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The Different Types Of Temporary Visas
If you need to extend or change your current visa to the United States, or need to come to the U.S. for a temporary period to conduct business or study, then one of the following temporary visas (e.g., work visa, work permit, etc.) is what you are looking for:
- E-1: Treaty traders and qualified employees
- E-2: Treaty investors and qualified employees
- E-3: Certain “specialty occupation” professionals from Australia
- H-1B: Workers in a specialty occupation and sub-classifications
- H-1B3: Fashion models of distinguished merit and ability
- I: Representatives of foreign press, radio, film or other foreign information media
- L-1A & L-1B: Intracompany transferees in managerial or executive positions, or in positions utilizing specialized knowledge
- O-1: Extraordinary ability in sciences, arts, education, business, athletics and movie/TV
- O-2: Persons accompanying solely to assist an O-1 nonimmigrant
- P-1A: Internationally recognized athletes
- P-1B: Internationally recognized entertainers/groups
- P-2: Individual performer or a group performing under a reciprocal exchange program
- P-3: Artists/entertainers, or group, to perform, teach, or coach in culturally unique program
Our seasoned professionals have extensive experience handling each of the above temporary visa (e.g., work visa, work permit) types. For more information, give our offices a call!
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