USA Tourist Visa (B1/B2)

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Valid for 10 Years (Multiple Entry)

Planning a trip to the United States? Whether you are visiting Disneyland, attending a business conference in Silicon Valley, or reconnecting with family, the B1/B2 Visitor Visa is your gateway. This visa allows for tourism, medical treatment, and short-term business activities. While the application process includes a detailed form (DS-160) and an in-person interview, our guidance ensures your documentation is precise and your interview preparation is thorough, maximizing your chances of approval.

Visa Requirements

Valid Passport: Must be current and undamaged.
Photographs: High-quality digital and physical photos meeting strict US standards.
Hotel Reservations: Proof of where you will stay during your visit.
Flight Tickets: Evidence of travel plans (though actual ticket purchase is often recommended only after visa approval).
Travel Insurance: Coverage for potential health issues while abroad.
Financial Proof: Evidence that you can afford the trip without seeking employment in the US.

Required Documents

Passport: Must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your intended period of stay.
Photos: 2 recent passport-sized color photographs (51mm x 51mm, white background).
Flight Itinerary: A proposed travel plan or ticket confirmation.
Hotel Booking: Confirmed reservation vouchers or an invitation letter from a host.
Bank Statements: Last 6 months' bank statements or tax returns (ITR).
Travel Insurance Certificate: Valid travel medical insurance policy.
DS-160 Confirmation Page: The barcode page from your completed online application.

Eligibility Criteria

Valid Passport Holder: You must hold a valid passport from an eligible country.
Clear Travel Purpose: You must prove your visit is temporary (for tourism, business, or medical treatment).
Adequate Financial Means: You must demonstrate sufficient funds to cover your expenses in the US.
Return Ticket Confirmation: You must show strong ties to your home country (job, family, property) to prove you will return after your visit.