Ayon sa social media post ng U.S Department of State: Consular Affairs, “We encourage medical professionals seeking work on in the U.S. on a work or exchange visitor visa (H or J), particularly those working on #COVID-19 issues, to contact the nearest U.S. Embassy/Consulate for a visa appointment.”
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Ayon sa social media post ng U.S Department of State: Consular Affairs, “We encourage medical professionals seeking work on in the U.S. on a work or exchange visitor visa (H or J), particularly those working on #COVID-19 issues, to contact the nearest U.S. Embassy/Consulate for a visa appointment.”
Hinimok din ng State Department ang mga foreign medical professionals na kasalukuyang nagtatrabaho sa U.S. na gumawa ng paraan upang ma-extend ang kanilang pananatili.
Dagdag pa nila, “J-1 Alien Physicians (medical residents) may consult their program sponsor, ECFMG, to extend their programs in the United States… Note that the expiration date on a U.S. visa does not determine how long can be in the United States.”
Ang mga U.S. hospitals ay naghahanap din ng additional beds para sa pagdagsa ng mga pasyente, pagbubukas ng older closed hospitals, at pag-repurpose ng iba pang medical buildings.
Ang United States ay mayroon ng 85,991 confirmed cases. Sinundan naman ito ng mga bansang China na may 81, 782 confirmed cases, at Italy na mayroong kumpirmadong kaso na 80,589.
UPDATE: EDIT
(3/27 at 10:00a.m. ET): Please note that you must have an approved U.S.
non-immigrant or immigrant visa petition (I-129, I-140, or similar) or a
certificate of eligibility in an approved exchange visitor program
(DS-2019) to apply. https://travel.state.gov/
Para sa karagdagang impormasyon, pumunta sa http://ow.ly/EZ3V50yX6fK.
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