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For people visiting the US temporarily for business (B-1) or tourism, pleasure or medical treatment (B-2).

For citizens of Visa Waiver Program countries travelling for tourism or business for up to 90 days without a visa.

For international students enrolled full-time in an accredited US academic institution or language program.

For students pursuing non-academic or vocational study at a US institution, such as technical or trade schools.

For approved exchange program participants such as scholars, researchers, au pairs, interns, trainees and camp counselors.

For professionals in specialty occupations requiring at least a bachelor's degree, sponsored by a US employer.

For seasonal or temporary agricultural workers filling jobs no US workers are available to fill.

For temporary or seasonal non-agricultural workers, such as hospitality, landscaping or construction labor.

For trainees receiving training not available in their home country, or special education exchange visitors.

For managers or executives transferring from a related foreign company to a US branch, affiliate or subsidiary.

For employees with specialized knowledge transferring from a related foreign company to a US entity.

For individuals with extraordinary ability in science, arts, education, business, athletics, film or television.

For internationally recognized athletes and members of internationally recognized entertainment groups.

For artists or entertainers performing under a reciprocal exchange program between US and foreign organizations.

For artists or entertainers coming to perform, teach or coach under a culturally unique program.

For nationals of treaty countries carrying on substantial international trade between the US and their country.

For nationals of treaty countries investing a substantial amount of capital in a US business they will direct.

For Australian nationals coming to perform services in a specialty occupation requiring a degree.

For Canadian and Mexican professionals in qualifying occupations under the USMCA agreement.

For ministers and religious workers coming to work for a US non-profit religious organization.

For priority workers: people of extraordinary ability, outstanding professors/researchers, and multinational managers.

For professionals with advanced degrees or exceptional ability, including those seeking a National Interest Waiver.

For skilled workers, professionals with a degree, and certain other (unskilled) workers with a US job offer.

For special immigrants such as religious workers, certain government employees, and special immigrant juveniles.

For investors who invest a substantial amount in a US enterprise that creates at least 10 US jobs.

For the foreign spouse of a US citizen immigrating to live permanently in the United States.

For the foreign fiancé(e) of a US citizen entering to marry within 90 days of arrival.

For the parent of a US citizen who is aged 21 or older sponsoring them to immigrate.

For unmarried sons and daughters (aged 21+) of US citizens immigrating through family sponsorship.

For spouses and unmarried children (under 21) of US lawful permanent residents.

For married sons and daughters of US citizens, with their spouses and children.

For brothers and sisters of adult US citizens, with their spouses and children.

For nationals of countries with low rates of immigration to the US, selected by random lottery.

For people already in the US or at a port of entry who fear persecution in their home country.

For people outside the US who are referred for resettlement because they fear persecution at home.

For victims of qualifying crimes who have suffered abuse and assist law enforcement.

For victims of human trafficking who are in the US as a result and assist in investigations.

For eligible people already in the US who apply to become lawful permanent residents without leaving.

For lawful permanent residents who meet residence and other requirements to become US citizens.