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Travel Consultant roles can qualify for EB-2 or EB-3 green card sponsorship through PERM labor certification when the position requires a bachelor's degree in tourism, hospitality, or a related field. Employers file on your behalf, covering prevailing-wage certification and I-140 petition steps before you adjust status to permanent residency.
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Corporate Travel Consultant - After Hours
Are you interested in becoming an employee-owner in your next job opportunity? World Travel, Inc. is 100% owned by our employees. Being part of an employee-owned company supports local communities, retains jobs, and ensures World Travel’s legacy for future decades, including our commitment to providing world-class service to our clients. By demonstrating the following values, we nurture a culture of integrity and trust: We care, We are honest, We are curious, We are knowledgeable, We are innovative, We are fun, We do the right thing.
Ask about our shift differential.
Team Membership:
Operations
Location:
Virtual
Job Status:
Non-Exempt
Supervisory Responsibilities:
None
Job Summary:
This position is for a virtual, full time travel counselor (agent) who is proficient in Apollo and/or Sabre and International. An After Hours travel counselor is responsible for, among other things, engaging in consultative conversations with client’s travelers with the purpose of making accurate travel reservations and meeting client’s travel program needs, and maintaining and fostering a relationship between World Travel, Inc. and its client.
Position hours are varied and include: nights, weekends and holidays.
Essential Functions:
- Arranging complex domestic and international travel for corporate client(s), including air, car rental, hotel, other ground transportation, transfers, etc.
- Advising travelers of international travel requirements and concerns (passport, visa, inoculations, etc.)
- Consistently demonstrating thorough understanding of client travel policy, guidelines, authorization requirements, procedures, etc.
- Fostering a strong, productive relationship with the client while maintaining a clear understanding that the client is the client and not the employer
- Fostering a strong, productive relationship with relevant travel behalf
- Counseling client and travelers on traveler safety considerations, government travel regulations, preferred supplier support, savings opportunities, and logistical routings and options
- Research and resolve en-route traveler service concerns as soon as possible
- Providing excellent customer service at all times
- Utilizing time management skills to efficiently organize and process workload during designated shift times
- Projecting a mature and professional demeanor when interacting with client, its employees, and colleagues.
Competency and Position Requirements
- Participate fully as a team member to assist as needed in completing all functions relating to servicing customers
- Research and provide solutions to travel-related problems clients experience
- Keep fully informed about all airline rules and regulations, tariffs (domestic) and other industry requirements and accurately apply this information when making travel arrangements
- Follow World Travel, Inc. procedures, guidelines, and standards in areas of customer service, building Passenger Name Records (PNRs) and profiles, ticketing, utilization of management information systems, productivity, attendance, and accuracy of work
- Must be able to work under pressure
- During emergency situations and/or poor weather conditions, ensure coverage of client needs
- Keep informed on all US Federal travel regulations and requirements pertaining to US government contractors, including FAR and Fly America
- Maintain a high level of competency in operating the global distribution system (GDS)
- Attend staff and training meetings (virtual or in-person) for ongoing updates in the travel industry, office procedures and company updates.
- Ensures optimal customer service through effective use of World Travel, Inc. phone
- Keep immediate supervisor promptly and fully informed of all potential problems or unusual matters of significance and take prompt corrective action where necessary or suggest alternative courses of action which may be taken.
- Maintain a favorable working relationship with company employees to foster and promote a cooperative and harmonious working climate which will be conducive to maximum employee morale, productivity and efficiency/effectiveness
- Demonstrate strong customer service orientation (internal and external); diplomacy and tact required in contact with clients, vendors, and co-workers; courteous, professional phone manner
- Must work well independently
- Exercise good judgment
- If you require reasonable accommodation for the application and/or interview process, please notify a representative of the People Operations Department.
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Get Access To All JobsTips for Finding Green Card Sponsorship as a Travel Consultant
Document your specialty occupation credentials first
PERM requires your degree to match the job's stated educational requirements. Gather official transcripts, a credential evaluation if your degree is foreign, and employer letters that tie your tourism or hospitality training directly to the Travel Consultant duties listed.
Verify the posted role uses specific degree requirements
Employers sponsoring through PERM must advertise the position with the same education and experience requirements they file with DOL. If a listing says 'bachelor's preferred,' that phrasing won't support EB-2 sponsorship. Target postings that explicitly require a bachelor's degree in a relevant field.
Search for employers with active PERM filing history
Use Migrate Mate to filter Travel Consultant roles by employers who have previously filed PERM applications. Companies with green card filing history are far more likely to have the internal HR processes and legal counsel already in place to sponsor you.
Check prevailing wage before negotiating your offer
DOL requires your offered salary to meet the prevailing wage for your geographic location and experience level. Run the OFLC Wage Search before your offer negotiation so you know the floor your employer must certify, which prevents delays after the PERM audit stage.
Ask about the PERM recruitment audit timeline upfront
PERM requires employers to complete a specific DOL-mandated recruitment cycle before filing. Ask your prospective employer whether they have completed recruitment steps or are starting fresh, since this affects how many months pass before your I-140 can be filed.
Understand your EB-3 priority date before accepting the role
For many nationalities, EB-3 priority dates are current or close to current, meaning you won't wait years in a backlog after I-140 approval. Check the USCIS Visa Bulletin for your country's cut-off date before committing, so you can realistically plan your adjustment of status timeline.
Green Card Travel Consultant: Frequently Asked Questions
Do Travel Consultant roles typically qualify for EB-2 or EB-3 sponsorship?
Most Travel Consultant positions qualify under EB-3, which covers skilled workers and professionals whose roles require a bachelor's degree. EB-2 is available when the position genuinely requires an advanced degree or when the candidate has an advanced degree in a directly related field such as international tourism management or hospitality administration. The employer's PERM job description determines which category applies.
How does green card sponsorship differ from H-1B sponsorship for this role?
Green card sponsorship through PERM and I-140 leads to permanent residency rather than a temporary status with an expiration date. Unlike H-1B visa, there is no annual lottery for EB-3 petitions, so your case proceeds on its own timeline once filed. The process takes longer overall, typically two to four years from PERM filing to a green card, but the outcome is permanent and not contingent on annual cap availability.
Can a travel agency or tour operator sponsor a foreign worker for a green card?
Yes. Any U.S. employer, including small travel agencies and boutique tour operators, can sponsor foreign workers through PERM as long as they can demonstrate they conducted a good-faith recruitment effort and found no qualified U.S. workers available for the role. Smaller employers often need more time to complete the required DOL recruitment steps, so expect the PERM stage alone to run six to twelve months before the I-140 is filed.
How do I find Travel Consultant jobs where the employer is willing to sponsor a green card?
Most job postings don't explicitly advertise PERM sponsorship, so searching by job title alone misses many viable employers. Migrate Mate lets you filter Travel Consultant roles by employers with documented green card filing history, which saves significant time compared to cold-applying and asking each company about sponsorship during the interview process.
What happens to my green card case if I change employers after the I-140 is approved?
Under AC21 portability rules, if your I-485 adjustment of status application has been pending for more than 180 days and you move to a same or similar Travel Consultant role, your priority date and approved I-140 remain valid. USCIS evaluates whether the new position is sufficiently similar in job duties and SOC code, so document the overlap carefully with your immigration attorney before accepting a new offer.