Any employer offering US work visa sponsorship?

Yes, but you must first secure a job offer from a US employer that is both willing and eligible to sponsor foreign workers. Many US companies hire non US citizens through visa programs such as the H 1B for skilled workers, H 2B for temporary non agricultural jobs, O 1 for individuals with extraordinary ability, and L 1 for intra company transfers.

To sponsor you, the employer must complete specific legal steps, such as filing a petition with US Citizenship and Immigration Services. For the H 1B visa, this also means competing in a lottery system because demand exceeds the annual quota. Some employers hire under visa categories that do not have a lottery, but these usually require special qualifications or existing ties to the company.

Large multinational companies, universities, research institutions, tech firms, and seasonal employers in industries like hospitality and landscaping are more likely to sponsor work visas. However, finding such an employer requires targeted job searching and applying to companies with a history of hiring foreign workers.