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Generally, a citizen of a foreign country who wishes to enter the United States must first obtain a visa. Visitor visas are nonimmigrant visas for persons who want 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 (B-1/B-2). The visa allows a foreign citizen to travel to a U.S. port of entry and request permission of the U.S. immigration inspector to enter the United States.

If the purpose of the planned travel is business related, for example, to consult with business associates, attend a scientific, educational, professional or business conference, settle an estate, or negotiate a contract, then a business visitor visa (B-1) would be the appropriate type of visa for the travel. However, there are specific requirements which must be met by applicants to qualify for a visitor visa under U.S. immigration law.

The first step to apply for a visa is complete online a non-immigrant visa application (DS-160). During your application, you will be required to make an appointment for an interview at the U.S. Embassy or Consulate where you live. Once you have electronically submitted your DS-160 online application, you will receive the application form confirmation page which you need to bring for your interview on the selected day during the application process. Please, take care to answer all questions on the application accurately and completely; otherwise, you may have to correct your application and reschedule your visa interview appointment.

Required Documents to Apply
  • Passport. Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond your period of stay in the United States.
  • Digital photograph
  • Travel itinerary, if you have already made travel arrangements.
  • Dates of your last five visits or trips to the United States, if you have previously traveled to the United States. You may also be asked for your international travel history for the past five years. 
  • Résumé or Curriculum Vitae. You may be required to provide information about your current and previous education and work history. 
  • Other Information. Some applicants, depending on the intended purpose of travel, will be asked to provide additional information when completing the online application.
Important Instructions
  • An individual on a visitor visa for business purposes (B1) is not permitted to accept employment or work in the United States.
  • The business visa is valid for 10 years.
  • Your stay in the U.S with visitor visa is limited to 180 days per entry.
  • A valid U.S. visa in an expired passport is still valid. Unless canceled or revoked, a visa is valid until its expiration date. If you have a valid visa in your expired passport, do not remove it from your expired passport. You may use your valid visa in your expired passport along with a new valid passport for travel and admission to the United States. 
  • All answers must be in English, using English characters only, except when you are asked to provide your full name in your native alphabet.

For your interview:

  • You are required to bring your confirmation page with your application ID number on it.
  • Bring your passport (valid for travel) to the United States – your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond your period of stay in the United States. Each individual who needs a visa must submit a separate application, including any family members listed in your passport.
  • Application fee payment receipt you make online

Additional documents may be requested to establish if you are qualified:

  • The purpose of your trip
  • Your intent to depart the United States after your trip and/or
  • Your ability to pay all costs of the trip. 

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Frequently Asked Questions

A U.S B1 Business visa is a traditional paper visa that is affixed to a visa page on your passport. It is a temporary, non-immigrant visa, allowing the holder to travel to the United States for business purposes.

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We require the following to submit your application:
  • Your Passport. It must be valid for at least six months beyond your period of stay in the United States.
  • Digital photograph
  • Travel itinerary, if you have already made travel arrangements.
  • Dates of your last five visits or trips to the United States, if you have previously travelled to the United States. You may also be asked for your international travel history for the past five years.
  • Résumé or Curriculum Vitae. You may be required to provide information about your current and previous education and work history.
  • Other Information. Some applicants, depending on the intended purpose of travel, will be asked to provide additional information when completing the online application.
It depends on the processing time you choose. We offer three options:
  • Standard Processing: 14 business days.
  • Rush Processing: 12 business days
  • Super Rush Processing: 10 business days.
The U.S. business visa is valid for 10 years after issue. In addition, it is a multiple entry visa and allows for a maximum stay of 180 days per entry.
The visa cost for the U.S business visa is 160 USD. Additionally, there is a service fee of 89 USD for standard processing. For rush processing and super rush processing the service fee is 119 USD and 149 USD, respectively
Not necessarily. In this situation, you must carry your expired passport with the valid U.S visa, along with your new valid passport. However, your vital personal information (name, sex, date of birth, and nationality) must be the same on both passports. If any changes have been made to your personal data for any reason (change in name due to a marriage for example) then you will have have to obtain a new visa.
Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond your period of stay in the United States. This applies to each and every stay within the visa's 10 year validity period.
Even if your visa expires while in the US, you will be fine as long as you leave the US within the 180 days stay per entry limit.
No, you cannot receive any type of wages from a US based company on a B1 visa. This only allows you to conduct business related to your current employment from your country of residence.
You may be eligible for a B-1 visa if you will be participating in business activities of a commercial or professional nature in the United States, including, but not limited to:
  • Consulting with business associates
  • Traveling for a scientific, educational, professional or business convention, or a conference on specific dates
  • Settling an estate
  • Negotiating a contract
  • Participating in short-term training
You must demonstrate the following in order to be eligible to obtain a B-1 visa:
  • The purpose of your trip is to enter the United States for a business of a legitimate nature
  • You plan to remain for a specific limited period of time
  • You have the funds to cover the expenses of the trip and your stay in the United States
  • You have a residence outside the United States in which you have no intention of abandoning, as well as other binding ties which will ensure your return abroad at the end of the visit
  • You are otherwise admissible to the United States

Yes, technically you can. However, you cannot be paid any wages by that business. In addition, since one of the eligibility criteria to obtain a B1 Business visa is:

  • You plan to remain for a specific limited period of time
  • You have a residence outside the United States in which you have no intention of abandoning, as well as other binding ties which will ensure your return abroad at the end of the visit.

And since your business intentions have to be disclosed at the time of application, it may make it difficult to get an approval. We suggest you contact an immigration attorney for guidance if your intention to come to the US on a B1 business visa is to start a new business for alternate visa options.

The B2 visa is strictly for tourism purposes, while the B1 allows you to engage in certain business activities. Note that both are short term, non-immigrant visas.
If you wish to extend your stay, then you must file a request with the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).
No. As with any visas, it merely grants you permission to travel to a particular country. Whether you are allowed entry will be at the discretion of the Immigration official.
No, spouse and children are not eligible to obtain a dependent visa if you hold a B1 Business visa. They must separately apply for a B2 visa.
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The United States of America is also called the land of opportunity. It is the place where dreams can come true, which is why many people believe in the American dream. As far as business is concerned, the US can be everything. As long as you play your cards right, you should be just fine. Keep in mind that opportunity is everything when it comes to American business, and for you to succeed, you need to be the best at what you do. It is essential to know about the dos and don’ts when it comes to business in the US, and we will discuss them below.

Before talking about business customs in the US, we will cover a little bit about the entry in the country. As you may very well know, the United States of America has a strict visa policy, and immigration is not a subject to be played with. However, the country does have a Visa Waiver Program, and as long as your country of origin is in it, you can have an easy time getting into the US.

If you are visa exempt, however, you still need to get a travel document. We are talking about an ESTA (Electronic System for Travel Authorization). Fortunately, you can apply for it online, and iVisa can help you get it in as little as 6 hours. The document is valid for 2 years since the date of issue, it grants multiple entries, and you can stay in the United States for no more than 90 days per entry.

On the other hand, in case you are not visa-exempt, you need to pay a visit to the nearest US diplomatic mission and apply for a US business visa there. You need to make sure that it is possible to travel for business purposes in the US since there are a few nationalities that are not granted entry in the country. If you can, you need to apply for a B1 visa, which is a document exclusively for business purposes. Once you get that, you are good to go.

Now that we covered the visa part, we are ready to discuss business customs and etiquette in the US. As far as business relationships are concerned, people tend to have different perspectives. One is that Americans are non-personal people who seem cold at first glance, while others think that they are warm, informal, and very friendly. The truth is somewhere in the middle. American business people are incredibly friendly, talking on a first name basis and making conversation like they have known you for years. However, what you need to remember is that they do not base their business relationship on a personal rapport. Opportunity and money are all that matter. So, if you do not want to get too close, it is entirely acceptable. Americans will try to close a deal first, and if a personal relationship is developed after, that's fine. Even so, we recommend openness, friendliness, and a lot of enthusiasm.

‘Time is money’ is not just a say in the United States. They really mean it. That is why it is important not to waste anybody’s time. You have to be punctual, you need to get straight to the point, and make sure to avoid moments of silence in a negotiation. Someone will start talking just to kill the silence. And always be direct. It will work in your favor.

As far as greetings and meetings in the US are concerned, do not expect too much formality. The greetings are informal, generally accompanied by a handshake. Since Americans are enthusiastic, you can expect a firm handshake. The other person will most likely put his hand over yours. Some say it is a gesture to establish dominance, but do not read too much into it. However, make sure to read the people’s body language. Once a rapport is created, you can be hugged. But keep in mind that some people are not that into it. They value their personal space, which is why you should stay at least 2 feet away from them. If you are coming from a culture where personal space does not exist, try to refrain yourself. On the other hand, if you originate from a culture where personal space is essential, do not be surprised if your American partners will try to hug or put their hands on your back.

Another thing that is worth mentioning is that American use ‘How are you?’ as a greeting, but they are not really interested in your life story. You can give a simple and to-the-point ‘Fine, thanks!’ and move on.

Business cards are often changed in the United States, but more as a formality. In some cultures, it is a must to look carefully at the card before putting it in your wallet. In the US, however, you can expect the recipient to not even look at it and stuff it in a pocket. Do not get offended because it is not accustomed in the US to study the business card before putting it away. It’s just how they do things.

When it comes to dressing code, it depends on the field of activity, but you can never go wrong with business attire. You can wear a suit the first time you go to a meeting, but then you can wear the same clothes as your business partners. Since Americans are not all formal, do not be surprised if you see people in a meeting wearing smart casual outfits.

Last but not least, the communication style in the US may seem a bit confusing at first. The first thing you need to know is that yes means yes, no means no, and ‘maybe’ is not a polite way to say no. It actually means maybe. Although interrupting a person while speaking is incredibly rude in most cultures, it will happen in business meetings with Americans. But do not take it personally since they interrupt each other, not only you. Also, people in the US are not afraid of conflict. They argue openly, and they are not subtle at all. It may be a while until you get used to it, but if you want to adopt the American ways when it comes to business, you have to do the same.

Getting down to business in the United States means precisely that. People are direct, open, they use a lot of sports references, and they like to be straight shooters. Wasting any business person’s time is a crime, and delaying things will bring trouble. If you want to succeed, you need to adopt some of the US business customs and etiquette, but you should easily get used to it.

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  316. US visa for Singaporeans
  317. US visa for Taiwanese
  318. What is the difference between a USA visa and an ESTA?
  319. United States visa for Greek citizens - does Greece need a visa?
  320. United States visa requirements for Chilean citizens
  321. B1 vs. B2 visa
  322. U.S. Visa for Australians
  323. The B1/B2 visa validity
  324. United States visa for Italian
  325. US visa for Japanese
  326. USA ESTA Frequently Asked Questions
  327. United States visa for Norwegian
  328. Green card lottery: How to apply for the Diversity Visa Lottery
  329. Green card lottery results: When can I find out if I’m a winner of the Diversity Visa Lottery?
  330. Green Card Lottery: When to apply and what's the deadline for the Diversity Visa Lottery
  331. DV lottery check status: How can I check whether I’ve won the Green Card Lottery?
  332. Green card lottery countries: Who can enter the Diversity Visa lottery?
  333. Do I need a USA visa if I am from Australia?
  334. US visa - travel docs and passport requirements
  335. US visa restrictions and eligibility
  336. How can I register for EVUS from the U.S.?
  337. How can I register for EVUS from China?
  338. What is the difference between EVUS and visa?
  339. Important EVUS update you should read
  340. What to do if you’re unable to locate the EVUS enrollment in the system?
  341. GET YOUR EVUS STATUS CHECK BY READING THIS INFORMATION
  342. This is the process to renew your EVUS
  343. CAN I APPLY FOR EVUS WITH A NEW PASSPORT?
  344. DO I NEED A NATIONAL IDENTIFICATION NUMBER TO APPLY FOR EVUS?
  345. Do Hong Kong passport holders need to apply for the EVUS?
  346. WHERE CAN I GET HELP FOR MY EVUS ENROLLMENT?
  347. Do I have to get health solutions to enroll with EVUS?
  348. What is an EVUS group enrollment?
  349. IS THE EVUS A GREEN CARD?
  350. WHERE CAN I FIND THE EVUS FORM?
  351. HOW TO GET THE EVUS FOR A CHINESE PASSPORT?
  352. WHAT FEE SHOULD I PAY FOR THE EVUS?
  353. WHAT SHOULD I DO IF MY EVUS IS EXPIRED?
  354. READ THIS EVUS EXPIRATION WARNING BEFORE TRAVELING TO THE US
  355. UNITED STATES VISA FOR PORTUGUESE
  356. US B1B2 VISA FOR ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA CITIZENS
  357. US Visa for Lithuanians
  358. US VISA FOR HUNGARIANS
  359. US B1/B2 VISA FOR THE CITIZENS OF ST. VINCENT & GRENADINES
  360. US B1/B2 Visa for the citizens of Serbia
  361. US B1/B2 Visa for the citizens of Saint Lucia
  362. How to apply for a US Tourist visa from India
  363. DO I NEED AN ESTA TO TRAVEL FROM THE UK TO THE USA?
  364. US B1/B2 VISA FOR THE CITIZENS OF EL SALVADOR
  365. US B1B2 VISA FOR BANGLADESHI CITIZENS
  366. DO I NEED A US BUSINESS VISA INVITATION LETTER?
  367. U.S. 10 YEAR MULTIPLE VISA FEES AND APPLICATION
  368. US B1/B2 VISA FOR THE CITIZENS OF CHINA
  369. US B1B2 VISA FOR THE CITIZENS OF NEPAL
  370. US B1/B2 Visa for the citizens of Vanuatu
  371. US B1/B2 Visa for the citizens of Tuvalu
  372. US B1/B2 Visa for the citizens of Swaziland (Eswatini)
  373. U.S. B1 B2 VISA SAMPLE PICTURE AND INFORMATION
  374. US TOURIST VISA REQUIREMENTS (B1/B2)
  375. US B1B2 Visa for the citizens of Peru
  376. How to obtain a multiple-entry US visa (B1/B2)?
  377. The Benefits of a US B1B2 Visa
  378. US B1B2 Visa for the citizens of Montenegro
  379. US B1B2 Visa for the citizens of Mozambique
  380. US B1B2 Visa for the citizens of Nicaragua
  381. US B1B2 Visa for the citizens of Papua New Guinea
  382. US B1B2 Visa for the citizens of Paraguay
  383. US B1/B2 Visa for the citizens of Zimbabwe
  384. US B1B2 Visa for the citizens of Malawi
  385. US B1B2 Visa for the citizens of Mauritius
  386. US B1B2 Visa for Greece Citizens
  387. US B1/B2 Visa for the citizens of Zambia
  388. US B1B2 Visa for Estonia Citizens
  389. US B1B2 Visa for Cyprus Citizens
  390. US B1/B2 Visa for the citizens of Trinidad and Tobago
  391. US B1/B2 Visa for the citizens of Sudan
  392. US B1/B2 Visa for the citizens of State of Palestine
  393. US B1/B2 Visa for the citizens of Somalia
  394. US B1/B2 Visa for the citizens of Solomon Islands
  395. US B1/B2 Visa for the citizens of Sierra Leone
  396. US B1B2 Visa for Bulgaria Citizens
  397. US B1/B2 Visa for the citizens of Ethiopia
  398. US B1/B2 Visa for the citizens of Cabo Verde
  399. US B1/B2 Visa for the citizens of Azerbaijan
  400. US B1/B2 Visa for the citizens of Armenia
  401. US B1/B2 VISA FOR THE CITIZENS OF ALBANIA
  402. What is a B1 visa?
  403. US Business Visa requirements
  404. Is a B1/B2 visa for parents (US Tourist Visa) necessary?
  405. How to get a Business Visa for the USA (B1)
  406. How to apply for a US Tourist visa (B1/B2)
  407. US B1/B2 Visa for the citizens of Turkmenistan
  408. Common reasons for a B1 visa rejection (US Business Visa)
  409. B1 visa required documents (US Business Visa)
  410. Applying for a B1/B2 visa – how long can I stay?
  411. What is a B2 visa?
  412. US Visa for Irish
  413. United States visa for Maltese
  414. United States visa for Taiwanese
  415. United States visa for Dutch
  416. What you need to know about the US Tourist visa form
  417. What you need to know about the US tourist visa application process
  418. I need a US Tourist visa - which type must I apply for?
  419. All you need to know about the US tourist visa online application