Migration Expert USA is a private immigration firm providing immigration advice & representation, and is not affiliated with the United States Government. All decisions for granting a visa remain with the relevant Government Authority subject to the applicant lodging a valid application and meeting the relevant criteria. If you do not wish to obtain immigration advice or representation you can make your application directly to relevant government authority without paying any additional fees.
Frequently Asked Questions
US Chile & Singapore Free Trade Visa (H1-B1) Information
How Do I Know if I Qualify for a Chile & Singapore Free Trade Visa (H1-B1) to the US?
- By completing the Free Eligibility Assessment you will a have better understanding of your eligibility to apply for a Chile & Singapore Free Trade Visa (H1-B1).
- For a detailed assessment of your eligibility you may purchase one of our Migration Services. By doing this, a Qualified US Immigration Lawyer will be assigned to your profile to provide you with more personalized service.
What Are the Processing Times and Costs?
| Our Fees | |
|---|---|
| Premium Migration Service | US$1999 |
| Government Fees and Processing Times | |
|---|---|
| Application Fee | US$325-US$1550/US$190 |
| Partner Application Fee | US$325-US$1550/US$190 |
| Dependents Application Fee | US$325-US$1550/US$190 |
| Processing Time | 2 - 12 days |
What Steps Should I Take to Apply for a Chile & Singapore Free Trade Visa (H1-B1)?
- Take the Free Chile & Singapore Free Trade Visa (H1-B1) Eligibility Assessment
- Complete the US Migration Interview
- Commence the Visa application process
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