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Topic

Sushi Chef Visa, Green Card

Problem / Need advice
#1
  • masaru
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  • 2021/08/08 22:32

Has anyone obtained a visa or green card as a sushi chef ?
I would like to hear about your experience if you don't mind.
I would appreciate it if you could tell me about the type of visa, when to get it, sponsors you have had to support you, and any experience you had with being cheated out of a promise to give you a visa, or anything else you should be aware of.
We have no experience and are trying to become a sushi chef.
Thank you very much.

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#38
  • 古い時代遅れ
  • 2021/08/10 (Tue) 10:21
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Sushi chefs can immediately hire Chinese, Korean, Filipino, Thai, and Vietnamese who graduated from sushi schools over here.
Japanese-owned sushi bars are becoming less and less common in the US every day.

If you want to live in the US, the first priority if you are a man is to find an American girlfriend while you are a student. Women can easily find an American boyfriend even if their visa has expired and they have no income or education.

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#39
  • ちゃんとしたアドバイスあげよーぜ
  • 2021/08/10 (Tue) 11:08
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I don't understand how they can be so harsh in their denial, but maybe they are desperate not to make it so easy since they went through so much trouble to get the GC.

My advice is that you need luck, timing and patience.
First of all, you need a restaurant owner who will sponsor you and of course a lawyer. it takes 7-10 years for some people to get a GC, and even then, they may not be able to sponsor you or the law may change during the process. The fastest way to get a GC is to win a lottery or find an American wife. If you have the money, there are schools and networks for Sushi skills. You can learn how to handle fish and nigiri rolls on YouTube, and then just practice. If you want to get 2 years of nigiri skills, you need to practice 5 days a week x 3 hours x 50 weeks x 2 years = 1500 hours of nigiri practice. There are a lot of people who have been making sushi for years but are not good at it, even if they are from Japan. People who are motivated and have ambition are studying by watching YouTube. I don't know if you have that much guts.

Either way, if you want to be a sushi chef in America, you have to have a certain level of determination or you will regret your life. The hours are long, you are on your feet a lot, and you get frustrated with slow-witted students and mistaken old ladies who have been living in the US for a long time. If you miss the timing to go back to Japan, you will not be able to go back and it will be difficult to live in either place. I think there are a lot of people like that here too.

Please think carefully and decide your career path and do your best.

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#40
  • 恥ずかしくもなく
  • 2021/08/10 (Tue) 11:31
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I come here and grumble and complain.

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#41
  • 同感
  • 2021/08/10 (Tue) 11:53
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I don't understand why they can deny so hard, but maybe they are desperate not to make it so easy because they had to go through a lot of trouble to get the GC.


I think. I think so.

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#42
  • 寿司シェフで2013GC取った
  • 2021/08/10 (Tue) 12:01
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Are you thinking of EB3 ? or EB2 ??

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