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B-2 Visa (Tourist / Visitor Visa)
The B-2 Visa is a non-immigrant visa that allows foreign nationals to enter the United States temporarily for tourism, leisure, or personal visits. It is ideal for individuals who wish to travel, visit family, or receive medical treatment in the U.S.
What is a B-2 Visa?
The B-2 Visa is designed for travelers who wish to:
Visit the U.S. for tourism, sightseeing, or recreational activities.
Visit family or friends residing in the United States.
Seek medical treatment or consultation at U.S. medical facilities.
Participate in social or cultural events and short-term non-business activities.
Key features of the B-2 Visa include:
Typically issued for short-term visits ranging from a few weeks to six months.
Extensions may be possible up to one year in certain cases.
Allows multiple entries if issued as a multiple-entry visa.
Employment in the U.S. is strictly prohibited.
Why Choose a B-2 Visa?
Legally travel to the U.S. for tourism, leisure, or family visits.
Short-term visa with flexible duration.
Ideal for travelers seeking vacation, sightseeing, or personal engagements.
Allows entry for medical consultations or treatment in the U.S.
Can be combined with B-1 visa if travel involves both business and tourism purposes.
Eligibility Requirements
To qualify for a B-2 Visa:
Must have a valid reason for visiting the U.S. (tourism, family visit, medical treatment).
Must demonstrate ties to home country, ensuring return after visit.
Must have financial means to cover travel and stay in the U.S.
Must not intend to work or receive salary from a U.S. source.
Must meet health, security, and admissibility standards.
Examples of evidence for eligibility:
Travel itinerary including flights and hotel bookings.
Invitation letters from family or friends in the U.S. (if applicable).
Bank statements or financial documents proving ability to cover expenses.
Proof of ties to home country (employment, property, family).
Medical documents (if visiting for treatment).
B-2 Visa Process
Visa Application: Complete Form DS-160 online and pay the visa application fee.
Consular Interview: Schedule and attend a B-2 visa interview at a U.S. consulate.
Visa Approval & Entry: Upon approval, enter the U.S. for tourism, leisure, or personal visit.
Duration of Stay: Typically granted for up to six months, with possible extensions.
Compliance: Engage only in permitted activities; employment or business work is prohibited.
Documents Required
Valid passport.
Form DS-160 confirmation and visa application fee receipt.
Travel itinerary, including flights and hotel reservations.
Invitation letters from family or friends (if applicable).
Bank statements or financial documentation proving ability to cover stay.
Proof of ties to home country (employment, family, property).
Medical documents (if visiting for treatment).
Additional supporting documents as requested by the consulate.
Timeline & Processing Time
Visa Application & Consular Interview: 2–6 weeks, depending on consulate availability.
Overall Timeline: Typically 1–2 months, depending on documentation and consulate schedules.
B-2 vs. B-1 Visa
B-2 Visa: For tourism, leisure, family visits, or medical treatment.
B-1 Visa: For business-related visits such as meetings, conferences, or training.
Combined B-1/B-2 visas are possible for travelers with both business and tourism purposes.
How We Help
We provide full support for B-2 Visa applicants:
Guidance on eligibility and required documentation for tourism, family visits, or medical treatment.
Assistance with Form DS-160 completion and consular procedures.
Support in preparing travel itineraries, financial documents, and invitation letters.
Guidance for short-term stays and visa extensions if needed.
Step-by-step support throughout the application and approval process.
Why Choose Us for B-2 Visa Assistance?
Expertise in U.S. visitor and tourist visa applications.
Proven success in B-2 visa approvals for diverse travelers.
Assistance with documentation, consular interview preparation, and visa extensions.
Personalized guidance for applicants and their families.
Trusted partner for travelers seeking U.S. tourism, family visits, or medical treatment.