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F45 Training E-3 visa sponsorship data

Yes — F45 Training has sponsored Australians on the E-3 visa, filing 30 US Department of Labor Labor Condition Applications across all available fiscal years, with 83.3% certified. The median annualized wage offered is $250,000. Most filings are for Chief Executives, with positions mostly based in TX.

Total filings
30
Certified
25
83.3% certification rate
Median wage
$250,000
Annualized; outliers excluded
Top role
Chief Executives
Top state
TX

Roles F45 Training sponsors

8 distinct roles have been filed for E-3 visas by F45 Training. Click a role to see all employers sponsoring it. Filter by city to see what's hiring in a specific location.

8 roles
Role Filings Cert rate Median wage Top state Top city
Chief Executives 9 88.9% $500,000 TX Austin
General and Operations Managers 7 85.7% $196,673 TX Austin
Sales Managers 4 100.0% $237,500 CA Austin
Information Technology Project Managers 3 66.7% $250,000 TX Austin
Marketing Managers 3 100.0% $203,500 TX Austin
Financial Managers 2 100.0% $155,000 CA El Segundo
Public Relations Specialists 1 0.0% $120,000 CA El Segundo
Training and Development Managers 1 0.0% $150,000 CA El Segundo

Top cities

Cities where F45 Training sponsors the most E-3 visas.

CityStateFilingsMedian wage
Austin TX 18 $250,000
El Segundo CA 8 $155,000
Palm Beach FL 2 $990,000
Brooklyn NY 1 $250,000
Delray Beach FL 1 $400,000

Top states

Where F45 Training files most of its E-3 LCAs.

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StateFilingsMedian wage
TX 18 (60%) $250,000
CA 8 (26.7%) $155,000
FL 3 (10%) $780,000
NY 1 (3.3%) $250,000

Top job titles

The actual job titles F45 Training has used in its filings.

Job titleFilings
Chief Revenue Officer 4
Product Lead 3
Chief Commercial Officer 3
Senior Director, Global Business Operations 2
Vice President of Sales - The Americas 1
Vice President of Marketing 1
Senior Vice President, Marketing 1
Senior Director, Global Business Operations 1
President of Sales and Business Development - North America 1
Marketing Director 1
Head of Special Projects 1
Head of Partnerships 1
Global Director of Performance 1
General Manager/Chief Financial Officer 1
General Manager 1
GLOBAL PERFORMANCE DIRECTOR 1
Director of Sales and Business Development – North America 1
Director of Sales and Business Development - North America 1
Chief People Officer 1
Chief Executive Officer 1
Chief Executive Officer 1
Chief Collaboration Officer 1

Filings by fiscal year

Year-over-year trend for F45 Training's E-3 visa filings. DOL's fiscal year runs October–September.

FY Filings Cert rate Trend
FY2020 2 50.0%
FY2021 9 100.0%
FY2022 5 80.0%
FY2023 7 85.7%
FY2024 3 33.3%
FY2025 3 100.0%
FY2026 1 100.0%

Frequently asked questions

Does F45 Training sponsor E-3 visas?

Yes. F45 Training has filed 30 Labor Condition Applications for E-3 visa workers across all available fiscal years, with 83.3% certified by the US Department of Labor.

What does F45 Training pay E-3 visa workers?

The median annualized wage F45 Training offers E-3 visa workers is $250,000, based on certified LCA filings. Wage outliers above $2 million are excluded from this figure.

Which roles does F45 Training sponsor on the E-3 visa?

F45 Training sponsors a range of E-3 visa roles. The top roles by filings are: Chief Executives (9 filings), General and Operations Managers (7 filings), Sales Managers (4 filings). The full list of roles is shown on this page.

Where does F45 Training hire E-3 visa workers?

F45 Training files most of its E-3 visa applications in: TX (18 filings), CA (8 filings), FL (3 filings).

How long has F45 Training sponsored E-3 visas?

F45 Training has filed E-3 LCAs from fiscal year 2020 through fiscal year 2026. The year-by-year trend is shown above.

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Source: U.S. Department of Labor Office of Foreign Labor Certification, LCA Disclosure Data. Data refreshed quarterly. Wage outliers (annualized > $2M) excluded from medians. Employer name normalized from filing data; some legal-entity variations may roll up under a common brand.

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