Highlights: Which visas allow you to do temporary jobs in the U.S.?
- A non-immigrant work visa allows anybody who wants to work in the United States for less than a year.
- Immigrants married to U.S. citizens or protected by asylum can legally live in the country.
- A visiting, business or Visa Waiver Program visa holder cannot work in the United States for temporary employment.
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What type of visa do you need for a temporary job in the U.S.?
Migrants must have a special visa if they are looking to work and travel in the United States. The immigration process to get this visa can take some time. Additionally, only those immigrants who are legally protected by asylum or married to U.S. citizens can live in the country legally.
The laws in the United States are made to protect its citizens, and the U.S. government wants to prioritize its citizens over foreigners when a position is open. A person needs a non-immigrant work visa if they are looking to work in the U.S.
What is a non-immigrant work visa?
A visiting, business, or Visa Waiver Program visa holder is not allowed for temporary employment in the U.S. Anybody wanting to work in the United States for less than a year is required to get a non-immigrant work visa.
Most visas in the U.S. will require a specific work program without a set time, and the country doesn’t have a program for temporary employment. The person applying for temporary employment will have to undergo the same process as the person wishing to work in the U.S. for more extended periods.
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