Non Immigrant Visas

H-1B Specialty Occupations-Specialty occupation workers with Bachelor’s degrees or higher in their specific field, or its equivalent, who are coming to the United States exclusively to provide services in that specialty
E1 Treaty Trader – Applicants from a treaty county who have substantial international trade between the treaty country and the United States
E2 Treaty Investor Visa – Applicants from a treaty country who have substantial investment/ in the process of investing substantial investment in a US Business/ Starting a new business in the United States.
E3 Specialty workers from Australia – Australian national specialty occupation workers with bachelor’s degrees or higher in their specific fields, or their equivalents who are coming to the United States exclusively to provide services in these specialties
L-1A intra company transferees – Managers or Executives who are transferred from one of its parent/subsidiary /affiliated foreign offices to one of its offices in the United States.
TN Visa – Temporary professionals who are coming from Mexico and Canada based on United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) (Formerly NAFTA- North American Free Trade Agreement)
International Entrepreneur Program (IEP) – This is not a visa; however, applicants may receive temporary parole for up to five years, if granted. International entrepreneurs demonstrating that their presence in the United States will confer a significant public benefit through their business ventures will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
O Visa: Applicants with Extraordinary Ability or Achievement. Applicants with extraordinary ability in the sciences, arts, education, business, or athletics, or those with recognized national or international achievements in the motion picture or television industry, may qualify