U.S. Immigration Law

1. What Is Third-Country Visa Stamping? Third-country visa stamping refers to attending a U.S. visa interview in a country other than your country of citizenship or permanent residence. For example: An Indian passport holder applying for a U.S. visa in Dubai, Singapore, or Bangkok A worker traveling during vacation and getting visa stamping done abroad Earlier many people who wanted to apply for something used this option to: Avoid long wait times in their home country I want

Several other visa categories can allow foreign professionals to work in the U.S., depending on your qualifications, job role, and nationality.  Exploring visa options: Strategies for those not selected in the H-1B lottery. L-1 Visa (Intra-Company Transfer) If you work for a company that has offices in another country and in the U.S., you might be eligible for an L-1  visa. You typically need to have worked with that company abroad for at least 1 year in the last 3 years. L-1

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