Apply for your internship visa in three short steps.
Our internship visa application form helps students, graduates and professionals from Europe plan internships in the USA, Canada or LatAm. First, you choose the country of your internship, its length and the visa that fits your profile from the list. The page then lists the visa documents for that route, so you know exactly what to prepare before you upload. Next, you upload each file in PDF, JPG or PNG format and add your name, email address and phone number. Your file is then reviewed by our team with a lawyer or consultant who works with us, and we reply.
How Do You Apply for an Internship Visa With Our Team?
Each step of the online application opens once you finish the step before it. Also, the document list changes with the visa you pick, so read it with care. Every internship visa application sent to NCNY Enterprises is handled by a person on our team.
What Happens Once You Send Your Visa File to Us?
First, your visa documents are checked by our team against the rules for your visa route. Next, a lawyer or consultant who works with us confirms the J-1 visa or permit fits your profile. Also, we file with the sponsor for you and prepare the consulate step with you.
For example, your host company and the sponsor sign a training plan for a US role. In addition, you can compare each internship route in the USA, Canada and Latin America before you start. Finally, every internship visa application gets a written answer by email, along with a clear plan for your host company.
Each internship file is followed by one person on our team until the visa check is complete. Thus, your internship visa application stays in one place, and you always know who to ask.
Frequently Asked Questions on the Visa and Files You Send
Yes, the form covers internships in the USA, Canada and Latin America. First, choose the country of your host company, and the form then shows only the lengths and visas that apply there. Our team adds each new country once its official rules are checked. If your country is still missing, write to us through our contact form, and we review your case with you.
The list depends on the visa you choose, and the form shows it as soon as you pick one. Most routes ask for a passport copy, proof of enrollment or a diploma, and a CV. For the USA, you also send the DS-7002 placement plan completed with your host company. Each file can be a PDF, JPG or PNG of up to 10 MB.
Both interns and trainees use the J-1 visa, but each category has its own rules. The Intern category suits current students and people who graduated in the last 12 months, for up to 12 months. The Trainee category suits graduates with one year of related work abroad, or people with five years in the field, for up to 18 months. The J-1 rules set no upper age limit, and a lawyer or consultant who works with us confirms your category.
Our team reviews your file first and replies by email with the next step. After that, the time depends on the designated sponsor and on the US consulate that books your visa interview. We plan with the real processing times of each office and keep you updated at every stage. For this reason, send your application several months before your start date.
Your documents are used only for your internship application. Our team shares them only with the people who work on your file, such as the sponsor, your host company and a lawyer or consultant who works with us. We keep them only as long as your file needs them. Our privacy policy for applicants explains your rights and how to ask us to delete your files.