| 1. | What is P-3 visa? |
| | | | | The P-3 visa is a nonimmigrant visa which allows foreign nationals to enter into the U.S. to perform,
teach or coach as artists or entertainers, individually or as part of a group, under a program that is culturally unique. |
| 2. | Who is eligible for P-3 visa? | | |
| | | A P-3 visa classification may be accorded to artists or entertainers, individually or as a group, coming to the U.S. for the purpose of developing, interpreting, representing, coaching, or teaching a unique or traditional ethnic, folk, cultural, musical, theatrical,
or artistic performance or presentation.
Further, you must be coming to the U.S. to participate in a cultural event or events which will further the understanding or development of your art form. The program may be of a commercial or noncommercial nature. |
| 3. | What
privileges do I enjoy on P-3 visa? | | | | | | On P-3 visa, you may: |
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| • | Enter the U.S. and perform for payment or prize money |  |
| • | Engage in part time study | | | •
| Apply for visas for accompanying essential support personnel | | | •
| Apply for P-4 visas for dependents |
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| 4. | What are the limitations of P-3 visas? | | | |
| | The limitations of P-3 visa are: | | | |
| | | • | You may work only for the employer that sponsored you. If you change jobs, you must obtain a
new visa | | | • | P-3 visa petitions cannot be approved until
the appropriate labor organization is consulted by the USCIS | | | • |
Dependents are allowed to stay in the U.S. with you, however they may not work
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