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http://germany.usembassy.gov/germany/visa/vwp.html http://germany.usembassy.gov/germany/visa/vwp.html There's a large list of countries for which a stay of up

• ojbyrne 19y ago
  If you're working in the country already it's unlikely you can use that. I tried to switch to a tourist visa after leaving my job (was on a TN). Denied - they said that I failed to reestablish residency in the foreign country.
  • wheels 19y ago
    Yes, in the posters case it's probably not useful, however it might be for other readers.
• petercooper 19y ago
  A temporary business visit under visa waiver or one of the B categories does not, as far as I'm aware, allow you to "work" except under certain circumstances. Meetings, sales calls, repairs, market research, and similar activities are not considered "work" and are allowed. It would need to be investigated whether R&D (which, effectively, is what you're doing when working on a YC project) is allowed.
  • wheels 19y ago
    There's a pretty good list here of what's allowed and not allowed: http://vkvisalaw.wordpress.com/2008/02/23/what-“business”-can-you-do-on-a-b-tourist-visa-or-visa-waiver/ http://vkvisalaw.wordpress.com/2008/02/23/what-“business”-ca...
• attack 19y ago
  That's a very small list of countries. Large, no!