TN Visa Guide for Agriculturists

You’ll need to be able to provide an original copy of these degrees, diplomas, or certifications in your TN package

• Bachelor's degree in agriculture or a related field

Your job offer will need to include at least half of these duties

• Conduct research and experiments to improve the productivity and sustainability of field crops and farm animals
• Create new food products and develop new and better ways to process, package, and deliver them
• Study the composition of soil as it relates to plant growth, and research ways to improve it
• Communicate research findings to the scientific community, food producers, and the public
• Travel between facilities to oversee the implementation of new projects

The job title on your offer of employment should match or be similar to one of the following:

• Agricultural Scientist
• Agricultural Engineer
• Agriculturist

You will need to have accepted a written job offer from a U.S. employer that includes the following:

• Job Title
• Detailed job description
• Source(s) of remuneration, salary, and benefits
• Duration of employment
• Must be on company letterhead with the original signature from your employer

Your employer will need to sign off on a support letter which confirms that your employer is aware of the TN visa requirements and is willing to support your application.

Your employer will need to sign off on a support letter which confirms that your employer is aware of the TN visa requirements and is willing to support your application.

• Proof of Canadian citizenship (passport)
• A detailed offer of employment from a U.S. employer that includes the nature of the job and its expected duration
• Evidence of qualifications for the role, such as diplomas, degrees, and licenses
• Proof that the job is on the list of TN eligible professions

Upon approval, Canadians can enter the U.S. for up to three years on a TN Visa, which can be renewed indefinitely.