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A short guide to the various types of NON-IMMIGRANT visas available.  Most of which fall into the following groups (1)  Tourists (2)  Students (3)  Business-related visitors (4)  Temporary Employees.

The listing is as follows:

A - foreign government employees and their families

B - business visitors (attend conferences, trade shows, etc), tourists and visitors for pleasure (medical treatment, conventions, etc

C - aliens in transit through the US or en route to the UN.

D - foreign crew members of ships and aircrafts.

E - aliens entering the US to engage in trade or investment pursuant to a bilateral treaty between the US and their country of nationality.  

F - foreign students authorized to study in the US with limited work authorization available.

G - employees of international organizations and their families.

H - certain qualified temporary workers, trainees, and their families.  

I  - media representatives

J - exchange visitors and their families.

K - fiances of US citizens and their minor children.

L - intracompany transferees who are managers, executives, or employees with 

specialized knowledge of international corporations to the US.  

M - vocational students and their families.

N - famliy members of G-4

O - aliens of extraordinary ability in the sciences, arts, education, business, or athletics and their family members. 

P - athletic teams and entertainment groups who are recognized internationally. 

Q - international cultural exchange aliens.

R - ministers, religious workers, and their families.

 

 

Additional Resources

This is not a complete list of all the non-immigrant visas available. This information does not constitute legal advice. Please see the USCIS.gov website for more information or email me at Berdugofialkoff@gmail.com.

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