The H-1B remains a primary option, but it requires a U.S. employer willing to sponsor you and participate in the lottery. Timing and job relevance to your degree are critical.

Because demand exceeds available H-1B slots, many applicants also explore alternatives like the L-1 or O-1 if they qualify. Some people first enter the U.S. through study related pathways.

You should focus on employers experienced with sponsorship. Building specialized skills increases your chances. Consulting an immigration attorney early can help you plan a realistic strategy.