Submitting yourself to work in Alaska doesn't directly guarantee a US visa; you'll need to meet specific eligibility requirements.

You'll likely need an employer sponsor to petition for a work visa, such as an H-2B or H-1B visa.

Alaska has various industries that hire foreign workers, including seafood processing and tourism, which may offer visa sponsorship opportunities so it might be an option for you

To increase your chances of getting a visa, ensure you meet the qualifications and requirements for the specific visa type you're applying for.

Consulting with an immigration attorney can help you navigate the complex process and determine the best visa option for your situation.