June 12, 2013 Nonimmigrants who can work in US 2012 (FAIR..SEE PREVIOUS REFERENCE)

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Nonimmigrants Who May Work in the United States (2012)

Nonimmigrants Who May Work in the United States (2012)

Visa Type	Description	Number of Admissions 2011
E to T		5,724,934
E	Treaty Trader	454,101
E-1	Treaty Trader and Family	110,169
E-2	Treaty Investor and Family	329,230
E-3	Australian Free Trade Agreement	14,702
F	Foreign Student	1,769,179
F-1	Academic Student	1,702,730
F-2	Spouse and Child	66,449
H	Temporary Worker	922,207
H-1B	Specialty Occupations	494,565
H-1B1	Chile/Singapore Free Trade Agreement	30
H-1C	Nurse in Underserved Areas	124
H-2A	Agricultural Workers	188,411
H-2B	Seasonal Non-agricultural Workers	79,794
H-2R	Returning H-2B Workers	68
H-3	Individual Trainee	3,279
I	Foreign Media	51,459
J	Exchange Visitor	526,931
J-1	Exchange Visitor	469,993
J-2	Family of J-1	56,938
L	Intracompany Transferee	788,187
L-1	Intra-company transferee	562,776
L-2	Spouse and child of L-1	225,411
M	Vocational Students	19,783
M-1	Vocational students	18,824
M-2	Family of M-1	959
N	NATO Official and Family	23,266
O	Extraordinary Talent	74,709
O-1	Worker of extraordinary ability/achievement	51,775
O-2	Temporary Worker Assisting O-1	15,949
P	Performer	110,149
P-1	World class athletes or performers	84,545
P-2	Artists or entertainers in exchange programs	13,359
P-3	Artists or entertainers in culturally unique programs	9,301
P-4	Spouses and children of P1, P2, or P3 workers	2,944
Q	International cultural exchange program	2,331
R	Religious Worker	25,365
R-1	Temporary religious worker and Family	19,683
R-2	Spouse and Child of R1	5,682
T	NAFTA Worker	957,267
TN	NAFTA professional worker	899,455
TD	Spouses and Child of TN	57,812
U	Cooperating Victim of Crime	Not listed – ceiling of 10,000 per year
V	Cooperating Victim of Trafficking	Not listed – ceiling of 5,000 per year