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> Oddly enough, ESTA/B-1 allow receiving training but not giving it Does this mean there is an equivalent in South Korea where the US could send workers on thi
by Avicebron 1y ago
> Oddly enough, ESTA/B-1 allow receiving training but not giving it
Does this mean there is an equivalent in South Korea where the US could send workers on this Visa to receive training on how to build their (Hyundai) factories?
- mlyle 1y agoHyundai absolutely does a lot of training of US-based employees in Korea. But sometimes you have a shorter-term need for some setup talent (especially when language skills and understanding local engineering conventions is important). This is much more common during plant construction. I don't think you're going to quickly train US workers on how to decipher Korean documentation.
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