Work in the USA - J1 and H2B Visa Info

If you are not a U.S. citizen, and you would like to work in United States, you will need to have the appropriate work visa. The most common visa for temporary work in the U.S. is the J-1. You must be a full-time university student or within six months of graduation to qualify for this visa. Contact any of the sponsoring agencies below to obtain your work visa. Additional information can be found here.

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Council on International Educational Exchange

CIEE is the largest sponsor of the Work & Travel USA program. Excellent value for money and more than 60 years of experience. CIEE also offers study abroad and teach abroad options for Americans.

Location: Maine Season: SummerWinterFallSpring

InterExchange

Offering work, volunteer, camp and teaching jobs in the U.S. and around the world

Location: New York Season: SummerWinterFallSpring

Intrax Career Development

A leader in work-based cultural exchange programs.

Location: California Season: SummerWinterFallSpring
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The H-2B work Visa

The H-2B nonimmigrant visa program permits U.S. employers to hire foreign workers to perform temporary non-agricultural work. There is a limit on the number of foreign workers who may receive H-2B status during each.

You cannot apply for an H-2B visa as an individual. A U.S. employer must sponsor you for an H-2B visa. 

If you want to work seasonally in the U.S., and you are NOT a student, you can learn more about the H-2B work visa here.  

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