The E-2 visa lets a national of a treaty country move to the United States to run a business they have put substantial capital into, and stay for as long as that business keeps trading. Two things about it surprise almost everyone: the law has
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The L-1 visa lets a multinational company transfer an existing employee from an office abroad to a related office in the United States, with no lottery, no annual cap, and no labour market test. It is one of the employer-sponsored routes in our guide to
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The TN visa is a US work classification open only to citizens of Canada and Mexico who will work in a profession named in the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). It has no annual cap, no lottery, and no labour certification, making it one of the
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The H-1B visa alternatives worth taking seriously in 2026 are fewer than most lists suggest, and the reasons for looking have sharpened. A wage-weighted lottery replaced the random draw in February 2026. A proposed rule published on 25 August would add a $103,265 fee to
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A B-1 visa is the United States’ temporary business visitor category, and one of the most misunderstood documents in the immigration system. It lets you fly in for a fortnight of meetings, sit through a trade conference, argue over a contract, or install a machine
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