Our company opened a company in America. What visa do I need to apply for to work in the United States?

L-visa: L-visa is issued to the personnel transferred to the American branch or joint venture by the China company. Applicants must hold management positions or have professional knowledge in the United States and have worked for the same employer or company for at least one year in the three years before applying for a visa. Most L visas are valid for multiple entry within one or two years, and their validity depends on the working period specified in the applicant's work permit approval. If the visa application is approved, each China L visa applicant must pay a visa issuance fee of $65,438+020 during the visa interview. If the L 1 visa applicant takes two family members to the United States and their family members apply for an L2 visa, then the three of them must pay a visa issuance fee of ***360 dollars. Applicants who come to apply for Blanket L- 1 visa with the Collective Work Permit for Multinational Corporations must also pay 500 US dollars for anti-counterfeiting reconnaissance during the interview.

Visa B 1 is issued to applicants who go to the United States for short-term business activities, including signing contracts through negotiation, attending exhibitions or conferences, short-term training or negotiating business with suppliers or customers. B2 visas are issued to applicants who travel to the United States, including sightseeing, visiting relatives and friends and medical treatment. Holders of B 1 and B2 visas cannot work in the United States.