• Foreign medical graduates or physicians to pursue graduate medical education or training at accredited schools of medicine or scientific institutions
• Foreign students participating in exchange programs to promote the sharing of knowledge and skills in education, arts and sciences
• Research scholars to teach, conduct research, observe, or consult on research projects
• Au Pairs to live with an American host family
• Foreign nationals to pursue business and industrial training programs in the U.S.
• Professors to teach, lecture, conduct research, or consult at educational institutions, museums, libraries, or similar institutions in the U.S.
• Employees of International Communication agencies
• Research assistants sponsored by the national institute of health
• Foreign nationals to serve as counselors in U.S. summer camps
• Foreign nationals to obtain further academic qualifications or gain practical experience/training in a specific area of knowledge or expertise
• Foreign nationals who are recognized as potentional leaders or experts to engage in observation tours, discussions, consultation, professional meetings, and training
• U.S. organizations authorized by the Department of State (DOS) to sponsor foreign nationals for training

Legal Disclaimer 
Content on this site is intended for generalized information reasons. It may become out of date at any time due to changes in the law. It is not intended to offer case-specific legal advice nor should it be deemed valid or accurate for that reason. If in fact you have an exact immigration related legal issue, we recommend you consult with an experienced immigration attorney or immigration lawyer. There exists disclaimers throughout our website stating that we are not an official U.S. Government website.