Applying Remotely

If there is no IEC office in your city, don't worry! You can still register for the Work and Travel USA program remotely. Remote enrollment is a simple and convenient process that allows you to complete all stages of the program no matter where you are. How it works: 1. Online Counseling. First of all, you will receive all the necessary information from the online program coordinator. Your coordinator will explain in detail the conditions of participation, help you choose the right type of program and answer all your questions. 2. Collecting documents and application form. You can send all the necessary documents, such as passport and university certificate, by e-mail. The program coordinator will provide clear instructions on how to fill in the application form so that you do not get confused at this stage. 3. Payment for the program. Payment can easily be made online. The coordinator will give you all the necessary instructions on how to pay through different payment systems, so you don't have to worry about how to pay for the program from a distance. 4. Preparation for the visa interview. The program coordinator will assist with paying the consular fee, completing the DS-160 form, scheduling an interview date, and provide tips on how to successfully prepare for the visa interview. All of this can be done remotely from the comfort of your own home. 5. Support at all stages. Throughout the process, the coordinator will stay in touch with you to help with any questions you may have. You will be able to count on his or her support at all stages of the program, until you return home. Don't worry, remote enrollment is a convenient and proven way to enroll in the program. You'll get the same support as participants who enroll through the office, and you can rest assured that the entire process will go smoothly. Related topics: - Full Service Option - Self-Arranged Option - Important Documents for Program Participants - Mandatory Payments for Work and Travel USA Participants - - Additional Costs to Consider - Who Organizes the Program and Who Is Responsible for What? - Who is the sponsor of the program? - How do I choose an agency? - How to Apply for a J-1 Visa - J-1 Visa Basics