# USA O-1 Extraordinary Ability Visa

The O-1 is a temporary, renewable US visa for people with extraordinary ability, not a green card and not an investment programme. Founders and executives qualify through O-1A evidence, and their own US company can file the petition.

- **None required** Investment
- **Premium: 15 business days** Processing
- **US status only, no passport** Mobility
- **Not set; status follows work** Min. stay

## What is the USA O-1 Extraordinary Ability Visa programme, in short?

The USA O-1 visa is a renewable, TEMPORARY non-immigrant visa for individuals of extraordinary ability in the sciences, business, arts or athletics, not residency and not a green card, and NOT investment-based. It requires a US petitioner (employer, agent or a beneficiary-owned entity) and is often used as a bridge to the EB-1A green card.

### Evidence

- 01 Government fees [www.uscis.gov](https://www.uscis.gov/working-in-the-united-states/temporary-workers/o-1-visa-individuals-with-extraordinary-ability-or-achievement) Official 2026-10-13
- 02 Processing time [www.uscis.gov](https://www.uscis.gov/working-in-the-united-states/temporary-workers/o-1-visa-individuals-with-extraordinary-ability-or-achievement) Official 2026-10-13
- 03 Tax position [www.uscis.gov](https://www.uscis.gov/working-in-the-united-states/temporary-workers/o-1-visa-individuals-with-extraordinary-ability-or-achievement) Official 2026-10-13

## What is the USA O-1 Extraordinary Ability Visa programme?

The **O-1A visa** lets people with extraordinary ability in the sciences, education, business or athletics work in the US for **up to three years**, renewable in **one-year steps**. You need a **major international award or 3 of 8 criteria**, a US petitioner (an employer, an agent or **your own US company**) and an advisory opinion. **No investment** is required.

The O-1 is a **merit visa, not an investment programme**: no capital is required, and no capital can replace the evidence. It is a **temporary, renewable non-immigrant visa**, not a green card, and the United States has no citizenship by investment.

### What is the O-1 visa, and what is it not?

The O-1 visa is the US non-immigrant classification for individuals with **extraordinary ability or achievement** who come to the United States temporarily to continue work in their field. Its legal basis is section 101(a)(15)(O) of the Immigration and Nationality Act, the regulation at [8 CFR 214.2(o)](https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-8/chapter-I/subchapter-B/part-214/section-214.2) and Volume 2, Part M of the USCIS Policy Manual. USCIS decides the petition; a US consulate issues the visa. There is no annual cap.

- **What it is:** work-authorised status for a specific role, filed by a US petitioner.
- **What it is not:** permanent residence, a green card or an investment visa. It does not by itself lead to US citizenship (see [residency versus citizenship](https://www.mirabelloconsultancy.com/blog/residency-vs-citizenship)).

### O-1A or O-1B: which category fits you?

The O-1 has two categories. **O-1A** covers extraordinary ability in the **sciences, education, business or athletics**. **O-1B** covers extraordinary ability in the **arts**, or extraordinary achievement in the **motion picture or television industry**. O-2 covers essential support personnel of an O-1 artist or athlete; O-3 covers the family.

For founders, executives, scientists and engineers the relevant category is almost always **O-1A**, and this page concentrates on it. O-1B has its own evidentiary standard, which we confirm case by case.

### What are the O-1A requirements in 2026?

An O-1A applicant must show **sustained national or international acclaim** in the field. There are two ways to meet the evidence test under 8 CFR 214.2(o)(3)(iii), as set out in [USCIS Policy Manual Volume 2, Part M, Chapter 4](https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-2-part-m-chapter-4):

- **A major, internationally recognised award**, on its own; or
- **At least three of the eight regulatory criteria**, followed by a totality (final merits) review of all the evidence.

The eight O-1A criteria are:

- Nationally or internationally recognised prizes or awards for excellence in the field.
- Membership in associations that require outstanding achievements, as judged by recognised experts.
- Published material about you in professional or major trade publications or major media.
- Participation, on a panel or individually, as a judge of the work of others in the field.
- Original scientific, scholarly or business-related contributions of major significance.
- Authorship of scholarly articles in professional journals or other major media.
- Employment in a critical or essential capacity for organisations with a distinguished reputation.
- A high salary or other high remuneration, shown by contracts or other reliable evidence.

Three criteria are the threshold, not the decision: USCIS then weighs all the evidence together. Where a criterion does not readily apply to your occupation, **comparable evidence** may be submitted. For a founder, the strongest files usually combine business contributions of major significance, a critical role at a distinguished company, press coverage, judging roles and high remuneration.

### Can founders and entrepreneurs get an O-1 visa?

Yes, provided the evidence is there and a qualifying petitioner files. Under the [USCIS Policy Manual Volume 2, Part M, Chapter 3](https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-2-part-m-chapter-3), **you cannot petition for yourself**. Form I-129 may be filed by:

- **a US employer**;
- **a US agent**, for traditionally self-employed workers, for workers who use an agent to arrange short-term work with several employers, or where a foreign employer authorises the agent to act on its behalf; or
- **a separate legal entity you own**, such as a US corporation or limited liability company.

The third option is what makes the O-1A workable for founders: your own US company can petition, even though you cannot. You may then work only for the petitioner (or the employers covered by an agent petition), in your area of extraordinary ability.

Before a petition can be approved, a **consultation (written advisory opinion)** is mandatory. It comes from an appropriate US peer group, a labour and/or management organisation, or a person with expertise in your field. Where the petitioner shows that no appropriate peer group exists, USCIS decides on the evidence of record (8 CFR 214.2(o)(5)). To test whether your profile meets the bar, [book a free consultation](https://www.mirabelloconsultancy.com/contact-us-for-your-free-consultation).

### How much does an O-1 visa cost in government fees?

The O-1 has **no investment requirement**. The outlays are government fees and professional fees. The table shows the US government fees as of **12 October 2026**, read from [USCIS Form G-1055 (edition 10/07/26)](https://www.uscis.gov/g-1055) and [22 CFR 22.1](https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-22/chapter-I/subchapter-C/part-22/section-22.1).

| Fee | Amount (USD) | Notes |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Form I-129, O petition, paper filing | US$1,055 | Filed by the petitioner |
| Form I-129, O petition, online filing | US$1,005 | Online filing where available |
| Form I-129, small employer or nonprofit | US$530 | Small employer = 25 or fewer full-time-equivalent employees |
| Asylum Program Fee | US$600 (US$300 small employer; US$0 nonprofit) | Listed in G-1055 for Form I-129 petitions |
| Premium processing (Form I-907, optional) | US$2,965 | USCIS action on the I-129 within 15 business days |
| Consular visa application (MRV) fee | US$205 | H, L, O, P, Q and R visas; a nationality-specific reciprocity fee may also apply |

These are government fees only. **Mirabello's advisory fee and the independent US attorney's fee are separate.** Fees change: verify against the official source before you file.

### How does the O-1 process work, step by step?

- **Assess the evidence.** We map your record against the award test and the eight criteria; the independent US attorney assesses legal sufficiency.
- **Identify the petitioner.** A US employer, a US agent, or a US company you own.
- **Obtain the advisory opinion** from a peer group or expert in your field.
- **File Form I-129** with USCIS, with or without premium processing. From 9 November 2026 USCIS accepts only the 09/09/26 edition ([USCIS Form I-129](https://www.uscis.gov/i-129)).
- **Apply for the visa** at a US consulate, or change status if you are already lawfully in the United States.
- **Admission** for up to three years, with extensions in increments of up to one year.

Premium processing gives USCIS action within 15 business days. Standard processing times vary by service centre and consular appointment times vary by post, so we check current times for your case rather than quote one figure.

### How long is the O-1 visa valid?

The initial O-1 admission is for **up to three years**, limited to the time needed for the event or activity. Extensions are granted in **increments of up to one year** to continue or complete the same event or activity, and there is **no fixed maximum number of extensions** (USCIS O-1 page). When the work ends, current regulations allow a discretionary grace period to change status, find a new petitioner or depart. A DHS proposed rule of 11 September 2026 (91 FR 57807) would remove it; it is a proposal only and not in force.

### Can your spouse and children come, and can they work?

Your spouse and unmarried minor children may accompany you or follow to join in **O-3 status**. They may study in the United States, but **they may not work in O-3 status** (8 CFR 214.2(o)(6)(iv)). This is a real difference from the E-2 and L-1A, where the spouse is employment-authorised.

### Can an O-1 visa lead to a green card?

The O-1 itself does not convert into a green card. What the regulation does say is helpful: under **8 CFR 214.2(o)(13)**, approval of a labour certification or the filing of a preference petition is **not a basis for denying** an O-1 petition, extension, admission or change of status. You can therefore hold O-1 status while a separate immigrant petition is pursued.

The common bridge is the **EB-1A** extraordinary-ability green card. EB-1A lists ten criteria, including the same kinds of evidence as the eight O-1A criteria plus two others. But the standards and petitions are separate: O-1A needs a petitioner, while EB-1A is an immigrant petition (Form I-140, 8 CFR 204.5(h)) you may file yourself, with an intention to continue your work in the United States. USCIS decides each on its own record, so an O-1 approval does not decide the EB-1A.

If you would rather qualify through capital than acclaim, the [EB-5 immigrant investor programme](https://www.mirabelloconsultancy.com/immigration/residency-by-investment-in-the-usa-eb-5) leads to permanent residence through a qualifying investment.

### What changes for Europeans considering the O-1?

Europeans use the O-1 for three reasons.

- **No E-2 treaty for their nationality.** The O-1 is open to **all nationalities**. The E-2 investor visa is not: on the State Department treaty table (9 FAM 402.9-10), Greece is a treaty-trader (E-1) country only, and Hungary, Cyprus, Malta, Iceland and Liechtenstein do not appear at all. German, Austrian, Swiss, Italian, French, Dutch, Spanish, Portuguese and Turkish nationals hold E-2 treaty nationality and can compare both.
- **No wish to put capital at risk.** An E-2 needs a substantial investment in a US business; the O-1A needs evidence, not capital.
- **A record that already speaks for itself.** Researchers with publications and peer-review roles, or athletes with international titles, often fit the criteria more naturally than an investment test.

Two planning points matter. First, **US tax residence**: a non-immigrant becomes a US tax resident under the IRS Substantial Presence Test (at least 31 days in the current year and 183 weighted days over three years), and US tax residents report their worldwide income ([IRS: taxation of US residents](https://www.irs.gov/individuals/international-taxpayers/taxation-of-us-residents)). FATCA and FBAR reporting may also apply. Second, your **home-country position** (social security, pension, health cover, tax residence) is best settled with a qualified adviser before the move. This is general information, not tax advice.

### O-1, E-2, L-1A or EB-5: how do the US routes compare?

| Route | Based on | Status | Nationality |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| O-1A | Extraordinary ability; no investment | Temporary, renewable | All nationalities |
| [E-2 treaty investor](https://www.mirabelloconsultancy.com/immigration/usa-e2-treaty-investor-visa) | Substantial at-risk investment in a US business | Temporary, renewable | Treaty nationals only |
| [L-1A](https://www.mirabelloconsultancy.com/immigration/usa-l1a-visa) | Executive or manager transfer within your own group | Temporary | All nationalities |
| [EB-5](https://www.mirabelloconsultancy.com/immigration/residency-by-investment-in-the-usa-eb-5) | Qualifying investment and job creation | Green card (permanent residence) | All nationalities |

If you plan to buy into a franchise rather than build on your own record, see the [E-2 franchise route](https://www.mirabelloconsultancy.com/immigration/usa-e2-visa-franchise). For every route side by side, start at our [USA immigration hub](https://www.mirabelloconsultancy.com/immigration/usa-immigration).

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### How Mirabello Consultancy helps

Mirabello Consultancy advises on fit and strategy: whether the O-1A is the right route, which petitioner structure suits you, how your evidence maps to the criteria and how the O-1 fits a later green-card plan. We organise the documents and coordinate the case. **All US immigration petitions and legal assessments are prepared and filed exclusively by independent, licensed US immigration attorneys.**

Mirabello Consultancy is a boutique investment-migration advisory firm. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal, tax, investment or financial advice. This page is general information, not advice on your circumstances, and creates no attorney-client or adviser-client relationship. Mirabello Consultancy Ltd is incorporated and operates from Switzerland, with offices in Dubai and Hong Kong SAR; it maintains no establishment in the United States and does not practise US law. Visa outcomes are decided solely by the US authorities and no result can be promised. Figures are time-sensitive: verify them at the official source. [Book a free consultation](https://www.mirabelloconsultancy.com/contact-us-for-your-free-consultation) to discuss your O-1 strategy.

## How do you qualify for USA O-1 Extraordinary Ability Visa?

USA O-1 Extraordinary Ability Visa can be reached by 2 qualifying routes, each verified by the Mirabello data team against official government sources. None of them requires an investment. A Mirabello specialist will confirm which route fits your nationality, career, business and timeline.

| Route | From | Type |
| --- | --- | --- |
| O-1A: extraordinary ability in the sciences, education, business or athletics | **No investment required** | talent visa |
| O-1B: extraordinary ability in the arts, or achievement in film and television | **No investment required** | talent visa |

## How does USA O-1 Extraordinary Ability Visa rank among all programmes?

USA O-1 Extraordinary Ability Visa is scored by the Mirabello Investment Migration Index across seven dimensions: investment cost, visa-free mobility, processing speed, path to citizenship, regulatory stability, family inclusion and tax treatment. A higher composite score signals a more competitive, accessible and well-regulated programme.

#### USA O-1 Extraordinary Ability Visa

Scored on cost, mobility, speed, path, stability, family and tax.

**Our read:** The USA O-1 visa is a renewable, TEMPORARY non-immigrant visa for individuals of extraordinary ability in the sciences, business, arts or athletics, not residency and not a green card, and NOT investment-based. It requires a US petitioner (employer, agent or a beneficiary-owned entity) and is often used as a bridge to the EB-1A green card. Regulatory status: not listed on FATF, EU tax, US OFAC, or OECD CRS-risk lists. Strategic perspective, advisory only; figures provenance-tracked, unconfirmed items flagged for verification.

## How does USA O-1 Extraordinary Ability Visa compare to alternatives?

The table below compares USA O-1 Extraordinary Ability Visa against its closest alternatives, scored on the Mirabello Investment Migration Index across cost, visa-free mobility, processing speed, regulatory stability and path to citizenship. All investment figures and processing times are sourced from official government data and independently verified by the Mirabello data team.

| Programme | From | Timeline | Min. stay | Mobility | Outcome |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 🇺🇸 USA O-1 Extraordinary Ability Visa | **None required** | Premium: 15 business days | Not set; status follows work | United States residence only | Renewable O-1 visa |
| 🇺🇸 [USA E-2 Treaty Investor Visa](https://www.mirabelloconsultancy.com/immigration/usa-e2-treaty-investor-visa) | **No legal minimum** | Varies by consular post | No fixed presence quota | United States residence only | Renewable E-2 visa |
| 🇺🇸 [USA E-2 Visa via a Franchise](https://www.mirabelloconsultancy.com/immigration/usa-e2-visa-franchise) | **No legal minimum** | Varies by post and route | Live in US, direct the firm | United States residence only | Renewable E-2 visa |
| 🇺🇸 [USA L-1A Intracompany Executive/Manager Visa](https://www.mirabelloconsultancy.com/immigration/usa-l1a-visa) | **No set threshold** | Premium: 15 business days | Up to 7 years in total | United States residence only | L-1A visa (up to 7 years) |
| 🇺🇸 [USA EB-5 Investor Visa](https://www.mirabelloconsultancy.com/immigration/residency-by-investment-in-the-usa-eb-5) | **$800,000** | Varies by category | No fixed day count | United States residence only | US permanent residence |
| 🇺🇸 [USA EB-1A Extraordinary Ability Green Card](https://www.mirabelloconsultancy.com/immigration/usa-eb1a-green-card) | **None required** | Premium: 15 business days | No fixed day count | United States residence only | US permanent residence |
| 🇺🇸 [USA EB-2 National Interest Waiver Green Card](https://www.mirabelloconsultancy.com/immigration/usa-eb2-niw-green-card) | **None required** | Premium: 45 business days | No fixed day count | United States residence only | US permanent residence |
| 🇺🇸 [USA E-1 Treaty Trader Visa](https://www.mirabelloconsultancy.com/immigration/usa-e1-treaty-trader-visa) | **No monetary minimum** | Varies by consular post | No fixed presence quota | United States residence only | Renewable E-1 visa |

## US route pages, guides and comparisons

### Route pages

- [US immigration: every route compared](https://www.mirabelloconsultancy.com/immigration/usa-immigration)
- [E-2 treaty investor visa: requirements, fees and process](https://www.mirabelloconsultancy.com/immigration/usa-e2-treaty-investor-visa)
- [E-2 visa through a franchise: how it works](https://www.mirabelloconsultancy.com/immigration/usa-e2-visa-franchise)
- [L-1A visa: new office, requirements and EB-1C](https://www.mirabelloconsultancy.com/immigration/usa-l1a-visa)
- [EB-5 investor green card: amounts, fees and process](https://www.mirabelloconsultancy.com/immigration/residency-by-investment-in-the-usa-eb-5)
- [EB-1A green card: criteria, evidence and fees](https://www.mirabelloconsultancy.com/immigration/usa-eb1a-green-card)
- [EB-2 NIW green card: the Dhanasar test, fees and process](https://www.mirabelloconsultancy.com/immigration/usa-eb2-niw-green-card)
- [E-1 treaty trader visa: trade test, fees and E-1 vs E-2](https://www.mirabelloconsultancy.com/immigration/usa-e1-treaty-trader-visa)

## What are the most common questions about USA O-1 Extraordinary Ability Visa?

The questions below cover USA O-1 Extraordinary Ability Visa investment costs, processing timelines, eligibility and family inclusion, minimum-stay requirements, the path to citizenship and tax obligations. All figures are provenance-tracked against official sources; where a threshold is time-sensitive, the verified date is shown alongside the answer.

Figures verified against official sources, provenance-tracked, information, not advice · Last updated 2026-10-13

### What does "extraordinary ability" mean for an O-1A?

It means sustained national or international acclaim that places you among the small percentage at the very top of your field. You show it with a major, internationally recognised award, or with evidence meeting at least three of the eight regulatory criteria, after which USCIS weighs all the evidence together.

### Do I need to meet all eight O-1A criteria?

No. At least three of the eight are needed, unless you hold a major, internationally recognised award. Three is the threshold, not the decision: USCIS then reviews the evidence as a whole. Where a criterion does not readily apply to your occupation, comparable evidence may be submitted.

### Can I sponsor my own O-1 through my company?

You cannot petition for yourself, but a separate legal entity you own, such as a US corporation or LLC, may file Form I-129 on your behalf (USCIS Policy Manual Volume 2, Part M, Chapter 3). A US employer or a US agent can also be the petitioner.

### Is the O-1 visa a green card?

No. The O-1 is a temporary, renewable non-immigrant visa. It is not permanent residence and does not by itself lead to citizenship. A separate immigrant petition, such as the EB-1A, is needed for a green card.

### Do I need to invest money to get an O-1 visa?

No. The O-1 is based on ability, not capital. The outlays are government fees (Form I-129 is US$1,055 on paper or US$1,005 online as of 12 October 2026) and professional fees. If you want a route based on investment, compare the [E-2 treaty investor visa](https://www.mirabelloconsultancy.com/immigration/usa-e2-treaty-investor-visa) and the [EB-5 programme](https://www.mirabelloconsultancy.com/immigration/residency-by-investment-in-the-usa-eb-5).

### How long does an O-1 petition take to process?

With premium processing (US$2,965), USCIS acts on the I-129 within 15 business days. Standard processing times vary by service centre and are published by USCIS, and consular appointment times vary by post, so we confirm current times for your case rather than quote one figure.

### How many times can an O-1 be extended?

There is no fixed maximum. After an initial admission of up to three years, extensions are granted in increments of up to one year to continue or complete the same event or activity.

### Can my spouse work on an O-3 visa?

No. O-3 spouses and unmarried minor children may live and study in the United States, but they may not work in O-3 status. A spouse who wants to work needs a status of their own.

### Is an advisory opinion required for the O-1?

Yes. A written consultation from an appropriate US peer group, labour and/or management organisation, or an expert in your field is mandatory before USCIS can approve the petition. If no appropriate peer group exists, USCIS decides on the evidence of record.

### Can I apply for a green card while on an O-1?

Under 8 CFR 214.2(o)(13), filing a preference petition is not a basis for denying an O-1 petition, extension, admission or change of status. Many O-1 holders later file an EB-1A petition, which is a separate case decided on its own record.

### Which nationalities can apply for the O-1?

All nationalities. Unlike the E-2, the O-1 has no treaty-country requirement. That makes it relevant for nationals of countries without an E-2 treaty, such as Greece, Cyprus, Malta or Hungary.

### What is the difference between O-1A and O-1B?

O-1A covers the sciences, education, business and athletics; O-1B covers the arts and extraordinary achievement in film and television. Founders and executives normally use O-1A. The two categories have different evidentiary standards.

### Will I pay US tax on an O-1 visa?

If you meet the IRS Substantial Presence Test (at least 31 days in the current year and 183 weighted days over three years), you become a US tax resident and report worldwide income. FATCA and FBAR reporting may also apply. This is general information, not tax advice; confirm your position with a qualified tax adviser.

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## How does United States succession law affect your estate?

A US visa or green card does not change your nationality and adds no law you can elect under EU Regulation 650/2012 (Article 22). If you come to live in the United States, Article 21 may point to the law of the US state where you habitually live, unless you elect the law of a nationality you already hold. US immigration status changes no tax position by itself: US tax residence follows its own tests.

The law of United States reserves no fixed share for family members, so an estate can generally be left as you choose, although dependants may still have claims.

[See the United States position in our succession matrix](https://www.mirabelloconsultancy.com/which-law-governs-your-estate#j-US), or read [which law governs your estate](https://www.mirabelloconsultancy.com/which-law-governs-your-estate). General information, not legal advice.

### Official references

The primary official sources the USA O-1 Extraordinary Ability Visa figures on this page are verified against. Where a mandatory fee is not in a published schedule, it is marked as disclosed by Mirabello from case experience.

- [www.uscis.gov/g-1055](https://www.uscis.gov/g-1055)
- [www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/forms/g-1055.pdf](https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/forms/g-1055.pdf)
- [www.ecfr.gov/current/title-22/chapter-I/subchapter-C/part-22/section-22.1](https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-22/chapter-I/subchapter-C/part-22/section-22.1)
- [travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/visa-information-resources/fees/reciprocity-by-country.html](https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/visa-information-resources/fees/reciprocity-by-country.html)

## Is USA O-1 Extraordinary Ability Visa *right for you?*

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