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United States

The United States remains the world's largest employer of foreign-trained caregivers and nurses, with acute shortages across every state.

Demand

Very High

Language

English

Processing

8–14 months

Currency

USD

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Caregivers

Demand & salary

$32,000–$45,000

Average annual gross for full-time caregiver roles.

  • Home care, residential and hospital positions available
  • Minimum 1 year of experience typically required
  • Employer-sponsored relocation and orientation

Auxiliary nurses

Demand & salary

$48,000–$65,000

Average annual gross for full-time auxiliary nurse roles.

  • Acute care, geriatrics, and community nursing openings
  • Nursing diploma or degree required
  • Continuing education funded by most employers

Requirements & benefits

Working conditions, licensing, and immigration essentials for United States.

Language requirement

IELTS 6.5 / TOEFL 79 or CGFNS

Licensing

NCLEX-RN or state CNA certification

Visa pathway

EB-3 employment visa, H-1B, or TN

Working hours

40 hrs/week

Paid leave

10–15 days + federal holidays

Healthcare

Employer-sponsored plan

Pension

401(k) with employer match

Permanent residency

Green Card after 3–5 years

Relocation cost

$3,500–$6,000

Cost of living

High (varies by state)