Get your internship in USA and J-1 Visa
If you’re considering legal work and training opportunities in the USA and you’re between the ages of 18 and 35, we have options for you:
- Hospitality Students and Graduates:
- If you’re studying or have graduated from a tourism and hospitality institute or college, whether you’re just starting out or about to graduate, we welcome you. Even if you lack experience or have up to 15 years of it, as long as you’re under 35, we have a place for you.
- Non-Hospitality Background with Hotel or Restaurant Experience:
- Even if your specialization is not hospitality-related, as long as you have a minimum of 5 years (up to 15 years) of experience in the hotel or restaurant industry and are under 35, with graduation from a two-year institute at minimum, we have a spot for you.
Training and internships: Opportunities are available in most USA states for training and internships on a J1 Visa. Accommodation is provided for many opportunities. Salaries start at $375 per week for 20 hours, which translates to a monthly range of $1,500 to $6,000. Particularly appealing roles are in California.
Contracts are for a year, and you must return to your home country within 30 days afterward (but you’ll be a seasoned USA expert by then).
For a one-year contract, that’s a minimum of around $18,000 to $90,000, all for just $5,395. This includes the U.S. embassy’s DS-160 Form, Social Security Number (SSN), Work Permit, and in case of embassy rejection, you’ll get 70% of the paid amount back.
Application Fees:
It all starts with a $99 review fee .
Good luck! (Opportunities are limited, but new ones arise every day)
If you want to bring your family along, you can apply for the J2 Visa, but trying the experience solo is recommended.
First step: Submit your certificate, transcripts, and resume.
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What are the Benefits of Obtaining J1 Visa?
J-1 visa holders get the following benefits:
- Work Permit in the USA.
- Social Security Number (SSN).
- Tax ID number.
- Most opportunities provide housing and pocket money for the candidate.
What are the required documents?
All applicants must submit the following:
- English resume/CV
- Copy of your passport
- Graduation Certificate or Diploma
A Few Steps away to United States!
Step 1
Complete the Application Form
Step 2
Pre-Screening Interview
Step 3
Complete the Registration Package
Step 4
Pay the Registration Fees
Step 5
Have your Interview with The Company
Featured Internship
Check Rosewood Sand Hill opportunities with salaries ranging from 65,000 USD to 95,000 USD Per Year!
ROSEWOOD SAND HILL J1 visa Internship – Windsor University
Soon, We will announce more openings in the USA for the Trainee/Internship J-1 Visa Program for August, 2023.
Payment Options, Terms and Obligations
J1 Visa Application Services
Registration Fee for J1 Visa: $99 – This fee covers the initial registration required for the J1 Visa application process, ensuring your eligibility for participation.
There are two payment options available for the programs.
- Full Payment Option:
- The full payment option covers all services.
- Installment Payment Option:
- The Candidate will pay the initial deposit for the program before arrival.
- The Candidate must understand and agree that if they stop payment, they will be terminated from then. Program and will have to return to their home country immediately. You must clear off your reaming balance on any occasion, including withdrawing from the internship program or leaving early.
Table of Fees
| # | Program Duration | Payment Option | Fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Less than 5 months | Full Payment Option | $4,065 |
| 2 | 5 - 8 months | Full Payment Option | $4,355 |
| Installment Payment Option | $3,695 USD, $115 every two weeks | ||
| 3 | 8 - 12 months | Full Payment Option | $5,395 USD |
| Installment Payment Option | $3,695, $115 every two weeks | ||
| 4 | 6+6 Program (2 Internships) | Full Payment Option | 5,395 USD |
| Installment Payment Option | $3,695, $115 every two weeks |
Refund Policy
- Refunds for withdrawal after placement is confirmed: If you withdraw from the program after placement is approved, you will be entitled to a refund of the program fee minus a $695 administrative fee.
- Refunds for withdrawal after issuance of Form DS-7002: If you withdraw from the program after the issuance of Form DS-7002, you will not be entitled to any refund.
- Refunds for visa denial: If your visa is denied, you will be entitled to a refund of the program fee minus a $695 administrative fee.
- Refunds for delays at the US Embassy/Consulate: ITN is not responsible for any delays at the US Embassy/Consulate level.
- Refunds for cancellation by the Host Company: ITN will try to relocate you with another Host Company if the Host Company cancels your placement. Suppose you decline another interview or withdraw from the program after being placed with another Host Company. In that case, you will be entitled to a refund of the program fee minus a $695 administrative fee.
- Refunds for cancellation by the Sponsor Organization: If the Sponsor Organization cancels the program before the start date, ITN will try to relocate you to another Host Company. Suppose you decline another interview or withdraw from the program after being placed with another Host Company. In that case, you will be entitled to a refund of the program fee minus a $695 administrative fee.
- Refunds for cancellation after arrival in the United States: If you withdraw from the program or cannot continue the program after arrival in the US, you will not be entitled to any refund.
- Refunds for overstay: If you fail to disclose that an immediate family member is in the United States illegally, you will not be entitled to a refund if you are denied a visa.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Your program can be extended for an additional fee. If you are a hospitality intern/trainee, the maximum program duration is 12 months. If you are a business intern/trainee, the maximum program duration is 18 months.
As each case is different, your profile will have to be reviewed by an ITN representative who will let you know whether you are eligible to start a second J-1 program.
You may stay in the country for 30 days after your program ends. However, when the 30-day grace period ends, you will have to return to your home country.
Several of our properties provide housing or housing assistance. ITN can provide access to our housing partners for assistance if housing is not provided.
No. Under no condition can you work for another organization while you are on a J-1 program