USA Visitor Visa

US Tourist Visa

There are currently 35 nationalities that do not need a US visit visa and can enter the country under a visa-waiver program. All other nationalities, however, will need a non-immigrant visa to travel to the USA. You can obtain a tourist visa to the USA if you plan to travel for pleasure or medical treatment. To be eligible for this type of USA holiday visa you must not plan to receive any remuneration while in the country or undertake any business activities. A travel visa to the USA permits the holder to study as long as the course is less than 18 hours a week and recreational (i.e. not for university credits). To obtain your visitor visa for the USA you must agree with the US embassy beforehand how long you plan to stay in the country and provide evidence of funds that will support you while you are travelling.

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US Visa

It is important to note that a visitor visa does not allow you to work, study or conduct business in the USA. You may wish to consider some of the following options:

Work in US

To work in the USA you will need a work permit or Green Card.

USA Business Visas

If you are visiting for business - even if it does not involve paid work - you will still need to apply for a different category of visa for businesspeople.

Student Visa USA

There are a range of student visas designed specifically for those wishing to study in the USA.

Jobs in USA

To assess the US jobs market and find out how to apply for work in the country, visit this page.