US Asks Health Workers To Apply For Visas Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
The United States government has called on health experts seeking to work in the country to apply for visas.
It made the call in a statement on Friday, amid the coronavirus pandemic that has killed many people with thousands infected in that country. “We encourage medical professionals with an approved U.S.
It noted that ‘J-1 programme’ for foreign medical residents can be extended one year at a time for up to seven years. The government, however, explained that the expiration date on a visa does not determine how long a foreigner can stay in the US.
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