Wednesday, July 20, 2011

U.S Visas

Below are the different types of US visas

A-1 Diplomats
A-2 Foreign Govt officials
A-3 Servants of A-1 and A-2


B-1 Bussiness visitor
B-2 Tourist visitor


C-1, C-2, C-3 Foreigners in Transit
C-1 Foreign travelers in transit through US
C-2 Foreign travelers in transit to UN headquarters
C-3 Foreign Govt Officials and Family in transit through US


D-1, D-2 Crewmen
D-1 Crew members who land temporarily and depart on the same ship or plane
D-2 Crew members who land temporarily and depart on the another ship or plane


E-1 Treaty Trades and family
E-2 Treaty Investors
E-3 Australian Speciality workers


F-1 Student
F-2 Family member of F-1


G-1 to G-4 International organization Staff
G5 Servents of G-1 to G-4


H-1B Speciality Workers
H-1B1 Chileans and Singaporeans
H-1C Registered Nurse
H-2A Agricultural Worker
H-2B Seasonal Worker
H-3 Trainees
H-4 Family of H-1, H-2, H-3


I Foreign News media


J-1 Exchange visitor
J-2 Family member of J-1


K-1 Fiance or Fiancee
K-2 Childern of K-1
K-3 Spouses of US citizens
K-4 Childern of K-3


L-1 Intra company transfer
L-2 Family member of L-1


M-1 Vocational student
M-2 Family member of M-1


N-8 Parent of SK3
N-9 Child of N-8


O-1 Extraordinary Ability
O-2 Support staff of O-1
O-3 Family of O-1, O-2


P-1 Athletes or Entertainers
P-2 Artists or Entertainers
P-3 Artists or Entertainers
P-4 Family of P-1, P-2, P-3


Q-1 Cultural Exchange
Q-2 Irish national
Q-3 Family member of Q-1


R-1 Religious Workers
R-2 Family member of R-1


S-1 to S-7 Informants to US govt


T-1 Victims of Trafficking
T-2 Spouse of T-1
T-3 Childern of T-1
T-4 Parents of T-1
TN NAFTA Professional (Canada, Mexico)
TD Family member of TN


U-1 Victims of Crime
U-2 Spouses of U-1
U-3 Childern of U-1
U-4 Parents of U-1


V-1 Spouses of US residents
V-2 Childern of US residents
V-3 Childern of V-1 or V-2