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Visitor visa (B-1/B-2)
Visitor Visa – B1 and B2
Visitor visas are non-immigrant visas for a person who wants to enter the United States temporarily for business(visa category B-1), for tourism (visa category B-2), or for a combination of both purposes. Some activities allowed with a visitor visa :
Business( B-1)
Consult with a business associate
Attend a scientific, educational, professional, or business conference
Settling an estate
Negotiating a contract
Tourism (B-2)
Tourism
Vacation
Medical treatment
Visiting friends or relatives
Participation in social events hosted by the social committee or service organisation
Participation by amateurs in musical, sporting, or similar contests.
A visitor visa will not be given to birth tourism where one’s primary motive is to give birth in the US to obtain U. S Citizenship for their child. And it also doesn’t provide permanent resident status. These visas are temporary, with a maximum amount of time issued of 180 days.
Eligibility
To be able to qualify for B-1/B-2 visas, you have to demonstrate to the counselor that:
The purpose of your trip to the US is a temporary visit, such as for business affairs, to have
a good time travelling around the state, or for medical treatment.
A valid passport that has its expiration date beyond 6 months past the date of return.
A bank statement or proof of funds to cover the cost of the trip, including travel,
accommodation, and living expenses.
Proof of residence in your hometown to be sure that you will return after your voyage.
What are the (B-1/B-2) Visa Requirements?
Documents required
Your documents will be investigated by the counsellor to give a fair chance to every applicant. AnÂ
individual who wants to obtain a visa for their own purpose.
The counsellor will look into your professional, social and other factors to evaluate your purpose and
reasons for your visit to the US.
The documents you need:
A proof of your income to be able to look after yourself during your stay.
Your planned trip or the business affairs that you will undertake.
Criminal and other records to see your threat as a person of consideration.
Things which are exempted under this visa
Studying any course
Long-term employment under any US firm.
Any professional paid performance where there is an actual audience to perform for.
Working in any creative industry.
Permanent resident in the US.
Making a (B-1/B-2) Visa Application
Application process
You need to complete your DS-160 form that contains all your personal details and Other
information that has an attachment with your identity.
After completing the DS-160 form, you need to pay the fees that are required by the government to give you an approval.
For more details, you can inquire about your query with one of our team members, who will guide you through everything, which will put you at ease.
Duration of your stay.
When you enter the US, the customs officer will grant you a maximum of 6 months to stay. If you want to
stay longer than the time given, you can maybe apply for an extension, which can extend up to one year.