Delta Airlines is one of the largest airlines in the world. As such, the company’s ability to facilitate travel for international workers has a major impact on the global economy. In this article, we’ll explore whether Delta Airlines sponsors H1B visas, and the implications of such a sponsorship. We’ll also discuss the qualifications and benefits of obtaining an H1B visa, as well as the process for applying for one. Finally, we’ll discuss the potential for Delta Airlines to open up more job opportunities for foreign workers.
Does Delta Airlines offer a sponsorship program for foreign workers seeking H1B visas?
No, Delta Airlines does not offer a sponsorship program for foreign workers seeking H1B visas. However, they may provide assistance and resources to help foreign workers navigate the visa process. Additionally, they may work with other organizations and companies to provide sponsorship opportunities.
What are the requirements for obtaining an H1B visa through Delta Airlines?
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Yes, Delta Airlines does sponsor H1B visas. In order to obtain an H1B visa through Delta Airlines, you must have a job offer from them, be sponsored by them, and meet the other eligibility requirements for an H1B visa. This includes having a bachelor’s degree, or the equivalent of a US bachelor’s degree, in the related field of work. Additionally, you must demonstrate that you have the necessary skills and experience to perform the job.
What is the process for applying for an H1B visa through Delta Airlines?
Delta Airlines does not directly sponsor H1B visas. However, if you are a foreign national seeking to work in the United States with an H1B visa, the process is to first find a United States employer who is willing to sponsor you. Once you have an employer willing to sponsor you, the employer will file a Labor Condition Application with the U.S. Department of Labor and an I-129 Petition with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. The employer will also need to submit relevant documents to demonstrate that you are qualified for the position. Once approved, you can then apply for an H1B visa.
Does Delta Airlines provide any financial assistance for obtaining an H1B visa?
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Delta Airlines does not provide any direct financial assistance for obtaining an H1B visa. However, Delta is an employer sponsor for the H1B visa and they may be able to offer applicants a job offer that comes with financial assistance to cover the visa costs.
What is the timeline for obtaining an H1B visa through Delta Airlines?
Delta Airlines does not typically sponsor H1B visas. However, they may be able to assist with the process if an applicant is already employed by an organization that is sponsoring the H1B visa. The timeline for obtaining an H1B visa through Delta Airlines is dependent on the sponsoring organization and the US immigration process. It can take anywhere from several months to over a year to receive an approved H1B visa.
Airline Forums. Forums New posts Search forums. Whats new New posts New profile posts Latest activity. Members Current visitors New profile posts Search profile posts. Log in. Search Everywhere Threads This forum This thread. Search titles only. Search Advanced search. Everywhere Threads This forum This thread. Search Advanced. New posts. Search forums. Install the app. True or false? Thread starter DeltaInquiry69 Start date Jan 18, JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. DeltaInquiry69 Newbie. Jan 18, 3 0. Hello, I need some information about a supposed Delta policy about not supporting US Visas for employees who want to move there. Im looking for a way to bring my girlfriend in the USA so we can live together. She works for Delta outside of the USA. She heard that Delta has a policy not to support those Visas and employee transfers between countries. Im trying to get clarifications on what this means Is it simply that Delta doesnt cover the costs for Visa applications? Or is it that Delta strictly refuse to even sign and put their name on the paperwork, even if they dont have to pay anything? I just need a straight answer from someone in the know about that Delta policy, if such a policy does indeed exist. Anyone knows about this and can shed some light? Notes – She has been inquiring from within Delta for months, but its a huge company and so far it has been impossible to get confirmation of this. Last edited Jan 19, Jul 23, 15, 9, Jun 28, 11, 3, Dallas, TX www. Bringing someone to the United States on a work visa is difficult to say the least. Application must be made by the company wanting to hire this person to the Workforce Commission or whatever the agency is called in your state to certify to the extent possible that there is not already a person in the U. There are cases where the foreigner does in fact have unique in the true meaning of the word skills needed to do a job. You would have to prove that there is no one already in the United States legally doesnt matter if they are or are not a citizen that could do the job. In any case, I doubt there is such a job at Delta. The law is intended to assure that jobs are not being given to non-residents when there are legal residents who are unemployed and are willing to do the job available. There is also the fear of sponsoring people into the U. I know you said you dont need legal advice wrong again , but this is just a suggestion. I wouldnt push this issue too much, I doubt a job that your girlfriend can do is not already taken or could only be done by her. Also annoying the people in HR I suspect youve already been told NO by someone there could get a person who is not a permanent resident placed on the Times Up, Pack your Bags Time to go home list. Ive heard the same thing too about airlines generally not sponsoring visas. I guess Im just unclear as to what that means not wanting to Sponsor visas more about this below in my response to jimntx jimntx First, to clarify, the reason I said not needing legal advice is because I wanted to direct responses specifically toward addressing the existence or not of such an internal policy from Delta. I already have immigration attorneys helping on this case, they already explained to me it would be very difficult, but we hit the first roadblock by not knowing if Delta would even support this or not. This is what the immigration firm first needs confirmation of before going further. If there is such a policy then theres no point in trying to progress further. Im specifically trying to determine if Delta doesnt want to do this because they dont want the financial burden i. That said, thank you for your input, it gives me more information about the process and all information I can gather at this point is helpful. Your feedback really adds some context and helps me understand better. But yes I agree with you, I know first hand its difficult to get a US work visa. I am myself working in the US under visa and I can tell you the amount of paperwork and requirements to fulfill and justifications was not an easy task, even working with immigration attorneys. Kev Veteran. Oct 5, 18, 9, Right in the middle. Sponsoring the visa isnt about the costs. H1Bs are exceptional i. Sponsorship means the company has done the due dilligence and theres nobody else available to do the job that the applicant is being considered for. Based on what youve been told and yes, a non-answer from HR is an answer I wouldnt hold out hope on this short of getting married. Even that might not allow her to work here. Thanks everybody, much appreciated.
