When I first came to know about the H-1B visa, I realized it’s designed for specialized workers like me, requiring a specific skill set and at least a bachelor's degree. It allows you to work in the U.S. legally for up to six years and even pursue permanent residency while on it.

The H-1B visa can be very beneficial—it lets you switch employers with proper paperwork, gives flexibility in your career, and even opens a pathway to a Green Card. For me, understanding this visa’s potential was a game-changer in planning my long-term stay in the U.S.

When I considered transitioning to an H-1B visa, I realized it offered stability for my family and me. It provides long-term work authorization, which gave me the confidence to explore better opportunities in New York