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What kind of visas are there in America?
Student visas (F and M visas)
Exchange Visiting Scholar Visa (J Visa)
Short-term work visas (H, L, O and P visas)
Family visas (F2, M2, J2, L2 and H4 visas)
Media worker visa (I visa)
Transit visa (C visa)
US visa type/US visa type:
A- 1 Visa: A- 1 Visa is issued to ambassadors, ministers, government ministers, career diplomats or consular officials and their families.
A-2 visa: American A2 visa is issued to other foreign government officials or employees and their families.
A-3 visa: issued to the attaché s, attaché s or private employees of A 1 and A2 visa holders and their immediate family members.
B- 1 Visa: US B- 1 Visa is issued to business visitors.
B-2 visa: American B2 visa is issued to short-term tourists and short-term relatives.
C- 1 Visa: The United States C- 1 Visa is issued to foreigners passing through the United States.
C-2 visa: American C2 visa is issued to foreigners transiting the United States for the United Nations Headquarters.
C-3 visa: American C3 visa is issued to foreign governments that are not recognized by the United States or are not members of the United Nations, and their representatives, entourage and family members sent to international institutions pass through the United States.
D- 1 visa: the United States D- 1 visa is issued to seafarers or aviation personnel (those who leave the country with the original ship or plane).
D-2 visa: American D-2 visa is issued to seafarers or aircrew (those who do not leave the country with the original ship or aircraft).
E- 1 Visa: The U.S. E-kloc-0/Visa is issued to businessmen and their spouses from countries that have trade agreements with the United States, as well as unmarried children under the age of 2/kloc-0.
E-2 visa: American E2 visa is issued to the unmarried children under 2 1 year old of investors and their spouses in countries with trade agreements with the United States.
F- 1 visa: the United States F 1 visa is issued to scholars or students.
F 1 student visa is the most common visa type for studying in the United States. This visa is designed for applicants who go to officially recognized American educational institutions and colleges. If you study in the United States for more than 18 hours a week, you need an F 1 student visa.
F-2 visa: American F2 visa is issued to spouses of scholars or students and unmarried children under 2 1 year old.
F2 visa is what we usually call a visa to accompany readers. That is, your husband (or wife) is studying in the United States with a visa F 1. If you want to accompany you to the United States for a long time, you can apply for an F2 visa. If it is only short-term (within 6 months), you can apply for a B2 visa to visit relatives.
G- 1 Visa: The U.S. G- 1 Visa is issued to the main permanent representatives, employees and their immediate family members of foreign governments accredited to international institutions recognized by the United States.
G-2 visa: American G2 visa is issued to representatives of other foreign governments accredited to international institutions recognized by the United States and their immediate family members.
G-3 visa: American G3 visa is issued to representatives of foreign governments and their immediate family members who meet the visa requirements, but their governments are not recognized by the US government and are not members of this institution.
G-4 visa: American G4 visa is issued to officials or employees working in international organizations and their immediate family members.
G-5 visa: American G5 visa is issued to G 1, G2, G3 and G4 visa holders and their families' entourage or private employees.
H- 1a visa: the American H 1a visa is issued to professional nurses who are temporarily employed in the United States.
H-lb visa: American Hlb visa is issued to staff who are temporarily employed by the United States and have special talents and specialties.
H- 1b visa, a kind of American visa, refers to: special occupation/temporary worker visa (H- 1B). H 1B visa is the most important work visa in the United States. It is a non-immigrant visa issued to employees with foreign nationality and professional skills employed by American companies. H 1B visa holders can work in the United States for three years, which can be extended for another three years. After the expiration of six years, visa holders must leave the United States if their status has not changed.
H-2a visa: American H2a visa is issued to agricultural personnel engaged in short-term or seasonal work.
H-2b visa: American H2b visa is issued to skilled or unskilled workers engaged in temporary service or manual work.
H-3 visa: American H3 visa is issued to temporary trainees.
H-4 visa: American H4 visa is issued to H 1 visa, H2 visa and H3 visa holder's spouse and unmarried children under 2 1 year old.
H4 visa: This visa is issued to the families of short-term workers (H) in the United States, and can be used for multiple entry. H4 is an accompanying visa, which can be accompanied for several years until H 1-B loses its identity. Applicants for H4 can only be spouses and minor children.
H4 visa allows the applicant to have an immigration tendency.
I visa: American I visa is issued to journalists and their spouses and unmarried children under the age of 2/kloc-0.
I-20 is a document issued by a school recognized by the US government to foreign applicants to prove their legal student status.
J- 1 visa: American J- 1 visa is issued to exchange visiting scholars.
J-2 visa: American J2 visa is issued to the spouse of J 1 visa holder and unmarried children under 2 1 year old.
K- 1 visa: the United States K- 1 visa is issued to the fiance (wife) of an American citizen.
K-2 visa: U.S. K2 visa is issued to unmarried children under the age of K 1 visa holder 2/KLOC-0.
L- 1 visa: The L- 1 visa in the United States is issued to personnel dispatched by multinational companies.
L-2 visa: American L2 visa is issued to the spouse of L 1 visa holder and unmarried children under 2 1 year old.
M- 1 visa: the American M 1 visa is issued to students who study short-term vocational skills.
M-2 visa: American M2 visa is issued to the spouse of M 1 visa holder and unmarried children under 2 1 year old.
O- 1 Visa: The U.S. O- 1 Visa is issued to people with special talents in science, art, education, business or sports.
O-2 visa: U.S. O2 visa is issued to the accompanying personnel who come to the United States with O/KLOC-0 visa.
O-3 visa: American O3 visa is issued to O 1 visa holder's family.
P- 1 visa: the United States P- 1 visa is issued to internationally renowned athletes and members of entertainment groups.
P-2 visa: P2 visa in the United States is issued to members of performing arts groups participating in exchange programs.
P-3 visa: P3 visa in the United States is issued to performing artists or members of entertainment groups with unique significance.
P-4 visa: American P4 visa is issued to spouses of P 1, P2 and P3 visa holders and unmarried children under 2 1.
Q- 1 visa: the United States Q 1 visa is issued to participants in international cultural exchange programs.
Q-2 visa: The Q2 visa of the United States is issued to the spouse of the holder of Q- 1 and unmarried children under 2 1.
R- 1 visa: the United States R- 1 visa is issued to recognized religious sects.
R-2 visa: American R2 visa is issued to the spouse of the holder of R 1 and unmarried children under 2 1.
NATO (1-7) visa: The US NATO visa is a visa issued to foreigners and their related personnel in the United States according to the North Atlantic Treaty.
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