Bank of China

H-1B & green card sponsor · Headquarters New York, NY · Industry: Finance and insurance

Short answer

Yes, Bank of China sponsors H-1B visas. It had 26 certified H-1B filings in FY2026 so far, with a median salary of $77,066.

H-1B filings · FY2026 so far

26

#1,812 of 50,637 sponsors

Median salary

$77,066

−39% vs all H-1B ($126,372)

Green cards (PERM) · FY2026 so far

11

certified labor certifications

Most common level

Level I

70% of filings with a level

By fiscal year

H-1B filings

*FY2026 covers Oct 1, 2025 – Jun 30, 2026 (9 months).

By fiscal year

Green card (PERM) certifications

Certified PERM cases by decision year, FY2023 onward.

FY2026 so far · all roles · 26 filings

What Bank of China pays H-1B workers

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10th pct
$70,544
25th pct
$73,195
Median
$77,066
75th pct
$95,581
90th pct
$120,075

DOL wage level of filings

  • Level I · entry · 70%
  • Level II · qualified · 17%
  • Level III · experienced · 4%
  • Level IV · fully competent · 9%

Of 23 filings that state a level. Level matters in the wage-weighted H-1B lottery.

FY2026 so far

Top roles Bank of China sponsors

Job titleDOL occupationFilingsMedianMiddle 50%
Associate Financial Quantitative Analysts 2 $73,195 $73,195 – $73,195
Associate Los Angeles Branch Financial and Investment Analysts 2 $72,218 $72,218 – $72,218
Associate Chief Information Security Office Information Security Engineers 2 $77,000 $77,000 – $77,000
Assistant Vice President Avp Clearing Department Financial Examiners 1 $98,371 $98,371 – $98,371
Assistant Vice President Internal Audit Department Operations Research Analysts 1 $91,323 $91,323 – $91,323
Assistant Vice President Operational Risk Management Operations Research Analysts 1 $130,000 $130,000 – $130,000
Assistant Vice President Human Resources Department Human Resources Specialists 1 $110,150 $110,150 – $110,150
Assistant Vice President Trade Services Department Financial Examiners 1 $99,480 $99,480 – $99,480

FY2026 so far worksites

Where they work

CityFilingsMedian
New York, NY24$77,566
Los Angeles, CA2$72,218

Worker positions on FY2026 so far filings

Who Bank of China files for

New hires62%

21 — Includes new graduates moving from OPT

Extensions of current workers18%

6 — Continuing H-1B employment with Bank of China

Transfers from other employers12%

4 — People switching to Bank of China from another H-1B employer

Amended petitions6%

2 — Usually a new location or role

Already on an H-1B elsewhere? 12% of positions are transfers from other employers, so Bank of China does hire people mid-H-1B.

PERM labor certification

Green card sponsorship

Fiscal yearCertifiedDeniedWithdrawnMedian days to decision
FY20231000264
FY20241201378
FY20251301473
FY2026 so far1100487

PERM is the first government step for most EB-2 and EB-3 green cards. Nationally, PERM decisions take a median of 398 days right now — see live PERM times.

Not H-1B dependent

H-1B workers are below DOL's dependency threshold.

No willful-violator flag

No DOL finding of willful wage violations on its filings.

Not debarred

Not on DOL's PERM / H-2A / H-2B debarment list.

Immigration law firms used

Berry Appleman & Leiden LLP · Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, P.C. · Jackson Lewis P.C.

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Questions about Bank of China H-1B sponsorship

Does Bank of China sponsor H-1B visas?

Yes. Bank of China had 26 certified H-1B labor condition applications in FY2026 so far, ranking #1,812 among all U.S. sponsors.

What is the H-1B salary at Bank of China?

The median is $77,066; the middle half of filings fall between $73,195 and $95,581. The most-filed title, Associate, has a median of $73,195.

Does Bank of China sponsor green cards?

Bank of China had 11 certified PERM labor certifications in FY2026 so far. PERM is the first government step for most employment-based green cards.

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Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Office of Foreign Labor Certification LCA and PERM disclosure data, decisions through Jun 30, 2026. Salaries are annualized base wages from the filing and exclude bonus and stock. A certified LCA is not an approved H-1B petition. Updated Oct 4, 2026.