Interning in the U.S
Hi,
Does anyone know any ib’s that would take interns from another country. I am British so it is relatively easy for me to get a working visa and most likely wouldn’t need sponsorship.
The United States gained independence from the British Empire in 1776, I don't think there are any advantages for gaining work permits for British citizens.
You would qualify for the J-visa, but check carefully which banks would even entertain the idea. J visa would typically go through a sponsoring agency, just like coaches, teachers, camp counselors, au-pairs, etc
US domestic employers normally prefer either USCs or students on CPT/OPT, these groups might be offered a return engagement.
Alternatively, look for local (UK based) US employers who might have a rotation scheme for internships (international internships) or get in touch with agencies directly.
Yeah you absolutely need sponsorship and no they wouldn't take you if you're not an American citizen.
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