The H-2B visa program allows U.S. employers to hire international workers for temporary, non-agricultural positions. With only 66,000 visas available per year, competition is fierce — but KhangBridge helps you stand out.
Top Industries Using H-2B Workers
Hospitality & Hotels — The hospitality industry is the largest H-2B employer. Positions include housekeeping, front desk, food service, and groundskeeping at hotels, resorts, and conference centers across the country.
Landscaping & Grounds Maintenance — Seasonal landscaping companies heavily rely on H-2B workers during spring and summer months. These positions offer steady work and competitive pay.
Seafood Processing — Coastal regions in Alaska, Maryland, and Louisiana have significant demand for seasonal seafood processing workers, particularly during peak harvest seasons.
Construction — Seasonal construction projects, especially in regions with harsh winters, create demand for temporary workers during building seasons.
Amusement & Recreation — Theme parks, ski resorts, and other seasonal attractions regularly hire H-2B workers for the tourist season.
Food Processing — Large-scale food manufacturing facilities hire seasonal workers during peak production periods.
How to Apply
The H-2B process requires an employer sponsor. KhangBridge connects you with verified employers who are experienced with H-2B sponsorship. We handle the paperwork and coordination while you prepare for your U.S. experience.
Important Deadlines
H-2B visas are capped at 66,000 per year (33,000 per half). Applications must be submitted well in advance. Contact KhangBridge early to ensure you don't miss the filing window.
