HR Immigration Corner

Envoy Global, a leading immigration services provider, is excited to announce the release of its 2022 Immigration Trends Report. Here are six key takeaways.

Traveling soon? Before embarking on your journey, be sure you know the difference between a passport and a visa because you may need both.

With a potentially long-term shift to working from home, countries around the world are developing remote work programs to attract skilled foreign talent.

Get answers to frequently asked questions about the H-1B extension process, including deadlines, renewals, premium processing and more.

We’re answering some of the most common questions about filing the I-140, I-485, priority dates and the green card process.

For employers sponsoring H-1B, H-1B1 and E-3 foreign nationals for work in the U.S., keeping Public Access Files means staying compliant with immigration regulations.

For employers seeking skilled labor from the global marketplace, the U.S. immigration system offers various work visa types to fit different needs. For employers and workers alike, it’s crucial to...

To help foreign nationals and their employers better understand how to navigate the visa bulletin, we put together a list of FAQs and a quick example showing how to find a priority date.

Business travel is finally resuming around the world after a long suspension of business travel caused by COVID-19 restrictions.

The Healthcare Workforce Resilience Act may help alleviate the country’s shortage of healthcare workers.

Each year, approximately 55,000 individuals apply for visas to enter the U.S. through a program known as the Diversity Visa (DV) Lottery. Read our article for details on the U.S. Diversity Lottery.

The race between nations to attract global talent is accelerating, and the U.S. is falling behind its peers without a dedicated startup visa category.

The U.S. created the Visa Waiver Program (VWP) in 1986 to streamline business and tourism travel into the U.S. for citizens from certain countries.

There are numerous alternatives to the H-1B visa. Learn about five H-1B visa alternatives.

Previous government shutdowns can help provide insights on how stakeholders may prepare for shutdown-related delays to immigration processing if there is a shutdown in February or beyond.

As the FY 2023 H-1B cap season quickly approaches, here are four things to know.

An E visa is a temporary work visa that allows foreign national employees to enter the U.S. for employment or investing. Learn more about the different types and qualifications.

Knowing the basics of the F-1 visa and the application process will help ensure a smooth hiring process for both employers and prospective employees.

Information in this FAQ is intended to supplement information detailed in Envoy Global’s blog article on the official Nov. 8 U.S. travel announcement.