Business Visas

Types of Business Visas

  1. B-1 Visa_: Business, conferences, meetings, or training
  2. E-1/E-2 Visa_: Treaty traders/investors (substantial trade or investment)
  3. H-1B Visa_: Specialty occupations (temporarily)
  4. O-1 Visa_: Outstanding individuals (business, sciences, arts)
  5. TN Visa_: NAFTA professionals (Canada, Mexico)
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Requirement and Process

Business Visas

Eligibility Requirements

  1. Intention to stay temporarily
  2. Proof of business purpose
  3. Passport valid for at least six months beyond stay
  4. No intention to work or study
  5. Meet health and moral requirements

Application Process

  1. Determine visa requirements
  2. Complete Form DS-160 (Online Nonimmigrant Visa Application)
  3. Pay visa application fee ($160)
  4. Schedule interview at U.S. embassy or consulate
  5. Attend interview and provide biometric data
  6. Receive visa approval or denial

Required Documents

  1. Passport
  2. Form DS-160 confirmation page
  3. Business documents (letter, invitation, contract)
  4. Financial documents (bank statements, proof of income)
  5. Proof of ties to home country (family, employment, assets)

Benefits

  1. Conduct business in the United States
  2. Attend conferences, meetings, or training
  3. Work temporarily (L-1, H-1B)
  4. Travel throughout the U.S.

Processing Times

  1. Varies by U.S. embassy or consulate (typically 2-6 weeks)
  2. Expedited processing available (additional fee)

Fees

  1. Visa application fee: $160
  2. Reciprocity fee (some countries): varies

Our experienced immigration attorneys can help with:

  1. Business visa application preparation
  2. Document gathering and review
  3. Interview preparation
  4. Waiver applications (if necessary)
  5. Appeals and motions (if necessary)

Frequently Asked Questions

Typically up to 6 months (B-1), varies (L-1, H-1B).

Yes, temporarily (L-1, H-1B).

Yes, but requires filing Form I-539.

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