More than 1,400 Chileans seek to work in the U.S.: visa application requirements
Published on January 30, 2024
24 Horas reports on the significant interest among Chilean professionals seeking job opportunities in the United States, highlighting the growing demand for visa guidance.
Growing interest among Chileans to work in the U.S.
According to 24Horas, more than 1,400 Chilean professionals are already in the process of applying for the H-1B1 visa, an exclusive work permit for citizens of Chile and Singapore. The data reflects growing interest in internationalizing careers and accessing specialized jobs in the United States. (24horas.cl)
What is the H-1B1 visa and what makes it attractive?
The H-1B1 allows professionals to work legally in the United States in technical, scientific, and specialized service areas.
Its main advantages are:
- Exclusive quota of 1,400 annual visas for Chileans.
- More agile process than the traditional H-1B visa, as it does not require a lottery.
- Initial validity of 18 months with indefinite renewals.
Key requirements to apply
To access this visa, applicants must meet clear conditions:
- Have a formal job offer from a U.S. company.
- Possess a university professional degree or accredited experience in a specialized area.
- Complete the DS-160 form and attend the consular interview at the U.S. Embassy.
Why Visability is an ally in this process
Massive interest also implies more competition and the need to prepare the application impeccably. In this scenario, Visability has established itself as a key platform by offering:
- Initial eligibility evaluation.
- Digital advice at each step of the process.
- Preparation for the consular interview.
- "Expedite" service, which allows reducing response times to less than 30 days.
An opportunity not to be missed
The increase in Chileans seeking to work in the U.S. confirms that the H-1B1 visa is today one of the clearest and most achievable options. With preparation and expert support, it is possible to transform this opportunity into a real step towards an international career.
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