Temporary Residence

A USA Temporary Residence Visa, commonly referred to as a non-immigrant visa, is essential for individuals seeking temporary stay in the United States for specific purposes. These visas are granted to non-US citizens for various reasons, such as tourism, work, or study.

There are several types of temporary residence visas available:

- Tourist Visa: For individuals visiting the United States for tourism purposes.

- Work Visa: For individuals authorized to work in the United States for a specific period.

- Student Visa: For individuals enrolled in academic programs in the United States.

To obtain a USA Temporary Residence Visa, applicants must apply through the US Embassy or Consulate in their home country. The process involves completing an extensive application form, providing required documentation, undergoing fingerprinting, and attending an interview.

It's crucial for applicants to demonstrate strong ties to their home country to ensure their intention to return after their temporary stay, preventing misuse of the visa for permanent immigration purposes.

USA Temporary Residence Visas have limited validity periods, and holders must depart the United States before the visa expires. Failure to comply may lead to serious consequences, including future entry restrictions to the country.

**Visitor Visa – B1 / B-2**

A visitor visa is issued for individuals intending to stay temporarily in the United States. The B-1 visa is for business-related activities such as meetings, conferences, or contract negotiations. The B-2 visa is for recreational purposes, family reunions, participation in non-monetary musical or sports events, or seeking medical treatment.

**Eligibility Criteria and Requirements:**

- Purpose of the stay is temporary and solely for business or pleasure.

- Must demonstrate sufficient funds to cover expenses during the stay.

- Must provide evidence of strong ties to their home country to ensure departure from the US upon visa expiration.

- Employment opportunities within the US are strictly prohibited on a visitor visa.

- Disclosure of any prior arrests, cautions, or convictions is mandatory. Certain offenses may render the applicant ineligible for entry, necessitating an ineligibility waiver.

**Student Visa – F1**

A student visa is issued to individuals seeking to study in the United States, covering a wide range of educational institutions and programs, including language training programs.

**Eligibility and Requirements:**

- Admission offer from an educational institution listed under the Student Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP).

- Adequate financial resources to support the entire period of study. Scholarship applications are encouraged.

- Proof of language proficiency demonstrated through TOEFL or IELTS scores.

For more detailed information, please contact our senior immigration consultants and advisors.