The EB-4 is an employment-based fourth preference immigrant visa that offers a path to U.S. permanent residency (green card) for a select group of “special immigrants”. A major group within this category includes religious workers, though others—such as Afghan/Iraqi nationals who assisted the U.S. government—also qualify. 👤 Who Qualifies as a Special Immigrant? The EB-4 […]

The EB-4 is an employment-based fourth preference immigrant visa that offers a path to U.S. permanent residency (green card) for a select group of “special immigrants”. A major group within this category includes religious workers, though others—such as Afghan/Iraqi nationals who assisted the U.S. government—also qualify. 👤 Who Qualifies as a Special Immigrant? The EB-4

The R-1 visa is a nonimmigrant visa designed for religious workers coming to the United States temporarily to work in a religious capacity for a bona fide nonprofit religious organization. It is intended for ministers, religious professionals, and workers in a religious vocation or occupation. ✅ Who Can Apply for an R-1 Visa? To qualify

The J-1 visa is a nonimmigrant visa for individuals participating in exchange visitor programs promoting cultural and educational exchange in the U.S. It covers a wide range of participants, including students, scholars, interns, trainees, teachers, and physicians. ✅ Who Is Eligible for a J-1 Visa? Participants accepted into a designated exchange program approved by the

The H-3 visa is a nonimmigrant visa that allows foreign nationals to enter the U.S. to participate in training programs that are not available in their home country. This visa is intended for individuals who need to improve their skills or gain experience in a particular field. ✅ Who Qualifies for the H-3 Visa? The