H-3 Visa - Temporary Trainees
Some of the main requirements that must be met in order to obtain an H-3 trainee visa are:
- The alien must have a foreign residence to which they intend to return after their training is complete.
- The proposed training must not be available in alien's home country;
- The alien will not be placed in a position in which U.S. citizen workers are regularly employed.
- There must not be productive employment unless it is necessary to the specified training and will benefit the pursuit of a career outside the U.S.
- The overall training (productive or not) must be such that it benefits the alien in pursuing a career outside the U.S.
In addition, the length of the training program may not be longer than 2 years. Moreover, after the two years, the alien must stay outside of the U.S. for 6 months before being readmitted to the U.S. However, if the training is intermittent, seasonal, or for 6 months or less, then this foreign residency rule does not apply. A Central Florida H3 Visa attorney from NeJame Law can assist you in providing representation in these efforts.
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