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LinkedIn Jobs
LinkedIn hosts tens of millions of job postings globally, and a large share are remote. Many large employers post sponsored roles there first.
Because LinkedIn lacks a dedicated visa-sponsorship filter, add keywords like "visa sponsorship", "H-1B", "Skilled Worker", or "relocation support" to the search field and combine them with a location filter.
Set up job alerts so you are notified the moment new sponsorship roles appear, and follow employers known to sponsor so their posts surface in your feed.
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Indeed
Indeed aggregates thousands of remote and visa-sponsorship jobs from employers, staffing agencies, and third-party boards.
Use location filters and the same keyword approach as LinkedIn. Indeed's "Work from home" and "Visa sponsorship" tags can narrow results quickly.
Because Indeed pulls from many sources, sponsorship wording can be inconsistent — confirm the employer's position directly before you invest in a full application.
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Interstride and MyVisaJobs
These databases focus on employers that have sponsored before, which is invaluable for targeting.
Interstride Visa Insights categorises jobs and internships by work authorisation and visa type. MyVisaJobs reports on top H-1B sponsors, occupations, and industries, and lets you view an employer's sponsorship history.
Use them to build a shortlist of employers with a track record, then check those companies' own career pages for live roles.
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H1B Grader and the USCIS Employer Data Hub
H1B Grader offers company sponsorship and wage data, top-employer reports, and search by city or job title.
The USCIS H-1B Employer Data Hub is the official US government dataset listing employers that have filed H-1B petitions, with information by employer, location, and fiscal year.
These sites are US-focused, but a track record of sponsoring is a strong signal of an employer's willingness and capacity to sponsor again.
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VisaSponsor.jobs and regional job boards
Sites like VisaSponsor.jobs aggregate verified sponsorship roles globally, sometimes with a regional focus.
Regional boards often have the best sponsorship filters for their market: Germany's Arbeitnow (EU Blue Card roles), Canada's Job Bank, and Australia's SEEK are good examples.
Whatever board you use, always cross-check the role against the destination country's official immigration guidance so you know it genuinely meets the visa criteria. On Global Sponsor Hub, the Visa Sponsorship benefit filter does this scoping for you — see how our listings work.
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Related guides and links
More on this site: related guides, official government pages to double-check rules and fees, and quick links to jobs and partners.
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Official sources
Always verify with official sources
Visa rules and salary thresholds change. Confirm current requirements directly on government immigration portals before making any decisions.
| Source | Why open it |
|---|---|
| USCIS H-1B Employer Data Hub | Official government or regulator page—verify eligibility, fees, and forms there. |
| UK — register of licensed sponsors | Official government or regulator page—verify eligibility, fees, and forms there. |
Official government or regulator page—verify eligibility, fees, and forms there.
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Search verified sponsorship rolesCommon questions
Why doesn't LinkedIn have a visa-sponsorship filter?+
LinkedIn relies on keyword search rather than a structured sponsorship field. Add terms like “visa sponsorship” or a specific visa name to the search box and combine with location filters, then save the search as an alert.
Are US sponsorship databases useful if I'm not targeting the US?+
Partly. Tools like MyVisaJobs and the USCIS Data Hub are US-specific, but a global employer with a strong US sponsorship record is often more willing to sponsor in other markets too.
How do I avoid fake sponsorship listings?+
Verify the employer through official channels, never pay fees to secure a visa, and watch for pressure tactics. See our recruitment scam red flags and offer verification guides before committing.