Appoint a lawyer to represent your application for a Work Visa to the United States.
An I visa is a temporary work visa for representatives of the foreign press, radio, film and other foreign information media to work in the US. Journalists, reporters and film production workers who apply for an I visa must be coming to the US solely to engage in their vocation and the result of their work must primarily be to benefit the audience of their home country.
Assessment for Businesses Assessment for EmployeesI Visa Requirements
To qualify for an I visa, the applicant must be a representative of the foreign media, freelance journalist or contracted by a media organization travelling to the US solely to work in their profession. An I visa applicant must usually be coming to the US to gather and/or report on information or news for a media organization that has its home office in a foreign country.
I visa applicants may also be required to meet certain health and character requirements.
Assessment for Businesses Assessment for EmployeesI Visa Entitlements
An I visa entitles the holder to work in the US temporarily. An I visa is usually granted for the duration of the applicant's job status, meaning, so long as the applicant is performing their job duties, the applicant may remain in the US.
Spouses and unmarried children under 21 years of age may also apply for an I visa to join their spouse or parent in the US. Accompanying spouses and children are entitled to study in the United States but are not entitled to undertake any employment without obtaining an appropriate work visa.
Assessment for Businesses Assessment for EmployeesI Visa Processing Time and Costs
| Our Fees | |
|---|---|
| Premium Migration Service | US$1999 |
| Government Fees and Processing Times | |
|---|---|
| Application Fee | US$160 |
| Partner Application Fee | US$160 |
| Dependents Application Fee | US$160 |
| Processing Time | 2 - 12 days |
- Other Work Visas
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Green Cards
Foreign workers with a permanent employment offer in the US may be able to apply for a Green Card. -
Working Holiday Visas
Working Holiday or Exchange visas allow foreigners to work and/or study in the US while experiencing American culture. -
H1B Work Visa
An H1B visa allows foreign workers to work in the US in a specialty occupation for a sponsoring employer. -
L1 Work Visa
The L1 visa allows international companies to sponsor senior and key employees to work in the US. -
H2A Work Visa
An H2A visa allows foreign workers to undertake seasonal or temporary work in agricultural industries across the US. -
H2B Work Visa
An H2B visa permits foreign workers to undertake seasonal or temporary work in a range of industries across the US. -
O1 Work Visa
An O1 visa allows foreign workers with an extraordinary ability or talent to work in the US temporarily for their sponsoring employer or agent. -
E3 Work Visa
The E3 visa allows Australian citizens to live and work in the US temporarily in a specialty occupation for their sponsoring employer. -
H1B1 Work Visa
An H1B1 visa allows citizens of Chile and Singapore to live and work in the US temporarily for a sponsoring employer. -
R1 Work Visa
The R1 visa allows religious workers to work in the US for a non-profit religious organization. -
TN Work Visa
A TN visa allows citizens of Canada and Mexico to work in the US temporarily for a sponsoring employer. -
P2 Work Visa
The P2 visa allows international artists and entertainers to participate in a reciprocal exchange program and perform in the US temporarily. -
P3 Work Visa
The P3 visa permits international artists and entertainers to participate in a culturally unique program and perform in the US temporarily. -
P1 Work Visa
The P1 visa permits internationally recognized athletes and entertainers to compete or perform in the US at a specific event. -
Q1 Work Visa
A Q1 visa allows foreigners the opportunity to participate in an international cultural exchange program in the US.
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