H-1B Sponsorship Based on Percentage of Monthly Income

H-1B visa sponsorship typically requires a direct employment relationship, but some companies or staffing agencies may sponsor visas in exchange for a portion of your income (e.g., 30%). Here's how it works:

1. Contractual Sponsorship

Some consulting firms, especially in IT or specialized fields, sponsor H-1B visas for skilled workers and take a percentage of monthly earnings as part of the agreement.

2. Identify H-1B Sponsors

Search platforms like:

• myvisajobs.com

• H1BGrader

Focus on consulting firms known for sponsoring H-1B visas.

3. Research Employer Terms

Look for firms offering placement in client projects, where they sponsor your visa and deduct a percentage of your earnings.

4. Negotiate Terms

Discuss income-sharing details and ensure you understand the terms before signing a contract.

5. Ensure Compliance

Verify the legitimacy of the company. U.S. law mandates fair wages for H-1B workers, even with income-sharing agreements.

By targeting H-1B sponsors through legitimate channels, you can secure a contract-based opportunity.