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When in the hiring process do I reveal that I'm an international student?

Country-By-Country Guide: For Work Permit and Visa Information

The Skinny on Work Visas in the USA

How to Create a Global Resume/CV

How do I become an Academic Student in the United States?

 

 

Online Resources                                                                   

 

InternationalStudent.com - A premier international student and study abroad website providing news, information, resources and so much more about being an international student and preparing you for your study abroad experience.

4 International Careers & Jobs - This site is the leading world-wide directory of quality job sites and career resources. It covers 190 countries and includes more than 1000 international job sites and career resources classified according to 18 categories.

H1Base - An online, interactive database that allows international students to directly connect with the top 550 H1B Sponsor Companies. One component of the database is an immigration kit that provides links to immigration forms, information on application processes, and free access to immigration attorneys. A second component is a networking kit that provides links to job search engines and job sites specifically designed for international students.

OverseasJobs.com - Career Resources and job opportunities for professionals, expatriates and adventure seekers. Search for jobs worldwide and land your next great job today!

istudentcity.com - A unique collection of information, services, and products for international students.


H1B Visa Employers Database                      

Career Services encourages International Students to take advantage of h1visajobs.com. This site has a series of online databases that contain information on thousands of American firms, all over the United States, in all disciplines that have actually offered H-1B jobs to international professionals. All information is gathered using the federal government’s statistics.
 

      Understanding the H1B database:

  • This is not a list of available jobs.  These databases contain listings of employers who have recently filed the appropriate paperwork to sponsor an international person for an H1B visa.  This information will help you determine which employers may be willing to sponsor a visa holder. Please note: There is no guarantee that these employers have available jobs, or that the employer will sponsor you.

      h1visajobs.com Database Listing:

  • H1-B Employers
    Administrative Occupations: ADMIN-H1B database
    Business Mgmt. and Admin: BUSI-H1B database
    Computer Science and IT: CS-H1B database
    Education & Research: EDURES-H1B database
    Engineering: ENGR-H1B database
    Languages & Journalism: LANGUAGES-H1B database
    Life & Health Sciences: LIFEHLTH-H1B database
    Mathematics & Physical Sciences: MATH-PHYSCI-H1B database
    Medical & Dental: MD-H1B database
    OTHER Disciplines: OTHER-H1B database

 

h1visajobs.com

 


To enter the online H-1B Databases of American Employers for International Professionals at h1visajobs.com:

  1. Contact Career Services for a Username and Password at (313) 577-3390 (be sure to have your WSU Access ID).

  2. Go to h1visajobs.com

  3. Select from the blue box the H1-B Online Database you would like to enter.

  4. When prompted for a username and password, enter the information that you received from Career Services.

  5. Select a State on the left hand column and press submit.

 

                
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