Specialized visas are immigration categories designed for individuals with unique, humanitarian, professional, religious, or medical circumstances. These visas offer targeted entry permissions based on specific needs such as:
These visas typically require documentation of purpose, strong institutional backing, and clear evidence of intent.
1. R-1 Religious Worker Visa
To allow religious ministers, missionaries, and workers to serve in U.S.-based religious organizations.
Up to 5 years total (2.5 years + extension)
Pastors, priests, imams, missionaries, music ministers
2. O-1 Visa – Individuals with Extraordinary Ability
For artists, athletes, scientists, and business professionals recognized nationally or internationally.
3 years + 1-year extensions
3. Medical Treatment Visa (B-2 for Health)
To receive specialized or emergency medical treatment in the U.S.
1. Medical Visa (Under Visitor Visa Category)
Short-term entry for medical treatment not available in home country
2. Humanitarian and Compassionate Grounds Visa
For individuals in Canada without status who face unusual hardship if removed
Note: Usually applies to in-land applications
1. Medical Treatment Visa (Subclass 602)
To travel for medical consultation, treatment, or to support someone receiving treatment
Stay up to 12 months, single or multiple entry
2. Distinguished Talent Visa (Subclass 858)
Permanent residency for individuals with international recognition in arts, sports, academics, or research
Direct to permanent residence with possible citizenship later
1. Medical Treatment Visitor Visa
To undergo medical evaluation or treatment in New Zealand
2. Global Impact Visa (GIVs)
To attract entrepreneurs and innovators who will contribute to New Zealand’s economy and society
1. Artist or Cultural Exchange Visa (France, Germany, Spain)
Temporary entry for cultural programs, art residencies, or performances
30–90 days; renewable in some countries
2. Humanitarian Visa (France, Italy)
Entry for persons facing crisis or danger in home countries (war, persecution, trafficking)
For individuals seeking treatment in Dubai’s healthcare institutions
2. Freelancer / Digital Nomad Visa (Remote Work Visa)
To live in Dubai while working remotely for a foreign company or personal clients
At Rock Power Business Group, we provide specialized consulting to support your unique immigration pathway: