United States EB-3 Visa
U.S. EB-3 Visa
Program Introduction
The EB-3 Skilled Immigration Program is designed for skilled professionals, workers, and unskilled laborers who wish to immigrate to the United States. Through this program, skilled workers can obtain a U.S. green card and achieve their career and life goals in the United States. Applicants are required to obtain the support of a U.S. employer and meet relevant occupational requirements and eligibility criteria.
Application Requirements
- Skilled Workers
At least 2 years of relevant employment, education or training experience. Employers applying for labor certification.Examples: computer technicians, note takers, cooks, etc.
- Professionals
At least a bachelor’s degree from a U.S. university or college or foreign equivalent. Education and experience cannot substitute for a bachelor’s degree. Examples: designers, engineers, etc.
- Unskilled Workers
Meet job requirements
(not temporary or seasonal). Employer applies for labor certification
Existing Positions
- Adequate Employer Resources
Partner companies include Fortune 500 financial institutions and accounting firms.Administration, finance, architecture, engineering, IT, A1, finance, marketing, sales, education, arts, mathematical sciences, etc.
Program Benefits
Easier application requirements
Easier requirements for age, assets, language, experience, education, etc., but requires sponsorship by a U.S. employer.
Get your green card in one step
If you have lived in the U.S. for 30 months within five years and passed the U.S. naturalization test, you can apply for naturalization and become a U.S. citizen.
Wide range of industries covered
Requirements and qualifications for application depend on the category of application, and in general, any type of occupation can be applied for.
One person can come to the U.S. with the whole family
Spouses and unmarried children under the age of 21 can apply together and gain the right to live, work and study in the U.S.
Application Process
- Process 1 : Evaluation and contracting
- Process 2 : Matching employers
- Process 3 : I-140 immigration application
- Process 4 : Waiting for visa scheduling
- Process 5 : Adjustment of status or consular procedures
- Process 6 : Interview preparation
- Process 7 : Adjustment of status to obtain a green card