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Q: What are the different visa's?

A visa: foreign government officials and employees such as ambassadors, public ministers, or career diplomats.
B visa: people coming for a short while -- usually less than one year.
B-1 - is business trips.
B-2 - is for vacations.
E visa: treaty-traders and treaty-investors who want to trade or invest in a U.S. busniess.
F visa: full-time students in U.S. colleges, universities, seminaries (religious schools), and language programs.
G visa: representatives of international governmental orgnaizations - such as the World Bank or the United Nations
H visa: people coming here for a specfic amount of time -- usually 3-6 years. Most have a bachelors degree from a university.
-H-1: experts in business, science, or the arts. 
H-2: people with temporary jobs in specific fields. 
H-3: people in training programs.
J visa: students, researchers, professors, and teachers -- such as scientsists for the National Institutes of Health.
K visa: men or women engaged to marry U.S. Citizens and their children
L visa: employees who are transferred to the U.S.
M visa: students studying at a vocational school to prepare for a job. The school cannot be a language school, a college, or a unviersity.