USA Visa & Immigration Services
The United States remains a top destination for global talent, offering visitor, student, work and family-based immigration pathways along with employment-based green cards.
Visa Categories in USA
B1/B2 Visitor Visa
Short-term visa for business meetings, tourism or family visits to the United States.
ActiveF1 Student Visa
Full-time academic study at a SEVP-certified U.S. college or university.
ActiveJ1 Exchange Visa
Cultural and educational exchange programs including internships and training.
ActiveH1B Work Visa
Specialty occupation work visa sponsored by a U.S. employer.
ActiveL1 Visa
Intra-company transferee visa for managers, executives and specialized-knowledge staff.
ActiveL2 Visa
Dependent visa for spouses and children of L1 visa holders.
ActiveFamily-Based Immigration
Permanent residence sponsorship for spouses, children, parents and siblings of U.S. citizens/residents.
ActiveEB1
Employment-based green card for individuals with extraordinary ability, outstanding researchers or multinational managers.
ActiveEB2
Employment-based green card for advanced-degree professionals and individuals with exceptional ability.
ActiveEB3
Employment-based green card for skilled workers, professionals and other workers.
ActiveEB5 Investor Visa
Permanent residence through a qualifying investment in a U.S. commercial enterprise creating 10+ jobs: USD 800,000 in a Targeted Employment Area (rural/high-unemployment), or USD 1,050,000 for a standard project (2022 Reform and Integrity Act figures, current through 2026).
ActiveEB2 National Interest Waiver (NIW)
Employment-based green card for advanced-degree professionals whose work benefits the U.S. national interest — no employer sponsorship required.
ActiveE2 Treaty Investor Visa
Non-immigrant visa for nationals of treaty countries. There is no fixed legal minimum — the investment must be "substantial" relative to the business, typically USD 80,000-150,000+ for a service business and USD 150,000-300,000+ for a restaurant/franchise.
ActiveTrump Gold / Platinum Card
Executive-order-based pathway to a U.S. Green Card. Gold Card: USD 1,000,000 individual contribution (or USD 2,000,000 corporate-sponsored), operational since December 2025. Platinum Card: a separate, not-yet-operational USD 5,000,000 tier (waitlist only) offering up to 270 days/year in the U.S. without tax on non-U.S. income, pending Congressional approval.
Eligibility Information
- Determine the correct visa category based on your purpose of travel.
- Demonstrate strong ties to your home country for non-immigrant visas.
- Meet sponsor, employer or academic institution requirements where applicable.
- Provide financial evidence to support your stay or sponsorship.
- Pass consular interview and background checks.
Required Documents
General Process
- Free consultation to identify the right visa category
- Document preparation and form filing (DS-160, I-129, I-130, etc. as applicable)
- Fee payment and biometrics/interview scheduling
- Interview preparation with an ICS consultant
- Visa interview at the U.S. Embassy/Consulate
- Visa issuance and travel guidance
Processing Information
Processing times vary by visa category, applicant profile and current government workloads. ICS provides estimated timelines during your free assessment and keeps you updated at every stage of your application.
Frequently Asked Questions
Timelines vary by category and current processing volumes. Your ICS consultant will provide an estimated timeline based on your specific application during your free assessment.
Yes. We often help clients build a step-by-step improvement plan — such as language retesting, additional experience or education upgrades — to strengthen future eligibility.
Fees depend on the visa category and scope of service. We provide transparent, written quotes after your free initial assessment — no hidden charges.