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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here - he only has a G4 VISA at the moment, so he cannot work outside. It's very confusing. I like the idea of using annual income. However, since he has already ended his 150 days for this fiscal year, he is trying to get a settlement where he only pays a small amount for the next few months since he says he will not have additional income. He also says he has proof that he cannot work neither at the WB nor outside due to the VISA. My lawyer thinks that if the lack of income is not his fault then there's nothing we can do. I continue to think that he's getting off the hook too easily here but perhaps I'm wrong. Next fiscal year starts in July and I want to make sure that we get what's fair next time around. Thanks for all your comments.[/quote] I think his G4 visa would allow him to work at other multilateral institutions (IMF, OAS, IDB etc.) But you're right that his options would be limited if he stays in the DC area.[/quote] No. If he wants to do this, that other institution will need to sponsor another G4. OP, what he told you is correct, he is only allowed to work for the WBG with his G4. Also, STCs are not guaranteed extensions so I wouldn't pin hopes on the next fiscal year. What if his contract is not renewed? Or renewed only for less than 150 days?[/quote]
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