have they said?

There are two cases in this program. First - I pay money and my firm-provider find a job for me. Second - I find job by myself without any payments. The second case is for me)

I think it's generally easier to find work in a restaurant in big cities but they are more expensive to live in. A lot of people live in the suburbs and commute to the city. A lot of cities will have a web site dedicated to that city. Read the forums and get a feel for the area. Maybe if you say what you want in a location I can offer some suggestions.

I want to earn much money) I can work hard. I will work hard. I will arrange any work without special skills. Also I have one little wish: I want live in the warm place there..)

Originally Posted by n8m

There are two cases in scenarios for this program. First - I pay money and my firm-provider finds a job for me. Second - I find job by myself without any payments and I don't have to pay any fees to the firm-provider. The second case is for me)



I want to earn much a lot of money) I can work hard. I will work hard. I will arrange (not certain what you mean by "arrange") any work without special skills. Also I have one little wish: I want live in the warm place there..)

Nerms' idea of Disney is an excellent one. The only down side of Walt Disney World (in Florida) is that it takes FOREVER to get to anywhere else in the U.S. This means you couldn't just hop in a car and go to New York for a weekend.

Link to OFFICIAL job listing at Disney World in Florida

Disneyland is in California (also warmer weather) and you would be able to see more of the West Coast if you were to work there as it is not in the middle of no where.
Link to OFFICIAL job listing at Disneyland in California

There are also a number of other "Theme Parks" in Florida and around the U.S. Some are only open for the summer season.