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Latest U.S. Jobs Offering Visa Sponsorship in 2025 – Nigerians & Omanis Can Now Apply
Are you ready to relocate to the United States with a guaranteed job offer and fully sponsored work visa? In 2025, thousands of U.S. companies are actively hiring qualified foreign professionals — including workers from Nigeria and Oman.
From tech and healthcare to construction, logistics, and hospitality, employers are offering relocation packages and annual salaries ranging from $65,000 to $150,000 — that’s over ₦90 million / OMR 25,000 per year.
💼 No lottery. No guesswork. Just real jobs + real visas.
🇺🇸 Why the U.S. Is Hiring Foreign Talent in 2025
With labor shortages hitting the U.S. hard in key industries, the government has expanded visa quotas for 2025 — especially for foreign professionals who are ready to fill urgent vacancies.
These are some of the top job categories open to Nigerian and Omani citizens:
- 👨⚕️ Nurses & Caregivers
- 💻 Software Engineers & IT Support
- 👷♂️ Construction Workers & Technicians
- 🚚 Drivers, Logistics & Warehouse Staff
- 🍽️ Hospitality & Food Service Workers
Whether you’re a recent graduate, skilled tradesperson, or seasoned professional — there’s an opportunity for you.
🏢 Top U.S. Companies Offering Visa Sponsorship in 2025
| Company | Hiring Roles | Annual Salary |
|---|---|---|
| Cleveland Clinic | Registered Nurses | $78,000 – $110,000 |
| Amazon Logistics | Warehouse & Delivery Staff | $42,000 – $60,000 |
| Tesla | Engineers, IT Specialists | $90,000 – $140,000 |
| Marriott Hotels | Food Service & Hotel Workers | $35,000 – $58,000 |
| Developers, Data Analysts | $120,000 – $160,000 |
These companies sponsor your work visa, relocation, and onboarding process, and they typically handle most of the paperwork.
✈️ U.S. Work Visas You Can Apply for in 2025
Depending on your skills and experience, you may qualify for one of these:
- H-1B Visa – For professionals in IT, healthcare, and engineering
- EB-3 Visa – For both skilled and unskilled workers (care aides, construction, logistics)
- J-1 Visa – For interns, trainees, and exchange programs
- O-1 Visa – For highly talented professionals in arts, science, or education
Once hired, your employer sponsors and pays for your visa application — a huge cost saver.
📝 How to Apply from Nigeria or Oman (Quick & Legit)
✅ Step 1: Use Verified Job Boards with Visa Filters
Only apply on trusted platforms that show “Visa Sponsorship Available”:
- MyVisaJobs.com
- Glassdoor.com
- Indeed.com (search: visa sponsorship)
- H1Bdata.info
✅ Step 2: Build a U.S.-Formatted CV
Use a professional, ATS-friendly resume with relevant keywords and clear formatting.
✅ Step 3: Apply & Follow Up
Don’t stop after submitting — follow up via LinkedIn or the company’s HR email. Show you’re serious.
💰 How Much Can You Really Earn?
| Job Type | Monthly Pay (USD) | Annual Income (₦ / OMR) |
|---|---|---|
| Nurse or Caregiver | $6,000 – $9,000 | ₦82M–₦124M / OMR 21,000–32,000 |
| Software Developer | $8,500 – $13,000 | ₦115M–₦177M / OMR 29,500–45,000 |
| Factory/Warehouse Staff | $3,000 – $5,000 | ₦41M–₦68M / OMR 10,500–17,500 |
| Hospitality Worker | $2,800 – $4,200 | ₦39M–₦58M / OMR 10,000–15,000 |
Even entry-level jobs offer more income than many high-level roles in Nigeria or Oman — plus benefits like housing, insurance, and permanent residency options.
🚀 Limited Openings: Start Applying Now
Most U.S. companies close their 2025 hiring rounds between June and October. If you wait, you may miss the sponsorship window.
👉 [Click here to browse live U.S. jobs with visa sponsorship]
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🎯 How to Boost Your Approval Odds
- 📘 Take IELTS or TOEFL (many employers require English test scores)
- 📋 Get certified (e.g., NCLEX for nurses, AWS or Google Certs for IT)
- 🧾 Prepare digital copies of your CV, passport, and certificates
- 👥 Join WhatsApp or Telegram groups that share verified job leads
“I applied with the help of a visa advisor in Muscat. I’m now in Seattle working as a technician and earning $5,000/month.”
— Ali, Oman
✅ Final Word
If you live in Nigeria or Oman and want a legal, high-paying path to the U.S., now is your time. With global shortages and U.S. demand rising, employers are actively hiring and sponsoring foreign talent.
The process is easier than ever — if you start early and do it right.
