The O-3 visa is designed for spouses and unmarried children under 21 of O-1 and O-2 visa holders, allowing families to remain together while pursuing opportunities in the United States.
Request O-3 Visa SupportThe O-3 visa is a dependent visa category for eligible family members of O-1 and O-2 visa holders. It allows spouses and unmarried children under the age of 21 to accompany or join the primary visa holder while they are in the United States.
O-3 visa holders may live in the United States and attend school while maintaining valid status connected to the primary O visa holder. However, O-3 dependents are not authorized to work in the United States under O-3 status.
The O-3 visa is available for qualifying dependents of O-1 and O-2 visa holders. It helps families stay together while the primary visa holder works, performs, competes, or completes authorized professional activities in the United States.
A legally recognized spouse of an O-1 or O-2 visa holder may qualify for O-3 dependent status.
Unmarried children under the age of 21 may qualify to accompany or join the primary O visa holder in the United States.
The O-3 visa allows eligible family members to remain together while supporting the primary visa holder’s journey.
The O-3 visa provides important benefits for families of O-1 and O-2 visa holders, while also having specific limitations that applicants should understand before applying.
Global Alliance understands that extraordinary professionals often make career decisions with their families in mind. Our sponsorship model supports qualified O-1 visa applicants while recognizing the importance of family planning throughout the O visa journey.
Global Alliance provides structured sponsorship support for qualified O-1 applicants pursuing professional opportunities in the United States.
We understand the importance of keeping families together and helping applicants understand how O visa categories connect.
Global Alliance works alongside applicants and immigration counsel throughout the sponsorship process.
The O visa categories are designed for different individuals connected to extraordinary ability professionals. Understanding each category helps applicants and families choose the correct pathway.
For individuals with extraordinary ability or achievement in fields such as business, science, technology, athletics, arts, entertainment, and other specialized industries.
For essential support personnel who assist certain O-1 visa holders during performances, productions, competitions, events, or specialized activities.
For eligible spouses and unmarried children under 21 who accompany or join an O-1 or O-2 visa holder in the United States.
The O-3 visa is available for eligible spouses and unmarried children under 21 of O-1 and O-2 visa holders who want to accompany or join them in the United States.
No. O-3 visa holders are not authorized to work in the United States under O-3 status.
Yes. O-3 dependents may study full-time or part-time while maintaining valid O-3 status.
An O-3 visa holder’s status is generally connected to the authorized stay of the primary O-1 or O-2 visa holder.
Global Alliance provides sponsorship support for qualified O visa applicants and works alongside applicants and immigration counsel throughout the process.
Global Alliance supports qualified extraordinary professionals pursuing O visa opportunities while understanding the importance of family and long-term planning.
Contact Global AllianceGlobal Alliance supports qualified extraordinary professionals pursuing O visa opportunities while understanding the importance of family and long-term planning.
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