Yes,phinds said:Why not just ask them?
Also, what do you mean by "accomodation" ? Do you expect them to provide you with housing?
They Accept applications from foreign candidates only when they feel that there's a shortage of skilled workers in us. And there's. Nothing on providing accommodationberkeman said:Probably not trolling, just underinformed.
@Faru2904 -- What have you found so far on Intel's website under their "Employment" section?
Yes, Intel does offer visa sponsorship for international applicants. The availability of sponsorship may depend on the specific role and the applicant's qualifications.
Intel typically sponsors H-1B visas for skilled workers, as well as other types of visas like L-1 for intra-company transfers and O-1 for individuals with extraordinary abilities. The specific visa type will depend on the job position and the applicant's situation.
Intel does not generally provide long-term housing for international applicants. However, they may offer temporary housing assistance or relocation packages to help new employees settle in.
Yes, Intel often provides relocation packages for international hires. These packages can include assistance with moving expenses, temporary housing, and other resources to help ease the transition.
Intel offers various support services to international employees, including assistance with visa applications, orientation programs, and access to resources that help with settling into a new country and workplace.