R-1 Visa “Religious Workers”

Visa for persons working in a religious vocation or occupation


The US is a very religious country. Religion is a vital part of every day life and the American society.


70% of all Americans are members of a church or other religious denomination. Therefore, it is not surprising that this fact is reflected in US immigration law.


The US presents itself as host country to a diversity of persons who wish to work in a religious vocation or occupation. So the R-1 religious worker visa enjoys growing popularity and the number of applications increases.


The category has recently undergone some significant changes, especially with regard to the application process.


Do I need a job offer from the US?

What qualifications does the foreign applicant need?

What specific requirements does the denomination have to meet?

Is there a cap on R-1 visas?

How does the application process work?

What is an “on-site inspection?”

If I am already in the US, can I still change to the R-1 status?

For how long is the R-1 visa valid?

Can I change my status to another visa category?

What type of visa do accompanying family members get?

What services does The American Dream offer for you?

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