By Andrea Hargraves 
The United States is facing a period of inflationary instability and fears of recession. However, the demand for skilled workers continues to grow, providing a unique opportunity to boost the economy through immigration of skilled professionals. Therefore, National Interest Waiver (EB-2) visas may be a promising strategy.
This type of visa, known as a green card, is a valuable gateway for professionals who want to live and work in the United States. The EB-2 NIW visa stands out because it allows highly qualified individuals to obtain permanent residency without the need for a specific job offer, as long as their work is in the national interest of the United States.
What professions are in high demand?
According to data from Business Insider and the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), many occupations will be in high demand by 2026. Check out some of the most promising careers:
- nurseWith more than 400,000 jobs opening by 2026, the demand for healthcare professionals has never been higher. The average salary in 2016 was $5,704 per month;
- programs developerWith over 250,000 projected job openings, the tech sector offers many opportunities. The average salary in 2019 was $8,340 per month;
- actions Director: More than 200,000 job openings are expected in the business administration sector, with an average salary of $8,275 per month in 2019;
- Financial ManagerBy 2026, there will be more than 100,000 job vacancies, with an average monthly salary of $10,145;
- Specialist Doctor/SurgeonThere will be approximately 50,000 job openings, with an average salary of $17,243 per month in 2019;
- Counter: on 140 thousand vacancies It will be open to accountants. In 2019 the average salary was $5,679 per month;
- lawyer: By 2026, approximately 75 thousand vacancies For lawyers. The average salary of a lawyer in 2016 was $9,846 per month.
