H1B: Hard to get, but a FAANG-level company could probably get you in
O1: Apparently some people get into the US this way. If you've built something notable, maybe this is an option?
L1: This seems to be the default - work for a company with an office in the US, and then transfer to the US office.
I have absolutely zero knowledge of the US visa process, as a Brit, but it doesn't seem to be an easy process. Good luck!
The problem now is that the visas seem to be harder to obtain and have a longer delay. I know people who were stuck waiting for multiple months to do a transfer.
> L1:
My understanding is that this doesn't provide a path to a green card.
H1B: Hard to get, but a FAANG-level company could probably get you in
O1: Apparently some people get into the US this way. If you've built something notable, maybe this is an option?
L1: This seems to be the default - work for a company with an office in the US, and then transfer to the US office.
I have absolutely zero knowledge of the US visa process, as a Brit, but it doesn't seem to be an easy process. Good luck!