United States skyline

Destination · United States

Your move to the United States, handled end to end.

From the right visa category to the keys of your home. One team for your paperwork, your arrival and everything that follows.

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US routes depend heavily on your employer and your profile. Fifteen free minutes will tell you which categories are realistic.

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Capital
Washington, D.C.
Language
English
Currency
USD
Time zone
UTC-5 to UTC-10
Population
335 million

Your way in

17 routes into the United States. One is yours.

Choose your situation. Every route is prepared by a licensed specialist, and selecting one starts your application with the right visa already chosen.

What we do for you in the United States

Every step, in the order you will need it

Book one service or all of them. Each is delivered by a specialist.

the United States FAQ

Questions we answer every week

What is the H-1B lottery?
The H-1B has an annual cap, and when registrations exceed it, places are allocated by lottery. That makes timing critical and makes it worth knowing whether another category fits you.
When does the L-1 apply?
The L-1 is for employees transferring from a foreign office to a US affiliate of the same company. It is not open to a new employer relationship.
Is the O-1 realistic for me?
The O-1 is for people with extraordinary ability or achievement in their field, and unlike the H-1B it has no annual cap. Whether your record supports it is exactly the kind of question the free intro call answers honestly.
How long does a green card take?
Employment-based permanent residence commonly runs for years rather than months, and the range depends on category and country of birth. The routes on this page show the usual span.

Life in the United States

What daily life really looks like

Housing & Neighbourhoods
US housing markets vary enormously by city. New York, San Francisco, and Boston rank among the most expensive globally, while metros like Austin, Phoenix, and Chicago offer considerably more space for the money. The rental market is large and responsive — most leases are 12 months with a one-to-two month security deposit standard.
Healthcare System
The US operates a primarily employer-sponsored private health insurance system. Most full-time employees receive group health benefits as part of their compensation package, which cover a proportion of premiums. Understanding your plan's deductibles, co-pays, and network restrictions is essential; WeRelocate advisors can help you navigate benefit choices before you start your role.
Cost of Living
Costs vary dramatically depending on city and lifestyle. While rent in major coastal cities is high, everyday goods, dining, and fuel are competitively priced. The absence of VAT and generally lower income tax rates in several states can make after-tax income substantially higher than equivalent roles in Europe.
Getting Around
Public transport is excellent in New York, Chicago, Boston, and Washington D.C., but most American cities are car-oriented and a vehicle is essential outside the densest urban cores. Ride-sharing services are widely available and domestically, internal flights are affordable and frequent for cross-country travel.

Not sure which route is yours?

Start with a conversation

15 minutes, free, with someone who works on moves to the United States every week. You leave knowing your route and your next step.