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This visa is for Kenyans who want to visit United States for tourism purposes, business purposes or a combination of both purposes. For tourism purposes, you need to obtain a B-2 visa. For business purposes, you need to obtain the B-1 visa. People who seek medical attention in the United States can also obtain the B-2 visa. This category of visa does not allow you to take permanent residence in the country. You can neither study or be gainfully employed with this category of visa. Evidence of employment and family ties which shows you have the intention of returning to Kenya after the duration of your trip. If you are traveling to the country for medical purposes, there is a need to get the diagnosis from your local doctor and the reason why you cannot get the treatment in Kenya. You need a letter from the medical institution in the United States that is willing to treat you, the letter should state in detail the length and cost of the treatment. Applicants who are less than 18 should make sure they have the original copy of their birth certificate. If you intend to extend your stay, you must file a request with the U.S Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).

This visa is for Kenyans who want to visit United States for tourism purposes, business purposes or a combination of both purposes. For tourism purposes, you need to obtain a B-2 visa. For business purposes, you need to obtain the B-1 visa. People who seek medical attention in the United States can also obtain the B-2 visa. This category of visa does not allow you to take permanent residence in the country. You can neither study or be gainfully employed with this category of visa. Evidence of employment and family ties which shows you have the intention of returning to Kenya after the duration of your trip. If you are traveling to the country for medical purposes, there is a need to get the diagnosis from your local doctor and the reason why you cannot get the treatment in Kenya. You need a letter from the medical institution in the United States that is willing to treat you, the letter should state in detail the length and cost of the treatment. Applicants who are less than 18 should make sure they have the original copy of their birth certificate. If you intend to extend your stay, you must file a request with the U.S Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).

The student visa is for Kenyans looking to study in the United States. There are four types of student visa, they include: F-1 visa- Students applying for a program which requires more than 18 hours of study in a week require an F-1 visa. This includes all undergraduate and graduate programs.  J-1 visa- the J-1 Exchange Visitor Visa is for students, visiting scholars or lecturers pursuing an exchange program. For example, Fulbright scholars and many students on short-term study abroad programs from Indian universities will travel to the U.S. on a J-1 visa. M-1 visa- t he M-1 visa is a type of student visa reserved for vocational and technical schools. While the process remains similar to an F-1 visa, the difference is that on entering, the M-1 visas are time stamped and students cannot overstay their visit. Q-1 visa- the Q-1 visa is for participants in an international cultural exchange program. The school you intend to attend and the course of study determine what category of student visa you will be applying for. The J-1 visa is meant for studying when various organizations sponsor you. M-1 visa is for those attending a vocational or technical course or other non-academic institution. If you want to attend a college, university, elementary school, high school, seminary or language training course, the appropriate visa type is the F-1 visa. You should have applied to study in the institution of choice and must have been accepted before you can apply for any of the categories of the student visa. The admission letter from the institution you have been admitted to is mandatory. It is also necessary to provide proof of accommodation. Those with an M-1 visa may not work until they have completed their study. F-1 allows you to do on-campus work with restrictions. Minors should ensure their parents sign the application form.

The student visa is for Kenyans looking to study in the United States. There are four types of student visa, they include: F-1 visa- Students applying for a program which requires more than 18 hours of study in a week require an F-1 visa. This includes all undergraduate and graduate programs.  J-1 visa- the J-1 Exchange Visitor Visa is for students, visiting scholars or lecturers pursuing an exchange program. For example, Fulbright scholars and many students on short-term study abroad programs from Indian universities will travel to the U.S. on a J-1 visa. M-1 visa- t he M-1 visa is a type of student visa reserved for vocational and technical schools. While the process remains similar to an F-1 visa, the difference is that on entering, the M-1 visas are time stamped and students cannot overstay their visit. Q-1 visa- the Q-1 visa is for participants in an international cultural exchange program. The school you intend to attend and the course of study determine what category of student visa you will be applying for. The J-1 visa is meant for studying when various organizations sponsor you. M-1 visa is for those attending a vocational or technical course or other non-academic institution. If you want to attend a college, university, elementary school, high school, seminary or language training course, the appropriate visa type is the F-1 visa. You should have applied to study in the institution of choice and must have been accepted before you can apply for any of the categories of the student visa. The admission letter from the institution you have been admitted to is mandatory. It is also necessary to provide proof of accommodation. Those with an M-1 visa may not work until they have completed their study. F-1 allows you to do on-campus work with restrictions. Minors should ensure their parents sign the application form.

The student visa is for Kenyans looking to study in the United States. There are four types of student visa, they include: F-1 visa- Students applying for a program which requires more than 18 hours of study in a week require an F-1 visa. This includes all undergraduate and graduate programs.  J-1 visa- the J-1 Exchange Visitor Visa is for students, visiting scholars or lecturers pursuing an exchange program. For example, Fulbright scholars and many students on short-term study abroad programs from Indian universities will travel to the U.S. on a J-1 visa. M-1 visa- t he M-1 visa is a type of student visa reserved for vocational and technical schools. While the process remains similar to an F-1 visa, the difference is that on entering, the M-1 visas are time stamped and students cannot overstay their visit. Q-1 visa- the Q-1 visa is for participants in an international cultural exchange program. The school you intend to attend and the course of study determine what category of student visa you will be applying for. The J-1 visa is meant for studying when various organizations sponsor you. M-1 visa is for those attending a vocational or technical course or other non-academic institution. If you want to attend a college, university, elementary school, high school, seminary or language training course, the appropriate visa type is the F-1 visa. You should have applied to study in the institution of choice and must have been accepted before you can apply for any of the categories of the student visa. The admission letter from the institution you have been admitted to is mandatory. It is also necessary to provide proof of accommodation. Those with an M-1 visa may not work until they have completed their study. F-1 allows you to do on-campus work with restrictions. Minors should ensure their parents sign the application form.

The student visa is for Kenyans looking to study in the United States. There are four types of student visa, they include: F-1 visa- Students applying for a program which requires more than 18 hours of study in a week require an F-1 visa. This includes all undergraduate and graduate programs.  J-1 visa- the J-1 Exchange Visitor Visa is for students, visiting scholars or lecturers pursuing an exchange program. For example, Fulbright scholars and many students on short-term study abroad programs from Indian universities will travel to the U.S. on a J-1 visa. M-1 visa- t he M-1 visa is a type of student visa reserved for vocational and technical schools. While the process remains similar to an F-1 visa, the difference is that on entering, the M-1 visas are time stamped and students cannot overstay their visit. Q-1 visa- the Q-1 visa is for participants in an international cultural exchange program. The school you intend to attend and the course of study determine what category of student visa you will be applying for. The J-1 visa is meant for studying when various organizations sponsor you. M-1 visa is for those attending a vocational or technical course or other non-academic institution. If you want to attend a college, university, elementary school, high school, seminary or language training course, the appropriate visa type is the F-1 visa. You should have applied to study in the institution of choice and must have been accepted before you can apply for any of the categories of the student visa. The admission letter from the institution you have been admitted to is mandatory. It is also necessary to provide proof of accommodation. Those with an M-1 visa may not work until they have completed their study. F-1 allows you to do on-campus work with restrictions. Minors should ensure their parents sign the application form.

This visa allows a Kenyan to take up paid employment temporarily in the United States. The period of working time should be noted in the employment contract. There are various types of work visa which include; H, I, L, O and P visa. Receipt number of Nonimmigrant Worker (I-129 Form) form filed by your employer is required. Proof of paid visa application fees. Proof of incentive that you will return to your country after your work with the exception of H-1B and L visa. If you are applying for a L visa, you will need to have a filled I-129S form which should be taken along with you for your visa interview. Visa interviews are generally required for between the ages of 14 and 79 years but not for those younger or older than this range. Spouse and children of various work visa categories can accompany work visa holders.

This visa allows a Kenyan to take up paid employment temporarily in the United States. The period of working time should be noted in the employment contract. There are various types of work visa which include; H, I, L, O and P visa. Receipt number of Nonimmigrant Worker (I-129 Form) form filed by your employer is required. Proof of paid visa application fees. Proof of incentive that you will return to your country after your work with the exception of H-1B and L visa. If you are applying for a L visa, you will need to have a filled I-129S form which should be taken along with you for your visa interview. Visa interviews are generally required for between the ages of 14 and 79 years but not for those younger or older than this range. Spouse and children of various work visa categories can accompany work visa holders.

This visa allows a Kenyan to take up paid employment temporarily in the United States. The period of working time should be noted in the employment contract. There are various types of work visa which include; H, I, L, O and P visa. Receipt number of Nonimmigrant Worker (I-129 Form) form filed by your employer is required. Proof of paid visa application fees. Proof of incentive that you will return to your country after your work with the exception of H-1B and L visa. If you are applying for a L visa, you will need to have a filled I-129S form which should be taken along with you for your visa interview. Visa interviews are generally required for between the ages of 14 and 79 years but not for those younger or older than this range. Spouse and children of various work visa categories can accompany work visa holders.

This visa allows a Kenyan to take up paid employment temporarily in the United States. The period of working time should be noted in the employment contract. There are various types of work visa which include; H, I, L, O and P visa. Receipt number of Nonimmigrant Worker (I-129 Form) form filed by your employer is required. Proof of paid visa application fees. Proof of incentive that you will return to your country after your work with the exception of H-1B and L visa. If you are applying for a L visa, you will need to have a filled I-129S form which should be taken along with you for your visa interview. Visa interviews are generally required for between the ages of 14 and 79 years but not for those younger or older than this range. Spouse and children of various work visa categories can accompany work visa holders.

This visa allows a Kenyan to take up paid employment temporarily in the United States. The period of working time should be noted in the employment contract. There are various types of work visa which include; H, I, L, O and P visa. Receipt number of Nonimmigrant Worker (I-129 Form) form filed by your employer is required. Proof of paid visa application fees. Proof of incentive that you will return to your country after your work with the exception of H-1B and L visa. If you are applying for a L visa, you will need to have a filled I-129S form which should be taken along with you for your visa interview. Visa interviews are generally required for between the ages of 14 and 79 years but not for those younger or older than this range. Spouse and children of various work visa categories can accompany work visa holders.

This visa allows a Kenyan to take up paid employment temporarily in the United States. The period of working time should be noted in the employment contract. There are various types of work visa which include; H, I, L, O and P visa. Receipt number of Nonimmigrant Worker (I-129 Form) form filed by your employer is required. Proof of paid visa application fees. Proof of incentive that you will return to your country after your work with the exception of H-1B and L visa. If you are applying for a L visa, you will need to have a filled I-129S form which should be taken along with you for your visa interview. Visa interviews are generally required for between the ages of 14 and 79 years but not for those younger or older than this range. Spouse and children of various work visa categories can accompany work visa holders.