Have you ever asked yourself “Which USA Visa is Best for Me?”
There are so many types of visas and so many options for coming to the United States that your head may be reeling. There are literally dozens of potential visas, plus over a dozen different ways to get a green card. Choosing which USA Visa to apply for is the most important step you will take; if you choose the wrong one, you may be denied! There are several different factors that will help you determine which visa is best for you, and it can often be very confusing deciding which visa is right for you.
This USA Visa Guide will help you decide!
Written by an experienced Immigration Lawyer and packed with helpful advice on every visa category, this detailed USA Visa Guide will help you decide which of the many USA Visa is perfect for you! This guide answers common questions about different visa categories, and is perfect if any of the following apply to you:
- If you want to visit the USA only for vacations and tourism
- If you want to work in the USA, either short term/temporary, or for many years
- If you want to attend University or College in the USA
- If you already have family in the USA and want to live there permanently
- If you have a spouse or fiance in the USA
- Much, much more!
The reasons why you wish to come to the United States can greatly affect which visa is best for you. Are you coming for business, because of family, or for some other reason? If you are coming to the US for business, then you will want one of the many business visa options. There are also many options for family visas, including different visas for spouses and fiances, parents, children, and siblings. There are also different choices for student visas, depending on which type of college, university, or training school you wish to attend. There are many USA Visa options to choose from, but this guide will help you understand the differences between all of the different categories and help you to make those difficult, but important, decisions!
Inside this detailed ebook, you will find information on many different types of visas for the USA, including:
Nonimmigrant Visas
Nonimmigrant visas are temporary and may include various temporary work, study and holiday visas, all of which offer the opportunity to stay in the US for a few years.
The essential thing to know about nonimmigrant visas is that they are reserved specifically for those who don’t intend to try to immigrate or remain in the US. Most of these visas require applicants to prove that they will stay in the country only temporarily — for example, by maintaining a permanent residence in their home country.
Visa types that fall into the nonimmigrant visa category include the B-1 visa for individuals wanting to temporarily enter the US for business purposes, the B-2 visa for those wishing to come to the US for tourism, pleasure or medical treatment, the M and F visas for students wishing to study at a US academic institution and the J visa for those wishing to do an educational exchange in the US.
Immigrant Visas
Immigrant visas are for those who wish to legally immigrate to the United States, meaning they want to live and work in the country permanently. The requirements for immigrant visas are generally the most stringent — and will require the greatest amount of time and paperwork.
There are various routes to permanent residency (a green card) in the US. These visas most often require sponsorship, either by an immediate family member (like aspouse or fiancé(e), parent, brother or sister) or by an employer.
An exception to the sponsorship requirement is offered by the Diversity Immigrant Visa Program, which provides visas to residents of countries with low rates of immigration to the US without requiring a sponsor. Special immigrant visas are also available for certain religious workers and adopted children, among others.
Dual-Intent Visas
Dual-intent visas are interesting because though they are technically not an immigrant visa, they waive the major requirement of nonimmigrant visas: proving you do not plan to remain in the US.
Dual intent basically means that the visa holder does intend to immigrate at some point in the future, although he or she currently wishes to maintain nonimmigrant status in the US.
Visa types that fall into the dual-intent visa category include the H-1B visa for specialty occupations, such as academics or physicians, and the L-1 visa, which is designated for intra-company transfers. Note that the L-1 visa is specifically designated for employees who are in an executive, managerial or otherwise specialized role in the company. Dual intent also extends to H-4 and L-2 dependents of H-1 and L-1 visa holders.
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