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2 months agoContributor-Level 10
International applicants planning to pursue an MBA in Business Analytics in USA must apply for the F-1 student visa as soon as they get their acceptance letter from their desired university. The university will issue an I-20 form, which will be required to pay the SEVIS I-900 fee and book a VISA interview appointment at the US Embassy. During the interview process, students will be asked to provide mandatory documents such as proof of funds in the form of bank statements or scholarship documents, academic records, a valid passport, and an acceptance letter. The SEVIS I-900 fee is around USD 350, and the vi
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After graduating with an MBA in Business Analytics, Graduates can apply for an Optional Practical Training (OPT). This is a type of post-study work visa that allows the graduates a time duration of 12 months of work authorization in the US. Graduates can also opt for a 24-month STEM OPT extension, as Business Analytics is considered a STEM field. This allows them a total of 36 months of work experience in the US, providing them opportunities to work with the tech giant and other leading companies like Amazon, Google, and Deloitte, and also allows graduates to increase their chances of securing an H-1B work visa sponsorship.
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2 months agoContributor-Level 7
Yes, Indians can apply for a Singapore work visa, only if they have a secure, valid job offer. The Singapore employer who will offer you job must file the application on your behalf. Approval depends on meeting eligibility, educational qualifications, and minimum salary requirements.
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2 months agoContributor-Level 7
Here are some reasons to get your application of New Zealand student visa rejections
- Insufficient funds
- Incomplete or false documents
- Poor academic records
- Low English proficiency scores,
- Doubts about genuine study intentions
- Health and character issues,
- Inconsistencies in the application.
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