Appointment Booking and Required Documents You can book your appointment using this link: [DMV Appointment]() **Required Documents:** 1. **Identification Documents:** Two documents proving your identity (e.g., passport, driver’s license from your country, ID from your country, SSN card, etc.) 2.…
Guide to Participating in the Work and Travel Program: Preparing Step by Step for Your Adventure in the USA Every year, thousands of students participate in the Work and Travel program, which offers the opportunity to work and travel in…
I’d like to provide you with some information about the often-asked question regarding sales tax refunds, especially at airports. To clarify, in the United States, sales tax is not collected by the federal government; instead, it is collected by states,…
English Proficiency: Applicants must possess a satisfactory level of English proficiency to effectively engage in an English-speaking environment. Student Status: Individuals applying for the Summer Work Travel program must be post-secondary school students actively enrolled in and pursuing a degree…
Accident and health insurance is typically provided for all students participating in the Work and Travel program through sponsor companies and the applying agency, and this insurance is included in the cost of the program. Participants can benefit from this…
To check if your phone is compatible with American carriers, you can use the following websites: 1. Kimovil () and [Frequency Check]() provide updated information on whether your phone is compatible with American carrier networks (2G, 3G, 4G, 5G, etc.).…
In another installment of our Work and Travel series, we’re addressing a question that many of you are curious about: the impact of the program on your English skills. When it comes to Work and Travel, one of the most…
As you plan for the summer work and travel season, it’s essential to consider the items you’ll need to make your stay comfortable, especially if you’ll be staying in a place that doesn’t provide these essentials. In this article, we’ll…
Within the program, students have the opportunity to work in seasonal positions in tourist establishments such as restaurants, hotels, water parks, amusement parks, and souvenir shops. The choice of position is influenced by the student’s English proficiency and preferences. Here…
Understanding Tax Refunds in the United States For J1 Students When you work in the United States, it’s a given that you’ll have to pay taxes on your earnings. However, for those who are not U.S. residents and are working…
