H-2B visa cap reached for 2026: Here’s what it means for seasonal jobs and US employers
US Citizenship and Immigration Services has reached the H-2B visa cap for the second half of fiscal year 2026, affecting seasonal hiring across hospitality and landscaping sectors. Supplemental visas have been introduced to address labour shortages, with limited allocations for specific periods and returning workers. The administration has expanded overall visa numbers, while industry representatives highlight uncertainty caused by delays in official communication. Employers must now rely on restricted additional quotas to meet workforce demands.
US Citizenship and Immigration Services has reached the H-2B visa cap for the second half of fiscal year 2026, affecting seasonal hiring across hospitality and landscaping sectors. Supplemental visas have been introduced to address labour shortages, with limited allocations for specific periods and returning workers. The administration has expanded overall visa numbers, while industry representatives highlight uncertainty caused by delays in official communication. Employers must now rely on restricted additional quotas to meet workforce demands. What's Your Reaction?
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