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Talent and Performance Visas

P-2 Visa

The P-2 Visa is a specific type of nonimmigrant worker visa for individuals who aim to work in the U.S. as solo artists, entertainers, or as part of an artist or entertainment group under a reciprocal exchange program with a U.S. organization. This visa is designed for those who wish to engage in a cultural or artistic exchange between the U.S. and their home country.

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  • The American Federation of Musicians (U.S.) and the American Federation of Musicians (Canada).
  • Actor’s Equity Association (U.S.) and the Canadian Actors’ Equity Association
  • Actor’s Equity Association (U.S.) and the British Actors’ Equity Association
  • The International Council of Air Shows and the Canadian Air Show Association
  • The Alliance of Canadian Cinema Television and Radio Artists (ACTRA) and the Screen Actor Guild – American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA)

However, if the agreement with which the applicant applies for P-2 Visa is not included in the above list, the applicant nevertheless can file your application. USCIS will review the agreement and decide whether it is in line with the regulatory standard.


Eligibility Requirements:
  • The applicant must be an artist or entertainer sponsored by a government-promoted reciprocal exchange program.
  • The applicant must be an artist equal to those of U.S. citizens in skill who participate in the program in the other program country.

Family Members

Family members of P-2 Visa holders can accompany them on a P-4 Dependent nonimmigrant status.


Essential Support Personnel:

Essential support personnel is eligible to apply for P-1 Visa if and only they are vital to the performance of artists and entertainers, and there are no available U.S. workers to replace them. Essential support personnel for artists and entertainers includes stagehands, trainers, or any person who has the necessary knowledge to serve a specific duty.

What is the duration of P-2 Visa?
The duration of a P-2 Visa depends on the time for the visa beneficiaries to complete their events in the United States. However, the initial stay on P-2 cannot exceed a full year.
P-2 beneficiaries can be granted one-year extensions in increments.
Your family is not authorized to work on P-2 status, but they can attend non-academic, vocational studies.
Yes. For this, your new employer needs to file a new Form I-129, Petition for a Nonimmigrant Worker, just as your previous employer did. You cannot start working for the new employer until your petition is approved.

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