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Overview of United States Visa's
US VISA TYPES: What is a
Visa?
A citizen of a foreign country, who wish to
enter the U.S., must first obtain a VISA,
either a nonimmigrant visa for temporary
stay, or an immigrant visa for permanent
residence. The type of visa you must have is
defined by immigration law, and relates to
the purpose of your travel.
Two basic types of US visas:
1. Immigrant visas:
Immigrant visa is required, for those
intending to reside permanently in the
United States. (Whether or not they intend
to work.)
2. Nonimmigrant visas:
Visa for visiting United States temporarily
for a wide variety of reasons. Including
tourism, business, medical treatment and
certain types of temporary work, businsess
purpose, Students visa, Exchange programs
participants, Performing artists,
Professional journalists, and Government
representatives, etc.
What are the different categories of visas:
The type of visa needed is defined by
immigration law, and relates to the purpose
of your travel.
Temporary Worker Visas:
All applicants for the temporary work visa
must have a petition approved by the U.S.
Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS)
before applying for the visa.
B Visa: Business/Tourist Visa
B1: Business visa for temporary visitors
going for business
B2: Visitor visa for temporary visitors for
pleasure/tourism
H Visa: for temporary workers
H1B: Specialty Occupations, DOD workers,
fashion models
H1C: Nurses going to work for up to three
years
H2A: Temporary Agricultural Worker
H2B: Temporary worker: skilled and unskilled
H3: Trainee
H4: Spouse or child of H-1, H-2, H-3
L Visa: Intracompany Transferee
L1A: Executive, managerial
L1B: Specialized knowledge
L2: Spouse or child of L-1
O Visa: Workers with Extraordinary Abilities
O1: Extraordinary ability in Sciences, Arts,
Education, Business, or Athletics
O2: Alien's (support) accompanying O-1
O3: Spouse or child of O-1 or O-2
P Visa for athletes and Artists or
Entertainers in a Culturally Unique Program
Q Visa for international cultural exchange
visitors
R Visas (Alien in Religious Operation)
F and M Student Visas
Visa fees for Indian Nationals effective
November 16, 2005
Non-immigrant visa application fee
(non-refundable) RS. 4,600.00 Non-immigrant
visa issuance fee (paid only upon issuance)
(for B, H, I, L, O, P, Q, and R Visa
Categories)** RS. 2,300.00
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