df79 wrote:
> > Voltes34 wrote:
> > [..]
> >
> > > Correct. Since you are not anticipating marriage yet, a
> > > Fiancee Visa (K-1)
> > > is not an option.
> > > He needs to find a qualified employer to sponsor him for a
> > > work visa.
> >
> > And right now, Chemistry is not the field to find a job in esppecially
> > with a sponsor for H1. Teaching job (at college level if he has a
> > grad
> > degree) might be a possibility but not likely for H1. Highschool
> > teaching? Plenty of job but don't know about H1. May be there is hope
> > for H1 if he is inside US. He can enter with visit visa and do job
> > search.
> >
> > All the above claim is by a former *Chemist by trade*.
>
> [Hi There
>
> Could youtell me which careers a comapny will sponsor for H1
There are a lot but it also depend on how the markets works and supply
and demand.
To give a few of examples: Engineering (Electrical is hotter than
others), Construction Management, Accounting, Pharmarcy, Programmer
(nowadays not directly by the empoyer but by consulting agencies).
Basically, H-1 is for skilled person in a particular field. Recent laws
chnages favors those wifh graduate degrees. Note that there is no quota
limit for teaching at educational institutions.
>
> Cheers
>
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