Visas and Immigration to the USA

This is a short-term non-immigrant visa that allows temporary visits to the U.S. for business or personal purposes. Duration of stay: up to 6 months per trip. Often issued as a multiple-entry visa valid for several years. Not permitted: working or studying in the U.S. on a permanent basis. This visa is suitable for those planning a short business trip, tourists, people visiting family or friends, those seeking medical treatment, or participating in commercial events. B1/B2 is a versatile option for temporary and legal stay in the U.S. without immigration intent.

• B-1 visa for business trips, conferences
• B-2 visa for tourism, family visits, medical travel
• Visa renewal and extension of stay in the U.S.

These visas allow you to legally study, grow professionally, and gain new knowledge in the U.S., while also granting the student’s family the right to stay throughout the duration of the program. The visas cover a wide range of educational and academic programs—from schools to vocational training. This visa is suitable for those planning to study at accredited U.S. institutions, for family members accompanying students, for those attending vocational or technical programs, and for those already in the U.S. who wish to change their status or extend their stay to

Family visas are intended for reunification with U.S. citizens and permanent residents based on marriage or family ties. There are both temporary and immigrant categories. Family visas allow legal entry and residence in the U.S. with family; the possibility to obtain a Green Card (either immediately or through adjustment of status within the U.S.); permission to work and study; access to social, educational, and medical services; and the opportunity to change status if the applicant is already legally in the country. Family visas are the main path for those wishing to reunite with loved ones in the U.S. and legally build a life together.

• K-1 Visa – for the fiancé(e) of a U.S. citizen to enter and marry after arrival
• K-3 Visa – for spouses of U.S. citizens waiting for immigration status approval
• CR-1 / IR-1 Visa – immigrant visas for spouses of U.S. citizens with Green Card eligibility
• IR-2, IR-5, F-1, F-2, F-3, F-4 Visas – for children, parents, adult children, and siblings
• Status adjustment in the U.S. after visa issuance

The Green Card Lottery is a chance for citizens of many countries to legally obtain permanent residency and the right to work in the U.S. It is an annual immigrant visa lottery program organized by the U.S. government, offering the opportunity to win the right to live permanently in the U.S. Applications can be submitted only once a year. Basic requirements include being born in an eligible country and having at least a high school education or equivalent work experience. Support during the application process, guidance after winning, and assistance with status adjustment make this path clear and secure.

• Submitting an application for the Green Card Lottery
• Full support for Green Card Lottery winners
• Status adjustment in the U.S. in case of winning

Immigration for individuals with extraordinary abilities and achievements. This category includes non-immigrant visas for talented professionals, scientists, athletes, and figures in the arts and culture who can contribute to the development of the U.S. These visas often provide a pathway to permanent residency and a Green Card.

• O-1A – science, business, sports
• O-1B – arts, film, television
• O-2 – accompanying individuals
• EB-1A/C – extraordinary abilities, professors, managers

Employment-based immigration and professional achievement pathways. Visas for highly qualified specialists, researchers, international company managers, as well as workers with higher education and skilled professionals. Suitable for those who have received a job offer or possess unique skills and experience in demand in the U.S.

• EB-2 / NIW — professionals with higher education, national interest waivers
• EB-3 — skilled workers and professionals
• PERM — labor certification process

Immigration for investors and their families (EB-5). The EB-5 visa is designed for foreign investors willing to invest capital in the U.S. economy and create jobs. It is one of the fastest programs for obtaining a Green Card for the entire family.

• EB-5 — for investors
• Status adjustment from conditional to permanent Green Card

Visas for entrepreneurs, investors, and employees of international companies. This category of visas allows you to run a business in the U.S., open branches, invest in the country’s economy, or transfer employees between offices of an international company.

• E-1 — international trade
• E-2 — foreign investors
• E-3 — specialists from Australia
• L-1/L-2 — intracompany transfers and their families

Special and short-term visas for specific categories of applicants. These visas are intended for transit passengers, crew members of sea and air vessels, artists, athletes, and other professionals temporarily in the U.S. for work or while traveling.

• C — transit
• C1/D, D — crew members
• P — athletes, artists