A "Non-Immigrant" is a person who enters a country temporarily for specific purposes, such as work, study, or tourism. Unlike immigrants, non-immigrants do not intend to settle permanently in the host country. They typically hold a visa that outlines the duration and purpose of their stay. Common types of non-immigrant visas include student visas, work visas, and tourist visas. Each visa category has its own requirements and restrictions, allowing individuals to engage in activities like attending school, working for a specific employer, or exploring the country for leisure.