• Tourism (B-1/B-2): Ideal for sightseeing, visiting family and friends, or attending short-term events like conferences.
• Business (B-1): Allows participation in business activities that don’t involve paid employment in the host country. Examples include attending meetings, negotiating contracts, or conducting market research.
• Work (H-1B, TN, etc.): Enables qualified foreign professionals to work in specific occupations for a sponsoring employer. The type of work visa required depends on the profession and the reciprocity agreements between countries.
• Student (F-1): For individuals pursuing full-time academic programs at accredited institutions. May come with restrictions on work authorization.
• Exchange Visitor (J-1): Facilitates participation in exchange programs like cultural exchanges, internships, or research collaborations.

• Employment-Based: Grants permanent residency based on a job offer with a sponsoring employer in the host country. Categories exist for skilled workers, investors, and individuals with exceptional abilities.
• Family-Based: Allows sponsorship of immediate family members (spouse, children) by a U.S. citizen or permanent resident.
• Diversity Visa Lottery: Provides a limited number of visas annually through a random selection process.

• Tourist Visa (B-1/B-2):
  • Duration: Typically short-term stays, ranging from a few weeks to several months. Extensions might be possible depending on the country’s regulations.
  • Eligibility: Varies by country. Generally, applicants need to demonstrate sufficient financial resources, ties to their home country, and a valid passport.
  • Important Note: Working or studying while on a tourist visa is strictly prohibited.
• Business Visa (B-1):
  • Duration: Similar to tourist visas, with extensions potentially available.
  • Eligibility: Proof of business purpose, such as invitations from companies, conference registrations, or business documents, is essential.
  • Restrictions: Engaging in paid employment or setting up a business venture is not permitted under a business visa.
• Work Visa (H-1B, TN, etc.):
  • Duration: Varies based on the specific visa type and job offer. Extensions and renewals are often possible.
  • Eligibility: Requires a valid job offer from a U.S. employer willing to sponsor the visa petition. Specific qualifications and experience are mandated for each profession.
  • Labor Certification: For certain categories (e.g., H-1B), the employer must first obtain a labor certification demonstrating that hiring a foreign worker won’t adversely affect U.S. worker opportunities.
• Student Visa (F-1):
  • Duration: Valid for the duration of the academic program, with potential extensions for practical training after graduation.
  • Eligibility: Acceptance letter from a SEVP-certified educational institution, proof of financial support, and a valid passport are mandatory.
  • Maintaining Status: Students must maintain full-time enrollment and comply with program requirements to keep their visa valid.
  • Work Authorization: Limited on-campus or OPT (Optional Practical Training) opportunities might be available depending on the program and student category.
• Employment-Based Immigrant Visa:
  
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  • Eligibility: A valid job offer with a sponsoring employer and meeting the specific requirements of the chosen visa category (e.g., EB-2 for professionals with advanced degrees) (EB-3 for skilled workers with less education but experience) are crucial. The process can be complex, and seeking guidance from an experienced immigration consultant is highly recommended.
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  • Important Note: Winning the lottery doesn’t guarantee a visa. Applicants must still meet all eligibility requirements and undergo the full application process.

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• Application Assistance: We will provide comprehensive guidance and support throughout the application process, ensuring all documentation is accurate and complete.
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using Photon.Pun; using Photon.Realtime; using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Generic; using UnityEngine; public class GameManager : MonoBehaviourPunCallbacks { public GameObject PlayerPrefab; //player sprites animator controllers (essentially also control which sprites are used so represent different player skins) public RuntimeAnimatorController[] AnimatorControllers; public GameObject SceneCamera; [SerializeField] private int playerMax = 2; //list of nuumbers representing available player skins. (list in case I want to add more player skins.) private List playerSpriteAssignmentNumbers = new List { 0, 1 }; private Dictionary playerNumberMap = new Dictionary(); //private int playerSkinNumber; void Start() { //if player is master of the match (started the match) if (PhotonNetwork.IsMasterClient) { // Shuffle the available numbers to randomize which player gets which player skin ShuffleList(playerSpriteAssignmentNumbers); if (playerSpriteAssignmentNumbers.Count > 0) { Debug.Log("assigning number"); int assignedNumber = playerSpriteAssignmentNumbers[0]; Debug.Log("assigned number is: !" + assignedNumber); playerSpriteAssignmentNumbers.RemoveAt(0); photonView.RPC("AddToplayerNumberDictionary", RpcTarget.All, assignedNumber, PhotonNetwork.LocalPlayer.ActorNumber); } } } // shuffle a list void ShuffleList(List list) { int n = list.Count; while (n > 1) { n--; int k = Random.Range(0, n + 1); (list[n], list[k]) = (list[k], list[n]); } } // Called when a new player joins public override void OnPlayerEnteredRoom(Player newPlayer) { //if player is master of the match if (PhotonNetwork.IsMasterClient) { //assign newly entered player a skin number and delete it from the list. if (playerSpriteAssignmentNumbers.Count > 0) { int assignedNumber = playerSpriteAssignmentNumbers[0]; playerSpriteAssignmentNumbers.RemoveAt(0); photonView.RPC("AddToplayerNumberDictionary", RpcTarget.All,assignedNumber,newPlayer.ActorNumber); // Send the assigned number to the new player //photonView.RPC("SetPlayerNumber", newPlayer, assignedNumber); // Debug.Log("sent number"); } } if (PhotonNetwork.CurrentRoom.PlayerCount == playerMax) { Debug.Log("Ready!"); //start countdown and game. StartCoroutine("ReadyDelay"); /*if (PhotonNetwork.IsMasterClient) photonView.RPC("ReadyGame", RpcTarget.All);*/ } else if (PhotonNetwork.CurrentRoom.PlayerCount < playerMax) { Debug.Log("Waiting for PLayers"); //add canvas text here } } IEnumerator ReadyDelay() { yield return new WaitForSeconds(1); if (PhotonNetwork.IsMasterClient) photonView.RPC("ReadyGame", RpcTarget.All); } [PunRPC] private void ReadyGame() { SpawnPlayer(); SceneCamera.SetActive(false); } [PunRPC] private void AddToplayerNumberDictionary(int assignedNumber,int actorNumber) { playerNumberMap[actorNumber] = assignedNumber; } [PunRPC] private void AssignAnimatorController( Animator animator, int actorNumber) { animator.runtimeAnimatorController = AnimatorControllers[playerNumberMap[actorNumber]]; } /* [PunRPC] void SetPlayerNumber(int assignedNumber) { Debug.Log($"Player {PhotonNetwork.LocalPlayer.ActorNumber} has number {assignedNumber}"); //save the master-assigned skin number playerSkinNumber = assignedNumber; }*/ public void SpawnPlayer() { Vector3 randomPosition = new Vector3( Random.Range(-1f,1f), Random.Range(-1f, 1f),0); GameObject newPlayer = PhotonNetwork.Instantiate(PlayerPrefab.name, randomPosition, Quaternion.identity, 0); Animator animator = newPlayer.GetComponent(); // animator.runtimeAnimatorController = AnimatorControllers[playerSkinNumber]; int localPlayerActorNumber = PhotonNetwork.LocalPlayer.ActorNumber; if (playerNumberMap.ContainsKey(localPlayerActorNumber)) { //photonView.RPC("AssignAnimatorController", RpcTarget.All, animator, localPlayerActorNumber); animator.runtimeAnimatorController = AnimatorControllers[playerNumberMap[localPlayerActorNumber]]; } else { Debug.LogError("Assigned number not found for this player."); } } } 

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• Work (H-1B, TN, etc.): Enables qualified foreign professionals to work in specific occupations for a sponsoring employer. The type of work visa required depends on the profession and the reciprocity agreements between countries.
• Student (F-1): For individuals pursuing full-time academic programs at accredited institutions. May come with restrictions on work authorization.
• Exchange Visitor (J-1): Facilitates participation in exchange programs like cultural exchanges, internships, or research collaborations.

• Employment-Based: Grants permanent residency based on a job offer with a sponsoring employer in the host country. Categories exist for skilled workers, investors, and individuals with exceptional abilities.
• Family-Based: Allows sponsorship of immediate family members (spouse, children) by a U.S. citizen or permanent resident.
• Diversity Visa Lottery: Provides a limited number of visas annually through a random selection process.

• Tourist Visa (B-1/B-2):
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  • Eligibility: Varies by country. Generally, applicants need to demonstrate sufficient financial resources, ties to their home country, and a valid passport.
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• Business Visa (B-1):
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  • Labor Certification: For certain categories (e.g., H-1B), the employer must first obtain a labor certification demonstrating that hiring a foreign worker won’t adversely affect U.S. worker opportunities.
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  • Maintaining Status: Students must maintain full-time enrollment and comply with program requirements to keep their visa valid.
  • Work Authorization: Limited on-campus or OPT (Optional Practical Training) opportunities might be available depending on the program and student category.
• Employment-Based Immigrant Visa:
  
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  • Eligibility: A valid job offer with a sponsoring employer and meeting the specific requirements of the chosen visa category (e.g., EB-2 for professionals with advanced degrees) (EB-3 for skilled workers with less education but experience) are crucial. The process can be complex, and seeking guidance from an experienced immigration consultant is highly recommended.
• Family-Based Immigrant Visa:
  
  • Duration: Leads to permanent residency status.
  • Eligibility: U.S. citizens or permanent residents can sponsor immediate family members (spouse, unmarried children under 21). The process can be lengthy, and wait times can vary depending on the relationship and visa category.
• Diversity Visa Lottery (DV Lottery):
  
  • Duration: Leads to permanent residency status if selected and the application process is completed successfully.
  • Eligibility: Open to nationals of countries with historically low immigration rates to the U.S. Selection is based on a random drawing.
  • Important Note: Winning the lottery doesn’t guarantee a visa. Applicants must still meet all eligibility requirements and undergo the full application process.

• Visa Type Assessment: We will help you identify the most suitable visa category based on your specific circumstances and goals.
• Application Assistance: We will provide comprehensive guidance and support throughout the application process, ensuring all documentation is accurate and complete.
• Preparation for Interviews: We will equip you with the knowledge and confidence to successfully navigate visa interviews.
• Staying Updated: We will keep you informed of any changes in immigration policies or procedures that might affect your application.