Travel Visa

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A travel visa allows a person to seek temporary admission to the United States

A travel visa is a temporary nonimmigrant visa, such as those for tourism, study, and short-term work. The travel visa is for a limited purpose and time. It is qualitatively different from immigrant or refugee visas, which are intended to establish permanent residency in the United States.

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