Most of the time, product designers are filed under O1-A due to their technical design abilities but what if they were able to be filed under an O-1B?
Getting a film in theaters, marketing the film, and setting a strategic release date takes sharp business sense. So how could this profession qualify for an O-1B artist visa?
Many architects apply for work visas under the O-1A (extraordinary ability in science, business, education, etc.) – here’s why.
The starving artist is a deep-rooted and dated mentality. Artists may believe that this mentality is needed to really appreciate and romanticize our craft.
Everyone knows LinkedIn is touted as a social media for professionals but does it have any use for creatives?
Many people believe that there is a minimum required salary to file for an O-1 Visa but is there any truth to this?
At Yao Law Group, we almost always file digital marketers, social media managers, and traditional marketing specialists as O-1Bs and therefore as creatives.
O-1B visas are temporary work visas that allow those in the arts, motion picture, or television industry to work in the United States.
The O-1 Visa, also known as the Artist Visa, is complex and can sometimes seem intimidating. Here you have the top 3 Q/A about O-1.
When you think about Artist Visas, you probably envision actors, singers, and dancers. Tattoo artists are one of non-traditional artists who qualify for the O-1B visa.
Elektra has successfully represented record labels, modeling agencies, production companies, and individual artists to get their US Artist Visas.Â
