|
Visa Type |
|
| Athletes, amateur & professional (compete for prize money only) | B-1 |
| Au pairs (exchange visitor) |
—J— |
| Australian professional specialty |
E-3 |
| Border Crossing Card: Mexico |
BCC |
| Business visitors |
B-1 |
| Crewmembers |
—D— |
| Diplomats and foreign government officials |
—A— |
| Domestic employees or nanny -must be accompanying a foreign national employer |
B-1 |
| Employees of a designated international organization, and NATO |
G1-G5, NATO |
| Exchange visitors |
—J— |
| Foreign military personnel stationed in the U.S. |
A-2 |
| Foreign nationals with extraordinary ability in Sciences, Arts, Education, Business or Athletics |
—O— |
| Free Trade Agreement (FTA) Professionals: Chile, Singapore |
H-1B1 – Chile |
| International cultural exchange visitors |
—Q— |
| Intra-company transferees |
—L— |
| Medical treatment, visitors for |
B-2 |
| Media, journalists |
—I— |
| NAFTA professional workers: Mexico, Canada |
TN/TD |
| Performing athletes, artists, entertainers |
—P— |
| Physician |
J , H-1B |
| Professor, scholar, teacher (exchange visitor) |
—J— |
| Religious workers |
—R— |
| Specialty occupations in fields requiring highly specialized knowledge |
H-1B |
| Students: academic, vocational |
F, M |
| Temporary agricultural workers |
H-2A |
| Temporary workers performing other services or labor of a temporary or seasonal nature. |
H-2B |
| Tourism, vacation, pleasure visitors |
B-2 |
| Training in a program not primarily for employment |
H-3 |
| Treaty traders/treaty investors |
—E— |
| Transiting the United States |
—C— |
| Victims of Human Trafficking |
—T— |
