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I am interested in an office in a country where I do not currently have work authorization. Is it still worth applying if I would need the firm to sponsor or support the visa process?
I can work without sponsorship in one country but would need sponsorship in another. I am genuinely open to both locations. Is it okay to apply to offices in both countries, or does that create confusion about where I actually want to work?
I'm comparing offices in different countries and keep getting conflicting answers about visa support. Which consulting firms sponsor international Masters students?
Mayank G.CoachSponsorship options depend more on the target office, role and your work authorization than on whether you hold a Master's.
My current status allows me to work for a limited period, and I may need sponsorship later. The application did not ask for much detail. Should I raise the future sponsorship issue proactively?
Mayank G.CoachAnswer every work-authorization question accurately and do not hide a known future sponsorship need.