Visas (UAE & USA)
Relocation & Employment in USA:
Navigating the U.S. visa process can be manageable, and we are here to ensure your success. Our team is committed to assisting individuals and families in understanding the different U.S. visa options available for work, education, or family reunification.
We offer expert assistance throughout the application journey, making sure you possess all the required documentation and fulfill the specific criteria for your selected visa category. From collecting necessary paperwork to preparing for interviews, our vast experience will help make your path smoother and more efficient.
Keeping up with the latest immigration regulations and procedures is our priority, so you can be confident you have the most current and relevant information available. With our backing, you will approach your visa application with assurance, supported by a dedicated partner who is focused on your success.
Let’s embark on this journey together towards your new life in the United States. Whether applying for a temporary visa or aiming for a more permanent option, we are well-prepared to provide the knowledge and assistance you require to reach your objectives.
U.S. Visa Categories:
Understanding the different U.S. visa categories is essential to determine which option fits your individual or professional situation best. Below is a comprehensive outline of the primary visa types, each specifically designed for various purposes and requirements:
1)- Non-Immigrant Visas:
These visas are intended for individuals looking to enter the U.S. temporarily and address a wide range of reasons:
- B-1/B-2 Visa: This visa allows business travelers (B-1) to participate in meetings, conferences, or contract negotiations while tourists (B-2) can visit the country for leisure, reconnect with friends or family, or seek medical treatment. Applicants need to prove their intent to return to their home nation.
- F-1 Visa: This visa is exclusively for international students enrolled in academic programs or language training at recognized institutions. To be eligible, students must be registered in a full-time course and maintain valid status during their stay.
- J-1 Visa: This visa category is meant for exchange visitors in approved programs, such as internships, research, or cultural exchanges. It typically requires sponsorship from a program and compliance with specific guidelines regarding work and study.
- H-1B Visa: This non-immigrant visa is for individuals engaged in specialty occupations that require theoretical or technical expertise in fields like IT, engineering, healthcare, and finance. This visa necessitates sponsorship from an employer and is subject to annual limits and specific application processes.
2)- Immigrant Visas:
These visas permit individuals to live permanently in the U.S. and come in various types:
- Family-Based Visas: These visas are issued to close relatives of U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents, such as spouses, children, parents, and siblings. The exact category and processing times can differ based on the type of relationship and the sponsor’s status.
- Employment-Based Visas: These visas are for those with job offers from U.S. employers and are classified according to job type, experience, and qualifications. Categories range from highly skilled professionals to unskilled laborers, with differing eligibility criteria and application processes.
- Diversity Visa Lottery: This initiative aims to enhance diversity by offering a limited number of visas to individuals from countries with historically low
immigration rates to the U.S. Applicants are chosen through a lottery, and they must meet specific eligibility criteria.
3)- Special Visa Categories:
Asylum and Refugee Visas:
These visas are for individuals seeking protection from persecution in their home countries due to reasons such as race, religion, nationality, political views, or involvement in a particular social group. Asylum applications must besubmitted within one year of entering the U.S., whereas refugee status is usually granted before arriving in the country.
- U Visa: This visa is intended for victims of certain qualifying crimes, including domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking, who have assisted law enforcement in investigating or prosecuting the crime. It grants temporary legal status and can potentially lead to permanent residency.
- Temporary Protected Status (TPS): This designation is for individuals from nations experiencing ongoing armed conflict, environmental disasters, or other extraordinary situations. TPS allows individuals to stay in the U.S. temporarily without the risk of deportation while conditions in their home country remain unsafe.
Each visa category has its own requirements, application processes, and constraints. It is crucial to investigate your specific situation thoroughly or seek professional guidance to find the visa option that best fulfills your needs. If you need more information about a particular visa category or assistance with the application procedure, please feel free to ask!