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> Before that, you technically had to leave the country the day you were laid off Interestingly enough, there's a very similar system in place in the United Ki
by nbaksalyar 6y ago
> Before that, you technically had to leave the country the day you were laid off
Interestingly enough, there's a very similar system in place in the United Kingdom (Tier 2 General). Not only you have to leave within 60 days after being laid off, but there's also a "cooling-off period" of 1 year, which means that you can't get a new visa during this period and effectively it resets your time until permanent residence, so you have no option but to start over.
- vsskanth 6y agoUK doesn't have "at-will" employment like the USA. Their PR system is also time based, which means you don't have to live in uncertainty forever, unlike the H1B which is lifelong temporary immigrant for certain nationalities.