Eligibility
E-3 pathway screening (2 minutes)
Short screening only — not legal advice and not a government visa decision. The US decides eligibility with many factors this page does not test (LCA, wage, inadmissibility, consular review, and more). Here we only triage the same three themes our desk uses: citizenship, a specialty education or accepted equivalent (self-assessed), and a credible path to a US specialty job offer. We do not score you on years of experience or “residential” status beyond citizenship — that detail belongs in a proper consult.
Accuracy you can rely on
The same three yes/no answers are recalculated on the server when you submit (we do not trust the browser). “Eligible” here means: all three are yes under our internal screening — it is still not a guarantee of visa issuance.
Confirm the rules on official US government sites
We provide general information only. Requirements change — use these as your primary reference for visa classification, employment conditions, and applications.
- U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) — E-3 specialty occupation (Australians)
- U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Consular Affairs — Treaty E nonimmigrants (includes E-3)
- U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration — Labor Condition Application (LCA) and foreign labor certification