moving to america but not permanently

[Tauren]

is it possible to live in america for 1 or 2 years and not have a citizenship and be able to work and stuff? just wondering cuz i think it would be sick as fuck just to live there

[peebz]

You would need a visa of some sort to stay and work, If you have a job lined up in a specialty field then you can apply for a work visa, other than that you have to go the long route which will take probably up to a year. I am going through the process right now as a spouse and my interview is in 2 weeks. It has taken 10 months to get this far, and this is one of the fastest ways to obtain a visa.

[Tauren]

haha wait a whole year just for a chance. sounds lame

thanks illl probably just try a different province in my country

[PsychoDruid]

America (continent) or the US?

[peebz]

Their policies are rather strict and usually you need someone within the country to sponsor you if you want it to go at any decent rate. A year was being nice as well, might take over that if it's just you wanting to come with no real reason other than it being "sick" lol

[Arkenaw]

America (continent) or the US?

America is not a continent. North America and South America are continents.

[Deleted]

You can apply for a work visa assuming you have a skilled job offer which no one suitable has applied for... Then you also need a family member over there or your company to sponsor you.

[Tradewind]

Just be careful of the locals

[Ave07]

Just be careful of the locals

Ya and not to sing in public too.

[Deleted]

I love that movie