Secure top US talent
Whether your organization sponsors employees directly or needs Deel EOR to hire and sponsor on your behalf, we’re here to support you.
- Comprehensive support for US-based companies
- Leverage Deel EOR to sponsor without a US entity
- Dedicated case manager
- In-house immigration experts
1000+
clients supported
66%
faster than the typical process
98%
approval rate for all visa types
What is the H-1B visa?
The H-1B visa allows companies to hire skilled foreign professionals in specialized fields like tech and engineering. The USCIS issues 85,000 visas annually through a lottery system, with a specific application period each year.
We simplify the process
Our in-house team conducts a quick assessment to ensure your employee meets the H-1B visa qualifications.
See who qualifies for H-1B
Tech and IT experts
For tech experts driving innovation and digital transformation.
- Software developers
- Systems analysts
- Data scientists
Engineers and scientists
For professionals with specialized engineering or scientific expertise.
- Mechanical engineers
- Biomedical scientists
- Electrical engineers
Financial and business analysts
For roles requiring advanced financial, business, or economic expertise.
- Financial analysts
- Market researchers
- Business consultants
Healthcare and life sciences
For skilled professionals contributing to healthcare and medical research.
- Pharmacists
- Clinical researchers
- Biomedical engineers
Management and operations leaders
For professionals managing complex projects and teams.
- Operations managers
- Project managers
- Supply chain managers
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FAQs
What is the H-1B visa, and who is it for?
The H-1B visa allows US employers to temporarily employ foreign workers in specialty occupations that require theoretical or technical expertise in fields such as IT, engineering, finance, healthcare, and education. It is designed for employees with at least a bachelor's degree or equivalent experience.
When is the H-1B lottery, and how does it work?
The H-1B lottery occurs annually, typically in March. Employers register their candidates with the USCIS during the designated registration window. A randomized selection process then determines which candidates can proceed to submit their full H-1B petition. Deel simplifies this process by handling the registration and case management for employers.
What costs are involved in sponsoring an H-1B visa?
Employers are responsible for paying government filing fees, attorney fees, and compliance-related costs. Deel offers a streamlined sponsorship process with transparent pricing to ensure compliance while managing costs efficiently. Contact us for a detailed quote based on your specific needs.
What happens if my employee is not selected in the H-1B lottery?
If your candidate is not selected, Deel can help explore alternative options, such as other visa types (e.g., O-1, TN, L-1) or international placements through Deel Employer of Record (EOR) in other countries. Our immigration specialists will work with you to identify the best solution.
How does Deel support companies without a US entity?
If your company doesn’t have a US entity, Deel can act as the Employer of Record (EOR) to sponsor the H-1B visa on your behalf. We handle everything, from employee onboarding to compliance, allowing you to focus on growing your business while accessing global talent.
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