Snowy mountain peaks and a glacial lake in the Alaskan wilderness
APPLICATIONS OPEN · H-2B ALASKA

Far from ordinary.
Closer to a new you.

Work in Alaska. Discover a different world.
Come back with an experience that stays.

Clear terms. Support at every step.
ALASKA, UNITED STATESBig nature. Even bigger opportunities.
Legal seasonal workH-2B work visa
With option to extend3-month program
Return ticket includedAll inclusive
Program fee refundedWith first paycheck
NOT JUST A JOB. A NEW CHAPTER.

Change your surroundings.
Push your limits.

Alaska is for those who want something different. Seasonal work, people from all over the world and nature you can’t experience through a screen.

Through the H-2B program you work for an American employer in temporary, seasonal jobs. You bring motivation and readiness to work. We help you understand every step until departure.

The program lasts 3 months. If the season runs longer, the engagement can be extended with the employer’s consent and the required stay and work approvals. Extension is not guaranteed.

See what the road to Alaska looks like
WHAT THE JOB IS

Fish processing
only.

All placements in our program are in fish processing plants in Alaska. The work is physically demanding but easy to learn.

  • Production line work: cleaning, sorting, cutting and packing fish, mostly salmon
  • Freezing, weighing and preparing goods for shipping
  • Shifts are usually 12 hours and can be longer at peak season (July and August)
  • You work in a cold, damp environment, mostly standing
  • No prior experience needed, training is provided on site

The exact job description, schedule and hourly rate are stated by the employer in the offer before you sign the contract.

WE WORK WITH LEADING ALASKA SEAFOOD COMPANIES

STANDARDS

Our process follows recognized quality, environmental responsibility and transparent organization standards.

We work according to recognized standards

EARNINGS AND LIVING COSTS

How much
can you earn?

4.500–6.500+ USD

Approximate gross monthly at peak season, including overtime.

Food and accommodation are paid during the engagement as part of our offer, under the contract terms.

Indicative base hourly rate: 18–20 USD. With overtime paid at 150%, the rate would be 27–30 USD. Applicable rules and calculation are confirmed for the specific position.

These amounts are indicative figures from an informational overview, not a confirmed employer offer or an earnings guarantee. The monthly range assumes increased workload at peak season; hours and overtime are not guaranteed.

Gross is not what lands in your account. Net pay depends on taxes and any statutory deductions. The exact rate, schedule and terms are stated in the employer’s offer before you accept.

A CLEAR PRICE. NO GUESSWORK.

Invest in your trip.
You get the money back.

One price for the program, with the full amount refunded from your first paycheck. You know where you stand from day one.

Refund with first paycheck

Not on landing. The refund is tied to your first salary payment, under the contract terms.

H-2B PROGRAM ALASKAAll inclusive
2.250 €

Full program price per person

Spot reservation: €200
Included in the price — €2,050 remaining.

  • Program at a single price
  • Return plane ticket
  • Paid food during the engagement
  • Paid accommodation during the engagement
  • Preparation and guidance through departure
  • Information on documents and next steps
  • €2,250 refund with first paycheck
Is this program for me?

Before payment we confirm spot availability, cost coverage and the contract terms for reservation, cancellation and deposit refund. The deposit does not guarantee a visa or employment.

WHO IT’S FOR

Check if this
is for you.

The program is for you if:

  • You are at least 18 and have a valid passport
  • You understand basic English
  • You are healthy and ready for physical work
  • You can stay for the full 3-month program
  • You have no prior US entry bans or visa violations

The program is not for you if:

  • You are looking for an easy or office job
  • You struggle with cold, damp or the smell of fish
  • You plan to return before the program ends
LIFE IN ALASKA

What your stay looks like
and what to pack.

Accommodation is usually shared, in multi-person rooms near the plant. Meals are provided under the contract terms.

Climate: summer is cool, mostly 10–18 °C, with frequent rain and wind. Days are long and locations are often far from larger towns.

What to pack:

  • Warm layered clothing and a waterproof jacket
  • Thermal underwear and wool socks
  • Comfortable shoes for free time
  • Any regular medication, with a prescription
  • Adapter for US sockets (type A/B)
  • Copies of documents and some cash for the first days

Work gear such as boots, aprons and gloves is usually provided by the plant. Before the trip we will confirm what you get on site.

FROM IDEA TO TAKEOFF

Your road to Alaska.

Step by step.
With clear information at each one.

01

Get to know the program

Check the requirements and learn what seasonal work and life in Alaska involve.

02

Prepare documents

Once a spot is confirmed, selection and document preparation follow.

03

Visa and travel prep

After visa approval and job confirmation, departure details are arranged.

04

A new chapter begins

You start working. The refund follows with your first paycheck, under the contract.

Applications are open

Apply for the Alaska season

Fill out the form and we’ll get back to you with details, terms and next steps.

  • 3 months, with option to extend
  • Food and accommodation paid
  • €2,250 all inclusive, with return ticket
  • Refund from first paycheck

Serious candidates only, please. Spots are limited, so please apply only if you really plan to travel.

Applying is free. A spot is reserved with a €200 payment only after an interview.

GOOD TO KNOW

A big decision.
Clear answers.

It all starts with good information.

When is the program price refunded?

Under our offer, the €2,250 is refunded with your first paycheck, not on landing in Alaska. The exact terms and method of refund are set out in the contract before payment. This is a condition of our offer, not a general rule of all H-2B programs.

Do I have to be a student?

H-2B is a temporary work program and is not only for students. You need to be of legal age and meet the employer’s and visa process requirements.

What kind of job can I expect?

The work is exclusively in fish processing plants: line work, cleaning, sorting and packing. The job is physically demanding. The specific position, rate and schedule are set in the employer’s offer.

How long is the stay?

The program lasts 3 months. If the season runs longer, the engagement may be extended with the employer’s consent and the required approvals for legal stay and work. Extension is neither automatic nor guaranteed.

How much is the reservation?

The reservation deposit is €200 and counts toward the total program price of €2,250. The remaining amount is €2,050. The refund of the total price with your first paycheck includes the deposit, under the contract. Before paying, confirm spot availability and the terms for reservation and deposit refund in case of withdrawal, visa refusal or job cancellation. The deposit does not guarantee a visa or employment.

Are the job and visa guaranteed?

No. Participation depends on employer selection, available spots and visa approval. Visa decisions are made by the competent US authorities. Check cancellation and refund terms before signing the contract.

Are applications open now?

Yes, applications are open. Before paying the deposit, check spot availability and the terms of the specific offer. Participation depends on employer selection and visa approval.

MAKE YOUR NEXT CHAPTER DIFFERENT

Alaska isn’t just a destination.
It’s an experience you carry with you.

Take the first step