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Thanks for the link. Yes, as everyone can see, the State Department lists the H1B visa as a "non-immigrant visa" just like the B2 tourist visa.
by VictorPath 5y ago
Thanks for the link. Yes, as everyone can see, the State Department lists the H1B visa as a "non-immigrant visa" just like the B2 tourist visa.
- triceratops 5y ago"Non-immigrant visa" means "getting this visa doesn't make you an immigrant". Which is true for the B2 (it makes you a tourist) and the H-1B (it makes you a temporary worker). It shouldn't be confused with "intent". If you show intent to immigrate when applying for a B2, you can be denied. That's not the case for an H-1B.