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Get an instant assessment of your US visa chances — with risk score, approval probability, and expert recommendations.
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Your Personal Profile
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Prior travel to developed countries significantly boosts your approval odds.
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Analyzing Your Profile
- ⏳ Checking nationality & refusal patterns
- ⬜ Analyzing travel history & ties
- ⬜ Calculating 214(b) risk score
- ⬜ Evaluating financial profile
- ⬜ Generating expert recommendations
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Not Legal Advice. This is an estimate for informational purposes only. Actual visa decisions depend on consular discretion.
Your Visa Eligibility Score
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⚠️ Key Issues in Your Profile
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Common Questions
Everything you need to know about USA visa eligibility
Am I eligible for a US visa from India?▾
Eligibility depends on employment stability, income, travel history, home country ties, and prior refusals. Indian applicants face a roughly 40% refusal rate — primarily due to weak home ties or failure to demonstrate non-immigrant intent under Section 214(b).
What does a 214(b) visa refusal mean?▾
Section 214(b) presumes every visitor intends to immigrate unless they prove otherwise. A 214(b) refusal means the officer wasn't convinced you'd return home. To overcome it, demonstrate stronger home country ties — property, employment, dependents, bank history.
How can I improve my US visa approval chances?▾
Build travel history (Schengen/UK first), maintain a strong bank balance (min $8,000–$10,000), get a solid employment letter, demonstrate strong home country ties, and consult a visa expert — especially if you have a prior refusal.
Can I apply after a previous refusal?▾
Yes — a prior refusal doesn't permanently ban you. But you must address the exact reason in your new application. Reapplying with the same profile is almost always rejected again. A visa consultant can help you build a stronger case.
How long does US visa processing take?▾
Processing times vary by embassy. B1/B2 interview wait times at US Embassy India currently range from 2–18 months. Plan well in advance and check the official appointment scheduler for current availability at your nearest consulate.


