Secure Your P Visa: Arts, Sports & Culture

Perform in the U.S. with Ease

Welcome to the Law Offices of Chris M. Ingram’s P Visa guide! We’re thrilled to help group artists, entertainers, and athletes tour or work in the U.S. with this dynamic visa option.

P Visa Overview

Created in 1990, P visas target group performers, unlike the individual-focused O-1 visa. You don’t need to be at the top—just nationally or internationally recognized for your group’s contributions, like touring or community acclaim.

P Visa Types

• P-1: Entertainment group members.

• P-2: Performers in reciprocal exchange programs.

• P-3: Culturally unique program participants.

• P-4: Spouses/children of P visa holders.

Sponsorship & Requirements

A U.S. organization or agent must sponsor your event, providing evidence like past promotions or media coverage. Your group’s notoriety must be documented. P-1 to P-3 visas are for temporary events (festivals, tours). Maintain home country ties, as permanent residency requires O-1 or EB-1 exploration.

Support Crew & Artistic Scope

P-1B visas cover essential crew (lighting, managers). P visas embrace all artistic expressions—dance, visual arts, workshops—enriching U.S. culture.

Start Your U.S. Journey

Contact us for a free consultation to secure your P visa and shine in the U.S. Explore your options today and make your cultural impact!