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FY2025 Visa & Jobs Update — Data, H-1B Trends, and Alternatives

Summary:MyVisaJobs publishes FY2025 midyear data on H-1B jobs, green cards, and prevailing wage requests, plus FY2026 H-1B cap trends and practical guidance if you lose your job. New tools include a cap-exempt employer list, an updated visa-solution matcher, SEVP school search, and links to sponsor/E-Verify searches and attorney resources.
MyVisaJobs — FY2025 Update

We know the immigration journey can be challenging — and we understand it deeply. Every member of our team is an immigrant who has navigated the same path. The United States is a nation built by immigrants and will continue to rely on immigration to drive growth and innovation. And we’re here to help you make the most of every opportunity.

FY2025 Job & Visa Data – Insights to Fuel Your Strategy

We’ve published comprehensive new data on H-1B visa jobs, green cards, and prevailing wage determinations processed during the first 6 months of fiscal year 2025, to help you plan your next move.

Explore top sponsors, salary trends, and job openings now »

FY2026 H-1B Cap Update – Positive Trends Ahead

Thanks to the new beneficiary-centric selection process and enhanced fraud prevention measures, this year marked a major step forward in fairness and transparency, with a significant drop in duplicate registrations and attempts to game the system.

  • 118,660 unique beneficiaries selected
  • 57,600 unique employers – strong and steady participation
  • Average 1.01 registrations per beneficiary – down from 1.06 in FY2025
  • 343,981 eligible registrations, down 27% from last year

What If You Lose Your Job?

Don’t panic — there are options to stay in the U.S. and continue your journey:

  • 60-Day Grace Period: Stay legally while seeking a new sponsor or changing status.
  • Find a New Employer: H-1B transfer is fast and doesn’t count against the cap. Use MyVisaJobs.com to find sponsors hiring now.
  • Change of Status: Consider:
    • F-1 Student Visa: Full-time studies with CPT/OPT benefits
    • B-2 Tourist Visa: Bridge period for travel or transition
    • H-4 or other Dependent Visa if spouse is a valid visa holder
  • Get Legal Help: Explore long-term options like EB-2 NIW, O-1, or green cards

Stay calm, act quickly, and lean on resources that work for you.

Cap-Exempt Employers

We’ve compiled 2,200+ employers (universities, nonprofits, research orgs) that can sponsor year-round.

Search Now

Updated Visa Solution Tool

Quickly match with cap-exempt job sponsors using your profile and preferences.

Try It Now

Find SEVP-Certified Schools

Transition to F-1 status and remain eligible for CPT/OPT while continuing education.

Search Schools

E-Verify Employers for STEM OPT

Use our tool to ensure your STEM OPT employer is registered in E-Verify.

Check Employers

Other Work Visa Options

  • O-1: Extraordinary ability
  • L-1: Intra-company transfer
  • TN: Canadian & Mexican professionals
  • E-2: Treaty investor/employees
  • J-1: Exchange visitor categories
  • H-1B1: For Singapore & Chile citizens
Explore Visas

Tools & Resources

Final Thoughts

H-1B is only one path. Thousands of employers sponsor foreign talent every year — your next opportunity is waiting.

Need help? Contact us, update your profile, and upgrade your membership to unlock full benefits.

Warm regards,
The MyVisaJobs Team
Empowering your U.S. visa and job journey

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H1B Visa, Green Card, Visa Sponsorship, Cap-Exempt Employers, USCIS Updates, Work Visa Options, Immigration Data, International Students, Career Resources, MyVisaJobs