Employment Visa

Not every international worker fits neatly into the high-skill H-1B or managerial L-1 categories. The U.S. offers a range of other employment-based visas to meet diverse labor, cultural, and entertainment needs. Whether you’re a seasonal farmworker, a circus performer, or someone helping promote cultural understanding, there’s a visa tailored to your contribution. Here’s a closer […]

If you’re a minister, missionary, or someone working in a religious capacity and you’ve been invited to serve by a U.S. non-profit religious organization, the R-1 visa may be the right path for you. It allows religious workers to live and work in the U.S. temporarily, with the potential to apply for a green card

If you’re a business owner, investor, or international entrepreneur from a treaty country and you want to trade with or invest in the United States, the E-1 or E-2 visa may be your best option. These two visas are designed to help promote economic partnerships between the U.S. and select countries by allowing individuals to

If you’re a Canadian or Mexican citizen and have a professional job offer in the United States, the TN visa could be your fastest, simplest path to working legally in the U.S. Created under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) — formerly known as NAFTA — the TN visa is a special non-immigrant visa category designed

If you’re at the top of your game — whether you’re a filmmaker, scientist, fashion designer, professor, or entrepreneur — the United States offers a special immigration path tailored just for you: the O-1 Visa. The O-1 Visa is for individuals who have risen to the top of their profession and achieved national or international

If you’ve ever dreamed of working in the United States as a software engineer, accountant, scientist, or architect, the H-1B visa may be your ticket to making it happen. It’s one of the most sought-after work visas in the U.S., and for good reason — it opens doors to career opportunities, global experience, and even