Search for visas to work as AI professionals in US increases by 35%, says global mobility company
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Movements to encourage the hiring of AI professionals in the United States have taken effect. The recent executive order published in November 2023 by US President Joe Biden facilitates, among other things, the issuance of green cards and visas for artificial intelligence specialists.
Global mobility business data Hayman-Woodward confirm this tendency to attract and demand new talent. The company’s survey recorded that in the last quarter of 2023, there was a 35% increase (compared to the same period in 2022) of AI professionals in Brazil seeking work visas in the United States.
For Hayman-Woodward CEO Leonardo Freitas, President Biden’s executive order could further facilitate the development and reach of the technology in the migration process as well.
“AI can speed up the evaluation and processing of work visas, especially for AI professionals, by reducing bureaucracy and waiting times. US Immigration was already using AI-based mapping and investigation technologies. However, the executive order will facilitate the development and coverage of the technology by the US Immigration Service,” she explains.
Freitas also points out that there may be a reduction in costs for applying for a work visa for AI professionals.
“Although no direct cost reduction is specified, increased efficiency in visa processing can indirectly reduce operational costs and fees for applicants,” he points out.

Check which visas are required to work as an AI professional in the USA:
- – H-1B, J-1, H-3, H-2B, L-1, EB-2 and EB-3 visas: require employer sponsorship.
- – O-1 Visa: for people with extraordinary abilities.
- – EB-2 NIW (National Interest Waiver): waives the need for a sponsoring employer as it believes the professional’s work is of national interest.
- – EB-1A: intended for people with extraordinary abilities, also does not require sponsorship by an employer.
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