Wisconsin Visa & Work Permit Specialist

At Head Honchos, we help businesses across Wisconsin secure H‑2A, H‑2B, and H‑4 visas—connecting you with legally authorized, skilled, seasonal workers. Whether you're a cranberry farmer gearing up for harvest, a landscaping firm preparing for summer projects, or a resort planning for peak tourist season, our team handles the visa process from start to finish.

Since 2000, we've matched employers with qualified talent while managing every step of the application. From candidate sourcing to document submission and compliance tracking, our experts take care of all the details so you can focus on your business. And with our H‑4 services, families of visa holders can join them in Wisconsin—keeping loved ones together during the season.

With Head Honchos, you gain a reliable workforce and the confidence that comes from professional, seamless recruitment.

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About Wisconsin

Known for its rolling farmland and freshwater coastlines, Wisconsin offers a vibrant mix of agriculture, manufacturing, and tourism industries. From the dairy farms of Green Bay to the orchards of Door County and the resorts along Lake Michigan, the state is ideal for businesses that benefit from seasonal labor support.

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Top 3 Landmarks in Wisconsin

• Door County Peninsula – With scenic shoreline, cherry orchards, and picturesque small towns, it’s a top summer retreat.

• Milwaukee Art Museum – Iconic for its moveable “brise soleil” wings and lakeside location.

• Devil’s Lake State Park – Famous for its rugged quartzite bluffs and popular hiking trails across almost a square mile of rugged terrain.

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FAQs: Wisconsin Visa & Work‑Permit Services

What visas do you help with?

We assist with H‑2A (temporary agricultural workers), H‑2B (seasonal non‑agricultural roles), and H‑4 (dependents of H‑2A/B holders).

How do you support Wisconsin businesses?

We take care of everything—recruiting candidates, preparing and submitting petitions, and ensuring compliance with Department of Labor and USCIS guidelines—so you get a skilled seasonal workforce with minimal stress.

How long is processing time?

• H‑2A & H‑4: Usually processed within 90–120 days

• H‑2B: Typically takes around 4–5 months
  We recommend starting your application well in advance of your busy season.

Do I need to provide housing or transportation?

• H‑2A: Employers must offer free housing and transport between housing and job sites.

• H‑2B: While housing isn’t required, you must cover inbound and outbound travel for workers.

Are non‑agricultural businesses included?

Absolutely! Wisconsin businesses in landscaping, hospitality, food processing, resorts, and other seasonal industries qualify for H‑2B support.