For individuals possessing extraordinary abilities, unique skills, or international recognition in their fields, these talent visa categories offer strategic pathways to work, perform, or compete temporarily in the United States. Our firm provides comprehensive guidance—helping you meet the required criteria, compile extensive documentation, and navigate the legal benchmarks for a successful application. Below are four common talent visas we handle:

O Visa

The O visa category is for individuals with extraordinary ability in certain fields or extraordinary achievement in the film/TV industry, allowing them to work temporarily in the U.S. in their area of expertise. It includes O-1A (sciences, education, business, athletics), O-1B (arts, film/TV), O-2 (support personnel), and O-3 (dependents).

• O-1A Visa (Individuals with Extraordinary Ability)

O-1A Visa enables individuals with demonstrated extraordinary ability in the sciences, education, business, or athletics, evidenced by sustained national or international acclaim, to work temporarily in the U.S. in their field of expertise.

• O-1B Visa (Individuals with Extraordinary Ability or Achievement)

O-1B visa is designed for talented individuals who possess extraordinary ability in the arts or have demonstrated extraordinary achievement in the motion picture or television industry, allowing them to pursue temporary work in the U.S. within their creative domain.

P-1 Visa (Internationally Recognized Athletes and Entertainment Groups)

P-1 Visa permits internationally recognized athletes (P-1A) to compete, and members of internationally recognized entertainment groups (P-1B) to perform, in the United States based on their established reputation and talent.

P-3 Visa (Culturally Unique Artists and Entertainers)

P-3 Visa is available for talented artists or entertainers, coming individually or as part of a group, to temporarily perform, teach, or coach in the U.S. under a program that is considered culturally unique.