Learn more about hiring international faculty, scholars, or student workers.
Learn more about the H-1B visa for temporary employment in specialty occupations.
An LSU department intending to retain an employee on a permanent basis may sponsor the employee for permanent resident status. Learn more here.
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services require employers of H-1B and certain other international workers to certify their compliance with the US Department of Commerce’s “deemed export” rules. Learn more here.
Review the answers to frequently asked questions about hiring employees through the H-1B visa program.
Learn more about the hiring paperwork requirements for international student workers with F-1 or J-1 visa status.
The J-1 student intern program allows students who are enrolled in degree programs at home universities outside the U.S. to be sponsored for internships in the U.S. Learn more here.
The E-3 visa permits Australian citizens to travel to the United States to work in specialty occupations. Learn more here.
The TN program permits Canadian and Mexican citizens who possess required qualifications to work in the U.S. on a temporary basis in certain professional occupations. Learn more here.
The J-1 scholar program includes visitors coming to the U.S. to teach, research, observe, consult, or demonstrate knowledge or skills. Learn more here.