EB-3 is a visa preference category for United States employment-based permanent residency
The Immigration Act of 1990 created an Employment Based Visa program that has allowed US businesses to sponsor foreign nationals willing and qualified to work.
The EB-3 category has three subcategories: EB-3A, Professionals; EB-3B, Skilled Workers; and EB-3C, Other Workers (Unskilled). For each, eligibility requirements include: ability to demonstrate that the applicant will be performing work for which qualified workers are not available in the United States.
The EB-3 “Other Worker(Unskilled)” Visa process leads directly to U.S. permanent residency with more favorable conditions than most routes available in immigration law today!
Each year, the U.S. government allocates 10,000 visas for unskilled positions Additionally, no more than 7% of the total EB3 visas can go to nationals of any one country.
The EB-3 ‘Other Workers’ Visa allows US employers to sponsor foreign national in jobs that are experiencing a chronic labor shortage. For many, the most difficult part of the process is finding an employer able and willing to sponsor them. We are ready to help you to find sponsor foreign nationals.
The EB-3 ‘Other Workers’ Visa is a great opportunity for you to gain permanent residence to the United States and may be obtained by adjusting your status or through consular processing from your home country.
Who is eligible for EB3?
- No degree requirements needed
- No prior work experience needed
- Can’t be overqualified
- Need an employer sponsor
- You can adjust your visa status within the U.S.
- You can apply from your home country
