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Are you playing the H-1B lottery?

Applying for an H-1B visa is entering a lottery – there’s about a one-third probability that you’ll be welcome to work in America, courtesy of a random lottery run by the US government. Michael Clemens wants to study the difference between winning and losing – if you’re applying for a new H-1B this year, get in touch with him.

HT: Wilkinson

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One Response to “Are you playing the H-1B lottery?”

  1. The H1-B constraint no longer binds « Trade Diversion says:
    13 August 2009 at 4:59 pm

    [...] Clemens wanted to study the effects of the H1-B visa lottery. But there may be no lottery this year: For the first time in several years the H1B visa programme, [...]

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