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Seems like the solution is to be paid to prepare the course (in your own country), and then come to the US and give the course for free.

How do conferences like OSCON deal with paying the speakers they fly in from other countries?



They give them a USD cheque after they've given the tutorial.

You're expected to sort your own issues out with regard to getting there and giving the talk - it's not their problem. Hence why I say: just say you're attending a conference.

* disclaimer: I've given tutorials at OSCon several times


He could get a visitor visa, which can be used for tourism and business. Even if you're from a Third World country, it's not that hard to get it.

Then the US entity would pay his company in Netherlands, and he would get paid in Netherlands from the Dutch company.

The situation is the same as if you're a manager from a foreign company having a business meeting in US.




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