To those of you who are only familiar with the student visa or the visit visas; there are other types of Non-immigrant USA Visas which includes;
• Athlete, amateur or professional (competing for prize money only): B-1 Visa
• Au pair (exchange visitor): J Visa
• Australian professional specialty: E-3 Visa
• Border Crossing Card: Mexico: BCC Visa
• Business visitor: B-1 Visa
• CNMI-only transitional worker: CW-1 Visa
• Crewmember: D Visa
• Diplomat or foreign government official: A Visa
• Domestic employee or nanny – must be accompanying a foreign national employer: B-1 Visa
• Employee of a designated international organization or NATO: G1-G5, NATO Visa
• Exchange visitor: J Visa
• Foreign military personnel stationed in the United States: A-2 NATO1-6 Visa
• Foreign national with extraordinary ability in Sciences, Arts, Education, Business or Athletics: O Visa
• Free Trade Agreement (FTA) Professional: Chile, Singapore: H-1B1 – Chile H-1B1 – Singapore
• International cultural exchange visitor: O Visa
• Intra-company transferee: L Visa
• Media, journalist: I Visa
• Medical treatment, visitor for: B-2 Visa
• NAFTA professional worker: Mexico, Canada: TN/ TD Visa
• Nonimmigrant (V) Visa for Spouse and Children of a Lawful Permanent Resident (LPR): V Visa
• Performing athlete, artist, entertainer: P Visa
• Physician: J, H-1B Visa
• Professor, scholar, teacher (exchange visitor): J Visa
• Religious worker: R Visa
• Specialty occupations in fields requiring highly specialized knowledge: H-1 B Visa
• Student: academic, vocational: F, M Visa
• Temporary agricultural worker: H-2A Visa
• Temporary worker performing other services or labor of a temporary or seasonal nature: H-2B Visa
• Tourism, vacation, pleasure visitor: B- 2 Visa
• Training in a program not primarily for employment: H-3 Visa
• Treaty trader/treaty investor: E Visa
• Transiting the United States: C Visa
• Victim of Criminal Activity: U Visa
• Victim of Human Trafficking: T Visa

I’d love to hear your thoughts on this