A nonimmigrant visa grants you temporary stay in the United States. When your visa expires, you must leave the United States unless you have applied for Legal Permanent Residency.
The P-1B visa is available to members of an entertainment group that has existed for at least one year and has been recognized internationally as outstanding.
The P-1B visa is a temporary nonimmigrant work visa for members of internationally recognized entertainment groups.
The application focuses on the reputation of the group rather than individual achievements.
To qualify for a P-1B visa, you must show:
Support personnel may also qualify for a P-1 visa.
This includes:
These individuals must be an essential part of the performance of a P-1B entertainment group and perform duties that cannot easily be done by a U.S. worker.
Spouses and unmarried children under 21 may accompany P-1B visa holders under the P-4 classification.
P-4 dependents are not authorized to work in the United States but may pursue educational studies.
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The P-1B visa is used for members of internationally recognized entertainment groups coming to the United States to perform.
Members of entertainment groups that have been internationally recognized and established for at least one year.
No. The visa is based on the group’s reputation, not individual recognition.
Yes. Essential support personnel such as technicians and stage staff may qualify.
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