Australians who have made the jump to NY
- Did you get the E3 visa or did you use another route?
- Did you do an internal transfer within your bank or did you recruit for US roles from Australia? If so, what was that experience like?
- Did you move at the analyst or associate level?
Any other insight would be tremendously helpful :)
Based on the most helpful WSO content, here are some insights related to moving to New York for work, which might align with your questions:
Visa Route: While the E3 visa is a common route for Australians moving to the US, there isn't specific mention in the context about Australians using this visa. However, leveraging internal transfers or networking to secure roles in the US is a recurring theme.
Internal Transfer vs. Recruiting Externally:
Level of Move:
Additional Insights:
If you're considering this move, focusing on networking, leveraging internal opportunities, and building a strong professional track record will be crucial.
Sources: 6 Things to Consider Before Accepting an International Work Assignment, How Did You Successfully Find a Job in New York?, Q&A: Coming to America - A Canadian in New York, MBA IB Associate - Sponsorship, ER Associate ---> IBD Analyst
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Recently lateralled - easiest for most to go as an internal transfer (this tends to make the move happen sooner - can be AN2 or most commonly on ASO promotion) and this typically won't be on an E3 if internal. Pretty good time for ASO's to make lateral moves using the E3 as most banks know it's relatively cheap/low effort
From the moves I've seen on my network, it's usually at the associate level and via internal transfer. Although I have seen someone go external for a corporate law gig, and another person land a role after going through an MBA program.
would be interested to hear from someone who's done it moving to another bank. Wanting to make the move myself but current shop doesn't have american presence.
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