Can I use a tourist visa to go abroad to find a job and apply for a work visa when I return home?

No, tourist visa holders are not allowed to work or engage in activities unrelated to tourism in the United States.

Tourist visa is a kind of visa, and some countries issue tourist visas specifically for tourists, that is, "tourist visas". Tourist visas are characterized by a short stay, usually 30 days, up to 90 days, and generally cannot be extended. Tourist visa holders are not allowed to work in the local area or engage in activities unrelated to tourism. Group tourist visa is a kind of tourist visa, which is characterized in that the visa is not on the passport, and tourists must leave and enter the country with the group.

The entry-exit administration of the United States government has strict visa inspection for foreign countries. Since the 9 1 1 terrorist attacks, any foreign tourist who goes to his own country should carefully check his identity before applying for a tourist visa. After entering the country, relevant personnel will explain the relevant laws and regulations involved. If they violate these regulations, they will be deported or even punished more severely. The most important thing is that you can't work in the United States or engage in activities unrelated to tourism.