As the world’s leading economic powerhouse, the United States offers a dynamic job market, world-renowned universities, and diverse immigration options. For many Iranians, the U.S. remains a top destination for building a successful future. On this page, we provide a clear and up-to-date overview of U.S. immigration pathways in 2026, including requirements, costs, and permanent residency options.
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International students can apply to study at prestigious US universities through the F-1 visa. This visa allows for part-time work while studying and the opportunity to obtain permanent residency through the OPT and H-1B programs.
US work visas include various types such as the H-1B visa (specialized workers), the L-1 visa (intra-corporate transfer), and the EB-3 visa (skilled and unskilled workers).
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Depending on your profile, employment-based visas (such as H-1B) or marriage to a U.S. citizen are often among the more cost-effective options.
Yes. Many applicants qualify for a Green Card through employment, investment, or study pathways after gaining U.S. work experience.
In certain cases, visas such as O-1 and EB-2 NIW can provide a direct pathway to permanent residency.
Get a free assessment of your US visa eligibility before starting your application.
