2026 Visa Lottery!

2026 Visa Lottery!

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The Visa Lottery for the year 2025 (Diversity Visa Program) is an important U.S. government program that grants immigrant visas to citizens of countries with historically low rates of immigration to the U.S. Participation is free, and applications must be submitted electronically on the site designated by the Department of State. This program aims to diversify the immigrant population in the U.S., and approximately 55,000 visas are awarded each year to randomly selected winners.It is essential for participants to submit only one application, as sending multiple applications may result in automatic disqualification. Applicants selected in the lottery must meet specific education or work experience requirements and pass a visa interview to obtain permanent residency (green card).Some countries are ineligible to participate if they have sent more than 50,000 immigrants to the U.S. in the past five years. Countries frequently excluded include Brazil, Canada, China (mainland), India, Mexico, and the United Kingdom, among others. However, the list of ineligible countries may vary slightly each year, so it is recommended to review the detailed instructions on the official Department of State website.For more information on how to apply and verify requirements, you can check the official Diversity Visa Program page. This time, TOTALVISA will help you participate.

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A Translation and Interpretation student at Ricardo Palma University, with solid experience in customer service across various sectors, which has allowed her to develop communication skills, problem-solving abilities, and effective and empathetic handling of complex situations.

She was a participant in the Work and Travel program with a J1 visa in the United States, an experience that provided her with a unique perspective on the immigration process and cultural adaptation in a new country. This personal experience has inspired her to combine her passion for languages with her interest in providing support to the migrant community.

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A graduate in Communication Sciences from the National University Federico Villarreal, with experience in audiovisual production in both the public and private sectors. She has written scripts, coordinated recordings, and directed institutional videos for social media and for the internal audience of her clients. 

She was a participant in the Work and Travel program with a J1 visa, which allowed her to firsthand experience the immigration journey in the United States. This has motivated her to contribute to the migrant community, using her communication knowledge to assist those seeking to settle in a new country.

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She has participated in the Work and Travel program with a J1 visa twice: first in California and then in New Mexico. These international experiences have allowed her to understand the challenges and needs of migrants, which has inspired her to become involved in supporting the migrant community. Her focus is on providing strategic communicative assistance to those seeking to settle in new environments, helping them adapt and thrive through clear and effective information.