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🎓 What Is the M-1 Visa? The M-1 visa is a nonimmigrant visa designed for students attending vocational or technical programs in the United States. Unlike the F-1 visa, which is for academic education, the M-1 focuses on practical or hands-on training in fields such as culinary arts, automotive repair, mechanical trades, or fashion design. […]

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 P-4 Visa for Family Members of P Visa Holders The P-4 visa is available to the spouse and unmarried children under 21 of foreign nationals holding P-1, P-2, or P-3 visas (including athletes, artists, and entertainers). It allows them to legally join their family member in the United States for the duration of the

🌍 P-3 Visa for Artists and Entertainers Performing in Culturally Unique Programs The P-3 visa enables artists and entertainers to come to the United States—individually or as part of a group—to develop, interpret, represent, coach, or teach a performance or presentation that is culturally unique. 🎶 What Is Considered “Culturally Unique”? A culturally unique program

🎭 P-2 Visa for Artists and Entertainers in Reciprocal Exchange Programs The P-2 visa is designed for individual artists or entertainers—or groups—participating in a reciprocal exchange program between a U.S. organization and one abroad. This visa allows temporary entry to perform, teach, or share artistic talents in the U.S. ✅ Who Is Eligible? Artists or

🎭 P-1 Visa for Internationally Recognized Athletes and Entertainers The P-1 visa enables internationally recognized athletes and entertainment groups to perform or compete in the United States. It’s ideal for elite professionals and teams seeking temporary entry to participate in events, competitions, or tours. ✅ Who Qualifies for a P-1 Visa? P-1A: Individual athletes or