We hear too much about US Visas. Like US Visitor Visa, US Student Visa, US Work Visa and so on, but little we know about various types of US Visas. I recently was going through my forwarded emails and found an email lying there containing this very useful information. Below is a list of all types of US Visa. You can get to know which US Visa is for what. I’m sure, this is going to be extremely useful to all readers.
A – Official Visas
A-1: For Ambassadors, public ministers & consular officers
A-2: For immediate family members of A-1
A-3: Attendants & servants of A-1 and A-2 holders
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B – Business Visa / Visitor Visa B-1 Temporary visitor for business B-2 Temporary visitor for leisure C & D Visa (For Aliens in transit) |
E – Visa (For Traders/Investors)
E-1 Treaty Trader, spouse and children
E-2 Treaty Investor, spouse and children
F – Students Visa
Want to study or research at a U.S. college? Then F is the visa for you
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F-1: Academic Student
F-2: Spouse or child of F-1
H – Temporary Worker Visa
H-1B: Persons in a specialty occupation
H-2B: Seasonal nonagricultural workers
H-3: Trainees other than medical/academic; also training of handicaps
H-4: Dependants of H visa holders
I – Mediapersons Visa
Are you a reporter, film person, Editor? Then you require an I-visa -
Essential docs: Your press ID, a letter from the editor.
J & K Exchange Visitor Visa
J-1 exchange visitors may be academics, scientists, business people or
students.
J-1: Visas for exchange visitors
J-2: Spouse or ‘child’ of J-1 under 21
Fiance(e) of US Citizen
K-1 Fiance(e)
K-2 Minor child of K-1
K-3 Spouse of a U.S. Citizen (LIFE Act)
K-4 Child of K-3 (LIFE Act)
Docs: Marriage certificate & Photos, Intent of marrying within 90 days
in US(for K1). — –> For those who are looking to settle down, well,
this is the way to go. 
| L – Intracompany Transferees Visa L-1A Executive, managerial L-1B Specialized knowledge L-2 Spouse or child of L-1 Vocational and Language Students O -Visa (For Prodigies) |
Athletes and Entertainers
P-1: Athletes & Entertainment groups
P-2: Entertainers in exchange programs
P-3: Entertainers in cultural programs
P-4: Spouse or child of P-1, 2, or 3
R-Visa (Religious Workers)
R-1 Religious workers
R-2 Spouse or child of R-1
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