Designed for those who wish to study or receive training at accredited U.S. institutions.

• F-1 (Academic Student):
  For university, high school, language, or other academic programs.
  Allows limited on-campus employment.
• M-1 (Vocational Student):
  For technical or professional training in non-academic fields such as mechanics, culinary arts, or design.

J-1 (Exchange Visitor):
For exchange programs, internships, au pairs, professors, or research visitors.

Ideal for individuals seeking temporary or specialized employment in the United States.

• H-1B (Specialty Occupations):
  For professionals with university education in high-demand fields such as technology, engineering, or finance.
• H-2A (Temporary Agricultural Workers):
  For seasonal agricultural employment.
• H-2B (Temporary Non-Agricultural Workers):
  For temporary jobs in tourism, construction, landscaping, housekeeping, and related industries.
• L-1 (Intra-Company Transferee):
  For executives or specialized employees transferred within an international company.
• O-1 (Individuals with Extraordinary Ability):
  For artists, athletes, scientists, or entrepreneurs recognized for their exceptional talent or achievements.
• P-1 (Internationally Recognized Athletes or Entertainers):
  For renowned athletes, teams, or artists performing in the U.S.

TN (Mexico and Canada – USMCA Treaty):
Exclusive to Mexican and Canadian professionals with a valid job offer in the U.S.

At Nuvanta, we help entrepreneurs, executives, and investors turn opportunity into reality.
Whether you’re expanding your company, launching a new venture, or investing in a U.S. enterprise, our immigration experts guide you toward the best visa for your business goals.

• E-1 (Treaty Trader):
  For business owners engaged in substantial trade between the U.S. and their home country.
• E-2 (Treaty Investor):
  For investors who contribute a substantial amount of capital to a U.S. business.
• L-1A / L-1B:
  For companies transferring executives or specialized personnel to U.S. affiliates

The United States offers five main employment-based visa categories (EB-1 through EB-5).
Among them, several provide direct or strategic pathways to permanent residency through investment, entrepreneurship, or executive management.

For individuals seeking protection, refuge, or relief due to difficult or dangerous circumstances.

• U Visa:
  For victims of serious crimes who cooperate with law enforcement in investigations or court proceedings.
• T Visa:
  For victims of human trafficking (labor or sexual exploitation).
• Asylum and Refugee Status:
  For individuals fleeing persecution based on political, religious, ethnic, or gender-related reasons.

Humanitarian Parole:
Allows temporary entry for urgent humanitarian reasons or significant public benefit.

For those who wish to reunite with their loved ones in the United States.

• IR / CR (Immediate Relatives of U.S. Citizens):
  Spouses, minor children, or parents of U.S. citizens.
• F1–F4 (Family Preference Categories):
  Adult children, siblings, or other family members of permanent residents.

K-1 (Fiancé(e) of a U.S. Citizen):
Allows travel to the U.S. to marry a U.S. citizen.

• • • DV (Diversity Visa Lottery):
      Annual program granting permanent residency to individuals from countries with low U.S. immigration rates.
    • R-1 (Religious Worker):
      For ministers or religious workers providing services in U.S.-based organizations.
    A / G (Diplomatic and Official Visas):
    For government representatives and international organization officials.