Employment-Based Green Cards

Employment-Based Green Cards are a type of visa that allows foreign workers to live and work permanently in the United States. To obtain one, a U.S. employer must usually sponsor the worker, showing that they need the employee’s skills. There are several categories based on job types and qualifications, ranging from high-skilled professionals to unskilled workers. Once approved, the individual receives a Green Card, granting them permanent residency, which includes the right to work anywhere in the U.S. and a pathway to citizenship after meeting certain requirements.