Immigration Advice Work Permits

November 27, 2009

Move to the US

Filed under: Immigration Requirements,US Visas,Visa Immigration,Work Permit — New Thirteen @ 10:30 am

Renowned for its vast landscapes and as being a melting pot of diverse cultures, its no wonder that the USA is such an attractive proposition for anyone wanting to make a new life for themselves. Have you ever dreamed of seeing the Statue of Liberty up close or standing on the edge of the incomparable Grand Canyon? Ever dreamed of visiting the sights and sounds of Hollywood?

US immigration laws, though known for being a little complicated, actually offer several opportunities for USA immigration, because there are many types of non-Immigrant US visas or temporary US options available.

In terms of securing a short-term American visa, if your country is not a member of the US visa waiver scheme you must either apply for a B1 Business Visa or submit a B2 Travel Visa application. A longer period of stay, to live or work in the country, requires applying for an L1Visa, H1-B Visa or another type of non-Immigrant visa.

For anyone involved in business or investment, an E1 or E2 Visa should be applied for. These are valid for up to five years and offer the holder the opportunity to apply for a US Green Card.

If you are considering a more permanent stay, USA immigration also allows for family members to sponsor each other. If you are looking for employment opportunities, anyone with certain “extraordinary” abilities in their field, who can show an ability to contribute to American society, may apply for EB-1 and EB-2 visas.

Finally, permanent immigration to the US, via the Green Card, takes several years to fully comply with and usually begins with temporary applications.

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