US Visas

Learn About the TN Visa for Citizens of Canada and Mexico Canada and Mexico are the nearest neighbors of the US and also some of the most important trade partners for the US. Therefore, the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) was created to facilitate trade between the trade countries. As part of NAFTA, some […]

If you wish to visit the US, you will need to apply for a tourist visa, such as a B-2 visa or a B-1 visa. You will generally apply for a B-2 visa if you are traveling for business and a B-1 visa if you are traveling for medical or tourist reasons. The most common

A student visa, including an M-1 Visa and an F-1 Visa, will generally allow you to remain in the US for your studies for as long as your program of study continues. Your Arrival-Departure Record (Form I-94) will generally indicate how long you are permitted to remain in the US. If you are a student,

Entry at US borders is overseen by U.S. Homeland Security Department and Customs Protection Bureau (CPB) and to an extend the USCIS (US Citizenship and Immigration Services). These agencies as well as others ensure that US borders are secure and that everyone in the US and everyone entering the US remain safe. To this extent,

The H-3 Trainee Visa is a non-immigrant type of US visa, which allows foreign nationals to enter the US and take part in paid traineeships. Usually, this visa is used when a company has subsidiaries or parent companies outside of the US and wishes to train those employees abroad in the US. This visa is

If you are applying for a K1 Fiancee Visa, you are applying to enter the US in order to get married to a US citizen. Since the K1 visa allows you to secure a green card through marriage and eventually apply for US citizenship, the USCIS takes care to ensure that there is no immigration

US immigration authorities understand that in many cases where a petitioner is granted a US visa (such as a K-1 visa), the petitioner will likely want to bring their family with them to the US. In many cases, there are categories of visas which exist specifically to allow the children and spouses of petitioners to

Exchange programs are exciting opportunities. These programs, sponsored by private enterprises or by the government, allow a visitor from another country to live and study or work in the US while a US resident travels to the visitor’s country to live and study there. Exchange programs build relationships and allow for cultural and academic learning

The US has many educational institutions, including colleges, universities, private high schools and elementary schools as well as specialty and vocational schools. In fact, some of the schools in the US such as Harvard, UCLA, Stanford, Yale, and many others have an international reputation and attract some of the best students and academics from the

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Anyone who is not from the US but is planning to marry a US citizen can apply to travel to and live in the US. The fiancee of a US citizen can even apply for a green card. There are two options for such couples: the couple can get married outside of the US or