Visas

Every visa we handle, from temporary work visas to green cards. Choose one to read the full guide: who it’s for, what it takes, and how long it usually runs.

Non-immigrant visas

Temporary visas to live and work in the U.S. · 7 guides

E-2Treaty investor visaFor entrepreneurs starting or purchasing businesses in the U.S.E-3Specialty occupation visa for AustraliansFor Australian professionals coming to work in a specialty occupation.H-1BSpecialty occupation visaFor foreign professionals with, at minimum, a bachelor’s degree.L-1AIntracompany transferee, managers and executivesFor managers and executives moving to a U.S. office of their company.L-1BIntracompany transferee, specialized knowledgeFor employees with specialized company knowledge moving to a U.S. office.O-1AExtraordinary ability in the sciences, business, education or athleticsFor people at the top of their field, shown through awards, press and other evidence.O-1BExtraordinary ability in the artsFor extraordinary ability or achievement in the arts or entertainment industry.

Immigrant visas (green cards)

Permanent residency in the U.S. · 6 guides

EB-1AExtraordinary ability green cardFor foreign nationals exhibiting extraordinary ability in the arts, sciences, education, business, or athletics.EB-1BOutstanding professors and researchersFor internationally recognized professors and researchers with a U.S. job offer.EB-1CMultinational managers and executivesFor managers and executives of multinational companies transferring to the U.S.EB-2Advanced degree or exceptional abilityFor professionals with an advanced degree or exceptional ability and a U.S. job offer.NIWNational Interest WaiverFor individuals with an advanced degree in a STEM field.EB-3Skilled workers and professionalsFor skilled workers and professionals with a U.S. job offer.

Not sure which visa fits your work? Talk to an attorney.