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jinxed131
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hi everybody talks about getting j1 waiver...anybody have any idea what percentage of j1 physicians actually get waiver ...and in which speciality there are more chances of getting a waiver
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bbb
| IM Program Coordinator  Topics: 37 Posts: 6411
Every resident that I know of that looked for a waiver has gotten one. It's the H positions that are harder to get
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how many years do ya have to stay in that hospital?
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chemamr
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3 y
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chemamr
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there are rumors that they could change it to 5 y instead of 3 y, though. Let´s hope they don't do it.
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thanks chema
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anotherstep
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BBB: after those 3 years, do you get a green card then or just a H1b? (H1b=extremely hard to find a fellowship, Green card=much easier to find a fellowship)
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bbb
| IM Program Coordinator Topics: 37 Posts: 6411
Answered this on another topic. Closing this thread.
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