Visa Help, Teaching Tips, and Money Advice for International Educators
The 212(e) waiver and the NIW are not the same. One removes the J-1 home residency rule, while the other opens a green card pathway. Here’s what every teacher should know—and why timing is critical.
She once held a J-1 visa and even worked in the U.S. on H-1B. But when she applied for another J-1, the consul said no. Here’s what happened—and the lesson for other teachers.
Lenebeth’s story is one of resilience. After facing multiple J-1 visa rejections, she never gave up and, after 7 years, finally achieved her dream with an H-1B visa.
If you’re still waiting for a U.S. school to say yes, you’re not alone. Here’s a real-talk Q&A to help you stay grounded, encouraged, and ready—without burning out or giving up.
Teachers on J-1 or H-1B visas may qualify for a National Interest Waiver — a green card option without employer sponsorship. Here’s what you need to know.
Applying for a U.S. visa can feel overwhelming, but with the right preparation, you can confidently approach your interview at the U.S. embassy. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the general requirements you’ll need to prepare — plus, we’ll share some common interview questions you can expect. General Requirements for a U.S. Visa Application … Read more
This blog is for international teachers—especially from countries like India and South Africa—who dream of teaching in the U.S. through the J-1 visa program. A recent U.S. visa update might just change your path—and open doors you didn’t think were possible. If you’ve been dreaming of teaching in the U.S. but holding out for an … Read more