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United States B1/B2 Visitor Visa

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Broadway tonight, national parks next week.

The B1/B2 visa covers both business and tourist travel to the US. It requires a DS-160 form and an in-person interview — we prepare your paperwork and coach you for the appointment.

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At a glance

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2–4weeks after your interview

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  • Entries Multiple entry
  • Validity Up to 10 years
  • Max stay Up to 6 months per visit
  • Documents checkedbefore filing
  • Filed fastsame working day
  • On timeor we refund

The fun part

United States — the fun bit

Times Square

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New York City — Statue of Liberty, Times Square, Central Park, and the Empire State Building
Grand Canyon National Park

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Grand Canyon National Park, most often reached from Las Vegas or Phoenix
Las Vegas — the Strip, plus a base for Grand Canyon and Antelope Canyon trips
Golden Gate Bridge

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San Francisco — Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, and the Silicon Valley campuses nearby
Los Angeles — Universal Studios, Hollywood, and the Santa Monica and Malibu coast
Cinderella Castle

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Orlando — Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando, the biggest theme-park cluster anywhere
United States Capitol

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Washington DC — the Smithsonian museums, the National Mall, and the Capitol
Niagara Falls

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Niagara Falls from the US side, an easy add-on to a New York trip

Why people go

The US draws Indian travellers for reasons that go beyond sightseeing: it has the largest Indian diaspora outside Asia, so a great many trips are built around visiting family, attending a graduation, or a wedding. University visits for prospective students are a category of their own. On the leisure side, the B1/B2 visa's long validity — typically ten years, multiple entry — changes the calculation entirely: one successful application covers a decade of trips, which is why applicants are willing to sit through the interview and the wait. Nonstop flights from Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru to New York, Newark, San Francisco, and Chicago have also cut out the old Gulf or European layover.

Eligibility

Valid passport covering your entire intended stay in the US
Demonstrable ties to your home country (job, property, family)
Sufficient funds to cover the trip without unauthorized employment
No prior US visa refusals related to immigrant intent (case-by-case)

Required documents

Upload each of these during your application — we check them for issues before anything is submitted.

1

DS-160 confirmation page

We complete this with you before your interview slot is booked.

2

Passport bio page

Valid for at least 6 months beyond your planned stay.

3

Photo (2x2 in, US spec)

Taken within the last 6 months against a white background.

4

Proof of ties & finances

Bank statements, employment letter, or property documents.

What we do for you

Your United States visa, in five moves

  1. You send

    your documents

    Scan your passport with your phone. We read it automatically.

  2. We check

    every page

    Against the rules that apply today — not last year's blog post.

  3. We flag

    what won't pass

    You hear it from us, with time to fix it.

  4. We file

    at the embassy

    And chase it, so you're never on hold to a hotline.

  5. It lands

    on time

    Before you fly — or your service fee comes back.

Common rejection reasons & how to avoid them

Insufficient ties to home country

Bring clear evidence of a job, lease/property, or family obligations that require your return.

Inconsistent or vague travel purpose

Be specific and consistent about your itinerary when answering the consular officer.

Incomplete DS-160

Double check employment history and past travel fields — small gaps trigger extra scrutiny.