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If a company is sponsoring a visa they are NOT looking for you to be remote. Remote working and a visa are pretty much mutually exclusive.

• zerr 12y ago
  Well, I suggested to expand on idea (of finding jobs by some interesting feature). Also, you might want to [partially] work from home, but maybe from the same country.
  • buro9 12y ago
    > you might want to [partially] work from home, but maybe from the same country. I work for a company that would happily sponsor visas for the right people in the UK and US. We would 100% want you in the office if we've brought you to the country. An occasional day to fix a boiler, fine... but you'd be in the office. If you're not happy with that, it's OK... just say and we'll know not to go through the cost and effort of sponsoring a visa. If we wanted remote workers, there would be no point going through the cost, time and effort to get a visa. That effort would be better expended on someone who would work from the office.