E-3 Work Visa for Australians
E-3 Work Visa for Australians
Launch Your U.S. Career with the E-3 Visa
Exclusive Pathway for Australians
Welcome to the Law Offices of Chris M. Ingram’s E-3 Visa guide! We’re thrilled to help Australian professionals seize the E-3 visa, created in 2005 under INA 101(a)(15)(E), to work and thrive in the U.S.
E-3 Visa Requirements
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Australian Citizenship: Exclusively for Australians, ensuring a direct path to U.S. opportunities.
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Professional Job Offer: Secure a U.S. employer’s offer for a “specialty occupation” requiring specialized knowledge.
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Qualifications: Hold a bachelor’s degree or higher and any required licenses for the role.
Key Benefits
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Visa Duration: Valid for two years, with unlimited two-year extensions (in most cases).
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Flexible Work: Full-time or part-time roles are permitted.
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Spousal Work: Spouses can work; children cannot.
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Availability: Only ~5,000 of the 10,500 annual E-3 visas are used, and renewals/family applications don’t count toward the cap.
Application Process
Apply in weeks! Ensure your salary meets the prevailing wage to comply with USCIS. We’ll review your job offer, employer, transcripts, and resume to guarantee a strong application.
Plan for Permanency
The E-3 isn’t permanent; job loss ends the visa. Many employers sponsor Green Cards for long-term stability. Explore EB1 categories for potential Green Card eligibility.
Start Your American Dream
Don’t wait—employers value quick starters. Contact us for a free consultation to secure your E-3 visa and launch your U.S. career with confidence today!

EB1 – Green Card – Checklist Summary

EB1 – One Time International Award

EB1 – Visa Award Nomination or Win

EB1 – Invited Memberships

EB1 – Publications About You

EB1 – Participation on Judging Panel

EB1 – Innovation or Invention

EB1 – Published Scholarly Articles

B1 – Exhibitions and Showcases

EB1 – Leading or Critical Roles

EB1 – High Salary or Remuneration

EB1 – Commercial Success in Arts



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