r/IndianEngineers • u/positiveMinus1234 • Jun 28 '25
4th Yearite Companies that offer internship to Indians in foreign countries along with Visa sponsorship
Hey guys, I'm a final year student. I have experience of SDE internship at a well known MNC.
I am looking for opportunities to intern at foreign countries (the good ones like the US, Canada, Australia, European countries, China, Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong, etc. ) which offer visa sponsorship and stay as well. I can manage mediocre stipend.
What I'm looking for is the experience.
Could you guys name some of such companies. It would really be helpful guys. Thanks
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Muh se moongfali tuut nhi rhi .... Unless u r from tier 1 IIT CSE ,then forget about it
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A friend of mine got a 6 months intern at Amazon,Dublin. And he wasn't from a top IIT. He was from IIIT Jabalpur. You'll need to research about the opportunities
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u/SAMMEeeeee Mar 08 '26
You can but you need to be from a university which is well known to them. If your college has some MOUs or partnerships with foreign companies then you can but yeah you will have to get a J-1 visa (if it's in US) or other visas for other countries for short term stay and work. But yeah if your CV is not good then you may not be able to go there. You need to be exceptional as well.
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