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Top H-1B visa sponsors in Puerto Rico

USCIS approved 64 H-1B petitions for 7 employers based in Puerto Rico in FY2023 to FY2026 (FY2026 through June 2026). Upr-rio Piedras led with 19 approvals.

On this page
  1. The biggest H-1B sponsors in Puerto Rico
  2. How to use this list
  3. Frequently asked questions
  4. Official sources
Key factsSeptember 22, 2026
Approved H-1B petitions
64 (FY2023 to FY2026)
Employers with approvals
7
Largest sponsor
Upr-rio Piedras (19)
Data source
USCIS H-1B Employer Data Hub

The biggest H-1B sponsors in Puerto Rico

Ranked by approved petitions (new and continuing) in FY2023 to FY2026. Employers are grouped by the name and main location USCIS reports; some companies file under several legal names.

Rank Employer City Approvals
1 Upr-rio Piedras San Juan 19
2 University of Puerto Rico Mayaguez Mayaguez 15
3 CNT Infotech Corporation Fajardo 7
4 Liberty Communications of Puerto Rico LLC San Juan 6
5 Omnipayments LLC San Juan 6
6 Universidad Politecnica de Puerto Rico Inc San Juan 6
7 Tropical Dairy Genetics LLC Salinas 5

How to use this list

A company that sponsors many H-1B workers is more likely to support sponsorship for a new hire, but every role is decided separately. Before you apply, check that the job is a specialty occupation, ask the employer about sponsorship directly, and remember that most new H-1B hires need to be selected in the wage-weighted lottery. See the Puerto Rico immigrant guide for licensing, driver's licenses and USCIS offices in the state.

Frequently asked questions

Which company sponsors the most H-1B visas in Puerto Rico?

Upr-rio Piedras had the most approved H-1B petitions among employers based in Puerto Rico in FY2023 to FY2026, with 19 approvals.

Does this include universities and hospitals?

Yes. Universities, research institutes and hospitals often sponsor H-1B workers, and many are cap-exempt, meaning they can hire without the annual lottery.

Official sources

  1. USCIS: H-1B Employer Data Hubuscis.gov

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