The type of visa you will need and the requirements to apply for that visa depend largely on your purpose of travel to the United States. Click on the type of visa below to learn more about the requirements for that visa class: A & G: Representatives of foreign governments A-3 and G-5: Personal/Domestic Employee of representatives of foreign governments B-1/B-2: The visitor visa, which is issued to aliens for several purposes: B-1: For personal/domestic employees of B, E, F, H, I, J, L, O, P, and Q visa holders and U.S. citizens temporarily assigned to the United States B-1/OCS: For crewmembers working on Outer Continental Shelf (B-1/OCS) and yachts (B-1) B-1/B-2: For general business purposes (e.g., meetings, short-term training); for tourism, visit to relatives and friends, or similar reasons B-1/B-2: For Medical or Emergency Situations Medical Examinations B-1/B-2: For business travel in the Priority Interview Program (PIP) C-1: People transiting through the U.S. C-1/D: Crewmembers Seafarer Manning Agency Accreditation Policy Seafarer Visa Reissuance Program (SeaVRP) SeaVRP Requirement Checklist CW: Transitional Workers in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI) E-1 and E-2: Treaty Traders and Treaty Investors E-2C: Treaty Investors to the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI) E-3 (Australian Citizens in Specialty Occupation) F: Students in academic or language programs H: Temporary workers and trainees, including H-1B, H-2A, H-2B, H-3, and H-4 I: Journalists and members of the media J: Exchange visitors K: Fiancé(e)/spouse of a U.S. citizen L: Intra-company transferees, including L-1 and L-2 M: Students in vocational or other non-academic programs O: Temporary workers of extraordinary ability P: Athletes and entertainers Q: Cultural exchange visitors R: Religious workers TD: NAFTA Derivative Please visit the How to Apply page for further information.
Posted on: Fri, 31 May 2013 04:16:16 +0000
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