You can explore the Optional Practical Training (OPT) program if you studied on an F-1 visa. It allows temporary work in your field of study.

Many international graduates transition from OPT to the H-1B visa, which lets U.S. employers hire foreign professionals. You’ll need a sponsoring company willing to file for you. Networking and gaining U.S. experience through internships can improve your chances of sponsorship.

You can apply for OPT or change your status to a work visa like h1B

If you’ve completed your studies, you might also consider employment-based green card options. Some employers are open to sponsoring foreign workers permanently. Alternatively, if you have advanced qualifications or unique skills, the EB-2 National Interest Waiver could fit. Consult an immigration attorney to plan the right career-based visa route.