Visa-friendly jobs
Tech jobs at employers that sponsor visas
Open tech jobs at employers with a public record of sponsoring foreign workers: H-1B approvals in the United States and approved LMIAs for tech roles in Canada. From government data, updated weekly.
A record shows an employer has sponsored before, not that a given job will. Check each job ad, or ask the employer, before you apply.
United States
Employers with at least 3 approved H-1B petitions, the main US work visa for tech roles.
Biggest sponsors hiring now
- Amazon4,578 H-1B
- Capgemini1,427 H-1B
- Intel1,120 H-1B
- Accenture998 H-1B
- Oracle942 H-1B
- Cisco831 H-1B
- Fidelity Investments Canada735 H-1B
- Salesforce498 H-1B
- NVIDIA394 H-1B
- Barclays319 H-1B
- Mastercard286 H-1B
- HEXAWARE268 H-1B
Source: USCIS H-1B Employer Data Hub.
Canada
Employers approved to hire foreign workers into tech roles through the Labour Market Impact Assessment.
Biggest sponsors hiring now
- Fortinet46 tech LMIA
- Nokia32 tech LMIA
- ALTEN Technology USA29 tech LMIA
- Neo Financial29 tech LMIA
- ALTEN29 tech LMIA
- Autodesk27 tech LMIA
- Autodesk Canada Co.27 tech LMIA
- Capgemini17 tech LMIA
- SOTI15 tech LMIA
- Stripe13 tech LMIA
- Salesforce12 tech LMIA
- Zafin9 tech LMIA
Source: ESDC positive LMIA employers list.
H-1B (United States)
A work visa for specialty occupations, filed by the employer. The count is the employer's approved petitions, new and continuing, in the fiscal year shown, from USCIS's H-1B Employer Data Hub.
LMIA (Canada)
An approval that lets an employer hire a foreign worker for a specific job. The count is positions in tech occupations approved in the last four published quarters, from ESDC's list of employers with a positive LMIA.