
The P visa is for entertainers and athletes. The P-1 visa is for athletes who compete individually or as part of a team at an internationally recognized level, and entertainers who perform as part of a group that has received international recognition as outstanding for a sustained period of time.
Evidence of international recognition can be shown by presenting a contract with a major U.S. sports league or team, or a contract in an individual sport reflecting international recognition in that sport, and documentation of two of the following:
To qualify for P-1 visas, an entertainment group must show that it has received international recognition as outstanding for a sustained and substantial period of time. International recognition can be shown by the group’s nomination or receipt of significant international awards or prizes for outstanding achievement in its field, or by three of the following types of documentation that establish that the entertainment group has:
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