special immigrant religious workers

Special immigrant religious workers are individuals who come to the United States to work in religious occupations. This category includes ministers, priests, and other religious roles, as well as those in non-profit religious organizations. To qualify, applicants must demonstrate their intention to continue in a religious vocation and have at least two years of experience or training. This visa category allows religious workers to contribute to their faith communities in the U.S. by filling specific roles and supporting religious practices, while also helping to foster the diverse religious landscape of the country.