You can't apply directly for a work permit - you need to find an employer who is willing and able to get work authorization for you (usually because you have some skill or experience not generally available in the local work force) and sponsor your visa application.
Cheers,
Bev

 

Understanding H-1B Requirements | USCIS

 

Thanks bey for suggestion.
Could you please confirm from where I can get companies details to apply for h1 visa.

Regards
Ajay

 

There are no websites with jobs and companies that will sponsor you for H1b (and those that claim they do, ask $$$ and you can't trust those).
Try to build a professional network in the US, with people who are working in your field or in companies that you would like to work for. Use LinkedIn. Become an active member of groups where your kind of professionals in the US are part of. And apply for jobs. Over and over and over again. Most of the time you will be rejected, but who knows...

 

As EVHB said, there are no "H1B jobs" per se. And no websites that list H1B jobs. You can take a look at all the "usual sources" for job listings: LinkedIn, Monster.com, job listings in big city newspapers online and large company websites that include their open vacancies.

The big thing to remember is that, in applying for any job from overseas, you need to address the issue of your need for a visa. First of all, the employer will want to meet you in person - so it really really helps if you can say that you'll be in the US at some point (vacation trip, business trip, anything you can manage). But secondly, you have to give the potential employer a reason to jump through all the hoops to try to get you a work permit - specific training, experience or expertise that distinguishes you from the rest of the job market in the US.
Cheers,
Bev