US Work and Immigration Options for Foreign Professionals

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US Work and Immigration Options for Foreign Professionals

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US Immigration Options for Top Performers in Sciences, Business, Arts, Education, Athletics



Nonimmigrant Visas: 
O-1 Visa
L-1 Visa
E-3 Visa
F-1 Visa
H-1 Visa
Green Card: 
Employment Based Green Cards
EB1 Green Card
Extraordinary Ability
International Managers, Executives
Outstanding Researcher, Professor
National Interest Waiver
Profession/Occupation: 
Accountants and Auditors
Artists, Musicians, Performers
Athletes and Sportsmen
Basic Medical Sciences
Biologists
Chemists
Computer and IT Professionals
Dentists
Economists
Employee
Employers and HR
Engineers
Entrepreneurs
Hospitality Professionals
International Affairs
Lawyers
Managers and Executives
Materials Science and Engineering
Mathematics and Statistics Professionals
Microbiologists
Models
Nurses
Pharmacists
Physical Therapists
Physicians
Physicists
Professors
Researcher
Scientists and Researchers
Students

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