Immigration pathways for qualified professionals, specialists, and workers with a job offer in the United States, whether on a temporary basis or toward permanent residency. Explore the requirements, benefits, and key facts of each one.
The H-1B visa allows professionals with a university degree to work in the United States in a specialty occupation, sponsored by a U.S. employer, in fields such as technology, engineering, finance and healthcare.
The TN visa is available exclusively to Mexican and Canadian citizens who will work in the United States in one of the professions listed under the USMCA (formerly NAFTA), with a much faster process than other work visas.
The EB-2 visa (including the National Interest Waiver) is a path to permanent residency for professionals with an advanced degree or exceptional ability whose work substantially benefits the United States, often without needing a job offer.
The EB-3 visa is a permanent residency category for skilled workers, professionals with a university degree, and other workers, sponsored by a U.S. employer through labor certification (PERM).
The PERM process is the step required by the Department of Labor before many EB-2 and EB-3 petitions. The employer must show that no U.S. workers are available, qualified, and willing to fill the offered position.
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