Do International Applicants Get Visa Sponsorship and Housing from Intel?

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Intel does not provide visa sponsorship or housing for international applicants unless there is a shortage of skilled workers in the U.S. Applicants should refer to the "Employment" section on Intel's website for specific details. Once hired, employees are expected to secure their own accommodations and cover costs from their salaries, as Intel does not offer dormitories or group living arrangements.

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I am persuing a degree in physics Well I want to apply to work at intel in US , I want to know if I apply on its website will they provide me with visa sponsorship and accommodation in the us
 
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Why not just ask them?

Also, what do you mean by "accomodation" ? Do you expect them to provide you with housing?
 
phinds said:
Why not just ask them?

Also, what do you mean by "accomodation" ? Do you expect them to provide you with housing?
Yes,
 
Are you trolling us?
 
Probably not trolling, just underinformed.

@Faru2904 -- What have you found so far on Intel's website under their "Employment" section?
 
berkeman said:
Probably not trolling, just underinformed.

@Faru2904 -- What have you found so far on Intel's website under their "Employment" section?
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 accommodation
 
If you got hired and they helped you with your Visa/Green Card, I'm pretty sure they would expect you to find your own accommodations on your own, paying for that out of your salary. AFAIK, they do not have such a thing as dormitories or other group living arrangements.
 
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