Travel to USA from UK: Comprehensive Guide
If you’re planning to travel from the UK to the US as a British national, will you need to apply for a US visa?
27th September 2024
If you’re planning to travel from the UK to the US as a British national, will you need to apply for a US visa?
The E-1 visa allows nationals of certain countries to enter the USA to carry out ‘substantial trade’. It is designed primarily for individuals and businesses engaged in significant and ongoing trade between the US and
The E2 visa is the primary US immigration route for investors, entrepreneurs, and business owners making a substantial investment in a new or existing enterprise in the United States. The E2 visa offers holders considerable flexibility
What are the US spouse visa requirements to join your loved one in the USA?
If you are the spouse of an American citizen, you may be seeking permission to come to the United States under either a CR1 visa or an IR1 visa. The CR1 and IR1 visas are
What are the visa options for moving to the USA from the UK?
Many US work visas require the visa holder to be sponsored by an employer. What do you need to know about US visa sponsorship?
L1 Visa: Ultimate Guide to US Intracompany Transfers The L-1 intracompany transfer visa enables companies to deploy key personnel to operations in the US on a temporary basis. Strict eligibility criteria, however, apply for
What are your options if your US visa application has been refused?
When applying for a US visa, there are various reasons why your application may be refused. One of the most common bases for a denied US visa application is under the provisions of Section 221(g)
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If you are currently working in the United States as an intracompany transferee on an L-1 visa, you may be looking to change job or employer. In this guide for L1 visa holders, we set
Renouncing US citizenship is a formal legal process by which a US citizen voluntarily chooses to give up their citizenship. This action is irrevocable and involves several steps, including a personal appearance at a US
The E3 visa for speciality occupations is a US immigration route open exclusively to Australian nationals. Under the E3 visa, Australian citizens can come to the US to live and work, and bring their spouse
If you’re planning to visit the United States, you’ll need to ensure you have permission to travel. If you don’t qualify for visa-free travel to the US as a visitor, you may need to apply
Before you travel to the United States for business, you will need to ensure you have the relevant permission. While the US allows visa-free travel for some business visitors, not everyone will be eligible for this.
While permanent residence status is the US is indefinite, the physical Green Cards that are issued to prove this, however, are typically valid for only 10 years. As such, as a US Green Card holder,
The US Department of State has confirmed that all available visas for several key employment-based categories, including EB-1, EB-2, EB-3, and EB-5, have been fully issued for fiscal year 2024. This means no further visas
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