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Does Royal Caribbean Cruises sponsor H-1B visas?

Yes — Royal Caribbean Cruises is an active H-1B sponsor.
Royal Caribbean Cruises filed 54 Labor Condition Applications (the first step of an H-1B) from Oct 2024 to Jun 2026, 83% certified, covering 54 positions. USCIS approved 5 new and 19 continuing H-1B petitions in FY2021–23 (100% approval rate).
54LCA filings FY2025–26
$121,000median filed salary
$95,784–$144,851middle 50% salary range
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H-1B filings by year

Fiscal yearLCA filings
FY2025 (Oct 2024–Sep 2025)37
FY2026 (Oct 2025–Jun 2026)17

USCIS H-1B petition approvals

Fiscal yearApprovals (new + continuing)
FY20216
FY202212
FY20236

Most common job titles filed

Job titleFilings
Senior Designer, Experience2
Senior Manager, Software Engineering2
Lead, Integrated Strategic Planning2
Lead Engineer, Mdm2
Lead Mlops Engineer2
Manager, Software Engineering2
Senior Engineer2
Lead Machine Learning Engineer2
Sr. Analyst, Bi & Analytics2
Senior Analyst, Corporate Development1

Where Royal Caribbean Cruises sponsors

WorksiteFilings
Miami, FL35
Miramar, FL14
Mercer Island, WA2
Little Elm, TX2
Plano, TX1

Notes

Source: US Department of Labor OFLC LCA disclosure data (FY2025 and FY2026 Q1–Q3) and USCIS H-1B Employer Data Hub (FY2021–FY2023), matched by normalized employer name. An LCA is filed before an H-1B petition and doesn’t mean a visa was issued. Past filings don’t guarantee that a specific role will be sponsored. How we build these pages · Request a correction