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2017 Green Card Report: Top Citizenship Country

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Category: All | Case Status | Country | Visa | Job Title | Occupation | Industry | Work City | Work State
RankCitizenship CountryGreen Card PetitionsAverage Salary
1INDIA68,498$107,771
2CHINA10,846$95,344
3SOUTH KOREA10,082$44,684
4CANADA4,361$125,651
5MEXICO2,686$76,216
6PHILIPPINES2,191$65,016
7UNITED KINGDOM1,514$128,454
8TAIWAN1,255$87,961
9VIETNAM1,253$38,984
10PAKISTAN1,215$105,713
11FRANCE1,133$121,376
12IRAN1,084$58,359
13BRAZIL1,019$105,043
14NEPAL990$92,282
15VENEZUELA976$87,846
16JAPAN907$84,653
17RUSSIA823$112,429
18TURKEY774$93,606
19GERMANY687$119,493
20ITALY656$107,483
21AUSTRALIA629$135,311
22ISRAEL603$126,264
23UKRAINE562$103,453
24COLOMBIA522$93,974
25SPAIN502$107,018
26POLAND493$84,630
27ARGENTINA415$107,998
28BANGLADESH403$92,407
29EGYPT332$116,721
30IRELAND320$115,039
31NIGERIA316$118,359
32THAILAND314$71,821
33MALAYSIA298$94,314
34ROMANIA276$102,938
35SOUTH AFRICA248$102,243
36SINGAPORE236$124,513
37PERU232$106,318
38INDONESIA228$94,856
39JORDAN225$136,299
40HONG KONG217$76,538
41SRI LANKA210$80,695
42GREECE203$104,247
43LEBANON199$131,382
43BULGARIA199$93,224
43UNITED STATES OF AMERICA199$88,383
46ECUADOR196$61,656
47JAMAICA186$63,513
48BELARUS172$106,789
49SWEDEN167$130,605
50EL SALVADOR155$56,210
Note: To obtain employment based green card in United States, most foreign workers will have to go through 3 steps: 1). Permanent Labor Certification(ETA Form 9089), 2). Immigrant Petition for Alien Worker(Form I-140), 3). Adjust of Status to a permanent resident of the United States(Form I485).

The above report lists the top Citizenship Country who have filed the largest numbers of permanent labor certifications under PERM in fiscal year 2016. The Green Card Petitions on the report is the number of permanent labor certifications for Green Card filed under PERM. The number includes certified, withdrawn, denied and certified but withdrawn certifications. The Average Salary is the average proffered salary on ETA Form 9089.

A permanent labor certification issued by the Department of Labor (DOL) allows an employer to hire a foreign worker to work permanently in the United States. Once received (if required), the employer then files an Immigrant Petition for Alien Worker, Form I-140, with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) for the appropriate employment-based preference category.

The Department of Labor must certify to United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) that 1). there are no qualified Americian workers(U.S. Citizens or permanent residents) able, willing, qualified and available to accept the job at the prevailing wage for that occupation in the area of intended employment, 2) employment of the alien will not adversely affect the wages and working conditions of similarly employed American workers, like U.S. citizents or permanent residents.

Sometimes the green card sponsors did not enter a specific salary on ETA Form 9089, but used a salary range with minimum and maximum salary. Our algorithm uses the middle point of the range to calculate the average salary. Please review the certification details to understand the salary range.

For example, the first three records on this report mean that in fiscal year 2016, 68,498 permanent labor certifications filed under PERM to National Processing Centers for Green Card were INDIA. The average salary of those 68,498 permanent labor certifications was $107,771. 10,846 permanent labor certifications filed under PERM to National Processing Centers for Green Card were CHINA. The average salary of those 10,846 permanent labor certifications was $95,344. 10,082 permanent labor certifications filed under PERM to National Processing Centers for Green Card were SOUTH KOREA. The average salary of those 10,082 permanent labor certifications was $44,684.

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