Employment-based nonimmigrant visas allow foreign nationals to temporarily work and live in the United States for a specified period of time based on their business visa category.Businesses rely on experienced legal expertise to help navigate the complex systems of immigration laws, regulations and treaties in a timely manner. For most organizations, the key is the implementation of immigration strategies to reach desired business objectives.
Employment-based nonimmigrant visas include:
• Trade and investor visa (E-1/E-2)
• Specialty Occupation visas for professional workers (H-1B and E-3)
• Intra-company executive/managerial transferees (L-1A/ L-1B)
• Aliens of extraordinary ability in science, arts, education, business or athletics (O-1)
• Performing artists, athletes and entertainers (P-1/P-2)
• Religious Workers (R-1)
Employment-based nonimmigrant visas include:
• Trade and investor visa (E-1/E-2)
• Specialty Occupation visas for professional workers (H-1B and E-3)
• Intra-company executive/managerial transferees (L-1A/ L-1B)
• Aliens of extraordinary ability in science, arts, education, business or athletics (O-1)
• Performing artists, athletes and entertainers (P-1/P-2)
• Religious Workers (R-1)
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