H-2A housing solutions

Tell us about your H-2A housing & visa farm worker project and what your needs are. We will put together a quote for housing and a time frame for delivery. You can also call us directly at +1(210)-887-2760

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Frequently asked questions about H-2A housing & the Visa program

When looking for H-2A housing finding the right homes for seasonal workers can be a challenge. In order to comply with government guidelines for H-2A homes you must meet a minimum standard for comfortable housing for your H2A workers.

We provide H2A homes for the Continental United States, shipping seasonal worker accommodations all over the country. These can range from 1 bedroom 1 bath 2 bedroom 2 bath 3 bedroom 3 bath 4 bedroom 4 bath 5 bedroom 5 bath 6 bedroom 6 bath 7 bedroom 7 bath. Residential & commercial houses.

Private entrances per room with full bathroom including toilet, sink and shower in each room.

Our H2A homes are available in small to large orders from 1 house up to 100 houses. We just need time to product these homes in one of the many factories that build H2A homes for us.

Call anytime to speak to someone live or fill out the introduction form above and a qualified H2A housing agent will be in touch soon.

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What is a H-2A contractor?

The H-2A Farm Labor Contractor Bond or U.S. Department of Labor Surety Bond is a surety bond required to be posted by anyone wanting to apply to be certified under the H-2A program to recruit, solicit, hire, employ, furnish, house, transport temporary or seasonal, non immigrant agricultural workers under the Immigration ..

How much does a H2A visa cost?

Costs of the H-2A Visa Program

TYPE OF EXPENSE	COST
Labor Certification
Filing fee	$460
H-2A Visa Application
Consulate fee	$190 per worker (worker must be reimbursed in first paycheck)

Can H-2A workers get green card?

Even though H-2A and H-2B visas are temporary in nature, there are ways for these workers to obtain green cards. The H-2 visa evidences non-immigrant intent, and the green card evidences immigrant intent. If an H-2 worker evidences immigrant intent, it is unlikely their H-2 visa will be renewed.

How do migrant workers live? Is there H-2A housing?

Not only do many workers live in crowded, unsanitary conditions, but they often lack basic utilities, live in isolated areas far away from important services like health clinics, grocery stores, and public transportation, and in many cases must pay exorbitant rates for rent.

How many H-2A visas are issued 2021?

About 80 percent of H-2A jobs that were certified resulted in the issuance of H-2A visas, some 258,000 in FY21, including a peak 40,000 in March, 36,000 in April, and 34,000 in May.

How many H-2A visas are issued 2024?

The U.S. government tracks two key metrics for the H-2A program: positions certified and visas issued.

For Fiscal Year 2024 (October 1, 2023, to September 30, 2024), the available data is:

Positions Certified (U.S. Department of Labor, DOL):
- 384,900 H-2A positions were certified nationwide.

This number represents the job slots approved by the DOL, not the actual number of individual visas issued.

Visas Issued (U.S. Department of State, DOS):
- While the final, exact number of visas issued for the full FY 2024 is often released later, the Department of State had previously forecasted that H-2A visa demand would remain steady, likely between 300,000 and 350,000 for the fiscal year.
- For comparison, 310,000 H-2A visas were issued in the preceding fiscal year, FY 2023.
  
  How many H-2A visas are issued 2025?

It is too early for the final, full-year statistics on H-2A visas issued for Fiscal Year 2025 (FY 2025: October 1, 2024, to September 30, 2025), as the fiscal year is ongoing.

However, here are the most recent available figures:

Positions Certified (Partial FY 2025): The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) has released statistics for the first quarter (Q1) of FY 2025 (October to December 2024).
- 58,234 H-2A positions were certified in Q1 FY 2025.
Forecast/Projection for Visas Issued (Full FY 2025):
- The U.S. Department of State has previously forecasted that H-2A visa applications will likely fall between 300,000 and 350,000 for the full FY 2025.
- This is generally in line with the high numbers from recent years. The number of actual visas issued is typically about 80% of the positions certified.

Based on the most common and recently reported figure, the Department of Labor certified 384,900 positions in FY 2024. The final number of visas issued is typically about 80% of the certified positions

What problems do farm workers face?

Some challenges faced by farm workers that can be linked to their occupation include pesticide exposure, infectious diseases, respiratory issues, hearing and vision problems and musculoskeletal conditions.

Are farmers mistreated?

Workers in America’s agricultural fields are regularly subjected to abuses ranging from high occurrences of sexual assault and harassment, wage theft and safety issues including injuries, fatalities on the job and exposure to hazardous chemicals. Providing H-2A housing is paramount to a stable reliable workforce.

What percentage of farmworkers are immigrants?

Immigrant farmworkers make up an estimated 73% of agriculture workers in the United States today.

Is there a shortage of H-2A housing for migrant farm workers?—

Rural America lost more population in the latest census, highlighting an already severe H-2A housing & worker shortage in the nation’s farming and ranching regions and drawing calls from those industries for immigration reform to help ease the problem.

*This website published information available at the time of publishing. Be sure to confirm for yourself the latest rules and regulations for:
Visa Type Purpose Example Categories:

Nonimmigrant Work Visas (Temporary)

H Visas Temporary Workers
H-1B (Specialty Occupations),
H-2A (Agricultural Workers),
H-2B (Non-Agricultural Workers)
L Visas Intracompany Transferees
L-1A (Executives/Managers),
L-1B (Specialized Knowledge)
O Visas Extraordinary Ability
O-1 (Individuals with extraordinary ability in the sciences, arts, education, business, or athletics)
TN Visas NAFTA Professionals Professionals from Canada or Mexico

Immigrant Work Visas (Permanent) & H-2A housing

Also known as Employment-Based (EB) Green Cards, these visas allow a foreign national to become a lawful permanent resident (LPR) and live and work permanently in the United States.⁶

These are grouped into five preference categories:

Preference Category	Designation	Who Qualifies
EB-1	Priority Workers	Persons of Extraordinary Ability, Outstanding Professors/Researchers, and Multinational Managers/Executives.
EB-2	Professionals with Advanced Degrees	Professionals with advanced degrees or persons with exceptional ability.
EB-3	Skilled Workers, Professionals, and Unskilled Workers	Skilled workers (2+ years of experience), professionals (bachelor’s degree), and other (unskilled) workers.
EB-4	Certain Special Immigrants	Religious workers, special immigrants, etc.
EB-5	Immigrant Investors	Capital investment in a new commercial enterprise.

*all info is assumed accurate at the time of publication. Please be sure to do your own research.

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