Preparing for your move to Miami
Preparing to go abroad includes securing important documents, making copies, and a lot of planning. Consider:
- A valid passport (before applying for a visa double check the expiration date of your passport)
- Tourists visiting for less than 90 days don't need a visa
- Students, au pairs, and interns need a J1 or F1 visa
- Employees need an H1 or L1 visa
- If you're travelling on business you will need a tready trader E1 or E2 visa
- Apply for your visa at the American Embassy
- You will be interviewed to determine if you qualify
- Your visa will be added in your passeport with the category and expiration date
Update 13/06/2008
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