Non-immigrant Visa

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A non-immigrant visa means the applicant for admission does not seek to be either a resident or a citizen

A type of visa allows a foreign national to seek admission into the U.S. on a temporary basis and for a specific reason such as tourism, business, and a temporary work assignment.

Other non-immigrant purposes can include:

  • Student Visa
  • Religious Work Visa
  • Journalist Visa
  • Ship Crew Visa

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