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I am Thai and I have my applied physics degree from Thailand but I will be moving to USA and want to know what kind of jobs I can look for? and how employers will think about hiring someone with a degree from Thailand?

I will have a green card and will not need to be sponsored by the company.
 
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I'm sorry, but I don't have enough knowledge to answer your question. But I just wanted to say, in advance, welcome to the U.S. I hope you find a good career that is mutually rewarding for you and the company who hires you.

P.S. Welcome to Physics Forums.
 
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