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Citizens of many countries require a valid B1/B2 visa before traveling to the United States of America.

B1/B2 is a category of "non-immigrant" visa for persons wishing to enter the United States temporarily for business (category B1 visa), for tourism (category B2 visa) or a combination of both purposes (B1/B2). The U.S. government generally issues B1/B2 visas rather than just a B1 or a B2 visa.

Before your interview, we will send you a complete package about what to expect from your interview and provide you with a list of documents you should bring along with you on the day of the interview. After your interview, the US Embassy will likely keep hold of your passport to place the visa sticker in it.

Ink-free, digital fingerprint scans will be taken as part of your application process. They are usually taken during your interview, but this varies based on location.

Important: iVisa does not have any sort of relationship with the United States government. The U.S. Department of State is responsible for deciding if your B1/B2 visa is approved. iVisa does not guarantee you will obtain the visa, but our years of experience improve your chances (we have over 99% approval rate). Our services are limited to helping you quickly and effectively complete the visa application process.

Let iVisa take care of arranging your interview for the U.S. B1/B2 visa!

Here's how it works:

  1. You fill out our simple online form, upload your documents and pay.
  2. With the information you provide, iVisa will submit the DS-160 form on your behalf to the U.S. government.
  3. Where applicable, iVisa handles payment of the consular fee. Unfortunately, in some application countries (India, Bhutan via India, Nigeria, Philippines, Singapore, Qatar, and Vietnam), payment can only be made in person by the applicant.
  4. After coordinating with you the best time and date, iVisa schedules your interview appointment at your chosen U.S. embassy / consulate.
  5. You attend your interview, ace it, and leave your passport with the U.S. embassy / consulate to issue the visa.
  6. You collect your passport with your U.S. B1/B2 visa in it.

We recommend you submit your application at least 8 weeks before your estimated arrival date to the United States.

Please refer to our FAQ section at the bottom of the page for interview locations we currently offer. If your desired interview location does not appear on the list, please check again in the near future as we are constantly expanding our services to include more locations.

Required Documents to Apply

ONLINE APPLICATION FORM - WHAT YOU'LL NEED:

You should have the following available while you complete our simple online form:

  • Passport

  • Passport-quality photo in digital format

  • 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 there

  • Information about your current and previous education and work history

  • A credit/debit card or PayPal account

ON THE DAY OF THE INTERVIEW - WHAT YOU'LL NEED:

MANDATORY:

  • Printed visa fee payment receipt, which you will receive via email from us.

  • Printed confirmation page of online submitted Form DS-160 with CEAC barcode, which you will receive via email from us.

  • Printed confirmation of interview appointment, which you will receive via email from us.

  • Current valid passport, and past passports if you’ve had a U.S. visa previously.

  • 2 color photos that must meet the following requirements:

    • Size: 5x5

    • White background

    • Facing front

    • No glasses or other accessories that cover your face or ears

    • Photos must be recent (taken no more than 6 months ago)

NOTE: Ink-free, digital fingerprint scans will be taken as part of your application process. They are usually taken during your interview, but this varies based on location.

Remember that you must arrive at the interview location at least 15 minutes before the scheduled time. Only the US authorities can decide if your visa is approved or not, but being 100% honest with your personal information is always the best option.

RECOMMENDED EXTRA DOCUMENTS:

  • National Identity Document, if your home country issues one.

  • If you are a student, certificate issued by school/university/institute accrediting student status.

  • If you are employed, pay slips for the last 3 months showing gross salary and tax deductions. We also recommend bringing a company ID or letter from Human Resources.

  • Bank statements for the last 3 months to show that you have more than enough money to cover the expenses of your trip (unless you are being sponsored by a company/institution).

  • Titles of any properties or assets that you own in the country from which you are applying.

  • If you have already made flight reservations, bring evidence of both your return travel plans and lodging reservations.

  • Applications for children must include their birth certificate.

  • Additionally, bring any other documents that can serve to prove that all the requirements for the requested visa are met (income tax returns, marriage certificate, etc.).

Important Instructions

  • Applicants should not book flights or hotels before having a visa for the U.S.

  • Please review our FAQ's section to see if we are offering our services for your Visa Request Location or application country.

  • In some application countries (Singapore, India, Trinidad and Tobago), consular fee payment can only be made by the applicant. iVisa provides instructions on how to pay.

  • The U.S. Department of State (D.O.S.) usually has a high demand for interview appointments. We will take into consideration your date and time preferences, but the final date and time for your interview will rely solely on the D.O.S. availability.

  • The validity and number of entries of your B1/B2 visa depends on your nationality.

  • Your stay in the U.S. with a visitor visa is limited to 180 days Per Entry.

  • A valid U.S. visa associated with an expired passport is still valid. Unless canceled or revoked, a visa is valid until its expiration date. If you have a valid visa associated with your expired passport, do not remove it. 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.

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Frequently Asked Questions

A US B1/B2 visa is a temporary, non-immigrant visa, which allows the holder to travel to the US for business and tourism purposes.
Currently, we assist applicants requesting their B1/B2 visas in the following locations:
  • ALBANIA - TIRANA
  • ANGOLA - LUANDA
  • ARGENTINA - BUENOS AIRES
  • ARMENIA - YEREVAN
  • AUSTRALIA - MELBOURNE
  • AUSTRALIA - PERTH
  • AUSTRALIA - SYDNEY
  • AUSTRIA - VIENNA
  • AZERBAIJAN - BAKU
  • BAHAMAS - NASSAU
  • BARBADOS - BRIDGETOWN
  • BELGIUM - BRUSSELS
  • BELIZE - BELMOPAN
  • BOLIVIA - LA PAZ
  • BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA - SARAJEVO
  • BRAZIL - BRASILIA
  • BRAZIL - PORTO ALEGRE
  • BRAZIL - RECIFE
  • BRAZIL - RIO DE JANEIRO
  • BRAZIL - SAO PAULO
  • CABO VERDE - PRAIA
  • CAMEROON - YAOUNDE
  • CANADA - CALGARY
  • CANADA - HALIFAX
  • CANADA - MONTREAL
  • CANADA - OTTAWA
  • CANADA - QUEBEC
  • CANADA - TORONTO
  • CANADA - VANCOUVER
  • CHILE - SANTIAGO
  • COLOMBIA - BOGOTA
  • CONGO - BRAZZAVILLE
  • CONGO - KINSHASA
  • CROATIA - ZAGREB
  • CYPRUS - NICOSIA
  • DOMINICAN REPUBLIC - SANTO DOMINGO
  • ECUADOR - GUAYAQUIL
  • ECUADOR - QUITO
  • ENGLAND - LONDON
  • ETHIOPIA - ADDIS ABABA
  • FRANCE - PARIS
  • GERMANY - FRANKFURT
  • GREECE - ATHENS
  • GUYANA - GEORGETOWN
  • INDIA - CHENNAI
  • INDIA - HYDERABAD
  • INDIA - KOLKATA
  • INDIA - MUMBAI
  • INDIA - NEW DELHI
  • IRELAND - DUBLIN
  • ISRAEL - TEL AVIV
  • ITALY - FLORENCE
  • ITALY - MILAN
  • ITALY - NAPLES
  • ITALY - ROME
  • JAMAICA - KINGSTON
  • KENYA - NAIROBI
  • KOSOVO - PRISTINA
  • MEXICO - CIUDAD JUAREZ
  • MEXICO - GUADALAJARA
  • MEXICO - HERMOSILLO
  • MEXICO - MATAMOROS
  • MEXICO - MERIDA
  • MEXICO - MEXICO CITY
  • MEXICO - MONTERREY
  • MEXICO - NOGALES
  • MEXICO - NUEVO LAREDO
  • MEXICO - TIJUANA
  • NETHERLANDS - AMSTERDAM
  • NIGERIA - ABUJA
  • NIGERIA - LAGOS
  • NORTHERN IRELAND - BELFAST
  • PARAGUAY - ASUNCION
  • PERU - LIMA
  • PHILIPPINES - MANILA
  • POLAND - KRAKOW
  • POLAND - WARSAW
  • PORTUGAL - LISBON
  • RUSSIA - MOSCOW
  • RUSSIA - VLADIVOSTOK
  • RUSSIA - YEKATERINBURG
  • RWANDA - KIGALI
  • SENEGAL - DAKAR
  • SERBIA - BELGRADE
  • SINGAPORE - SINGAPORE
  • SOUTH AFRICA - CAPE TOWN
  • SOUTH AFRICA - DURBAN
  • SOUTH AFRICA - JOHANNESBURG
  • SPAIN - MADRID
  • SWITZERLAND - BERN
  • TANZANIA - DAR ES SALAAM
  • TRINIDAD - PORT OF SPAIN
  • TURKEY - ANKARA
  • TURKEY - ISTANBUL
  • UGANDA - KAMPALA
  • UNITED ARAB EMIRATES - ABU DHABI
  • UNITED ARAB EMIRATES - DUBAI
  • URUGUAY - MONTEVIDEO
  • VIETNAM - HANOI
  • VIETNAM - HO CHI MINH CITY
  • ZAMBIA - LUSAKA
The US B1/B2 visa costs USD 160.00. Additionally, there is a service fee of USD 40.00 for standard processing. For rush processing and super rush processing the service fee is USD 70.00 and USD 90.00, respectively.

Getting your B1/B2 visa will take at least 5 weeks from the date of your application with iVisa. We recommend you apply with as much anticipation as possible.

The time it takes to schedule your interview at the US embassy / consulate depends on the processing time you choose. We offer three options:

  • Standard Processing: 9 days.

  • Rush Processing: 7 days.

  • Super Rush Processing: 5 days.

After your interview, your visa will be approved within 5 business days.

In order to apply for your B1/B2 interview, you should have the following available while you complete our simple online form:
  • Passport (valid for at least six months beyond your period of stay in the United States)
  • Passport quality photo in digital format
  • 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 there
  • Information about your current and previous education and work history
  • A credit/debit card or PayPal account
The US B1/B2 visa is valid for up to 10 years after issued . Additionally, it is a Multiple Entry visa and allows for a maximum stay of 180 days Per Entry (Note that your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the end of your intended stay in the United States).
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. It must also have at least 2 blank pages.
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 to obtain a new visa.
Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the end of your intended period of stay in the United States. This applies to each and every stay within the visa's 10 year validity period.
No, we can not change or modify any details on the Visa once it's issued. If you do, however, realize you made a mistake before your visa has been issued, then please contact us ASAP via online chat or by sending an email to help@ivisa.com.

Yellow Fever vaccine is required if traveling from a country with risk of yellow fever transmission.

More information in the following link:

https://www.who.int/ith/ITH_Annex_I.pdf

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A trip to the US cannot be that hard, right? It is the land of possibilities, a melting pot of cultures, and there are plenty of people to help you with directions and whatnot. Nevertheless, that does not mean there are no rules you need to abide by. In fact, as you will notice when you get to the US, the world is not as you see it portrayed in movies. While Hollywood gets some things right, others as just ridiculous. That is why you should do some research before you leave, and learning something about the people and culture in the US is of the utmost importance. Below you will find some of the things you should and should not do while visiting the US.

Do not underestimate the power of your smile – Americans are friendly people in most cases, and they believe in ‘Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.’ Basically, you need to behave as you would like them to behave with you. It is as simple as that. Always keep a smile on your face, be polite, and be nice in all cases. You will see that you will be welcomed, helped, and given a chance to create relationships. The people will be eager to offer assistance should you need it, and the locals will be happy to show you around should you choose to visit certain communities.

Do not smoke all over the place – smoking in the US is regulated, and while there are specially designated places where you can indulge in your vice, you cannot smoke anywhere you feel like. For example, you cannot smoke in restaurants, inside any building, public place like parks, and even on the street. That is because Americans take second-hand smoke seriously, and they would like to prevent it by preventing other people from inhaling your smoke. Since you are the smoker, you need to do it where you are allowed to.

Do not use the metric system – this is by far the most significant confusion for a tourist in the US. You need to leave behind the kilogram, kilometer, and Celsius and replace them with pounds, miles, and Fahrenheit. It will be challenging for you to adjust, and by the time you do it, you will be long gone back home. The point is that as confused you are by the imperial system, so are the Americans by the metric system. Even so, since you are a guest in the US, you are the one who has to make the effort of adjusting. Plus, you have plenty of apps that can convert the values for you. Even Google gives it to you with a simple search.

Driving is no joke – when you go to the US, and you rent a car, you need to be very careful on the road. Some of the signs may not be familiar, and the speed limits are different depending on the country. Plus, you only have to park where you are allowed. In some states, if you park in a place where you are not supposed to, you may get away with it. Not in the US. They have officers employed just for that, and one of them will find your car parked in the wrong spot. Feeling like paying a fine? If not, mind the parking.

Refrain from using jargon – no matter what you see in the movies, Americans usually use proper language. Forget about the ‘your-you’re’ confusion. I am referring to slang. Americans find it stereotypical, and you will get a lot of nasty looks. Plus, you do not want to get on the wrong foot, do you? It is like going to England and saying ‘Cheerio’ to everyone you meet. It is borderline insulting. In the US, people like to be nice in their speech, so you should do the same. That is if you want to be treated with respect and appreciation.

Do not forget to tip – while in some countries tipping is not a thing, in the US, it allows a lot of servers to make a living. That is because being a waiter only ensures the minimum wage, and to compensate, waiters receive tips. It is true that some of them are very rude if they are not tipped as they would expect, but most of them lead decent lives because of that surplus. Remember that in the US, the tip is about 10 to 15% of the amount on the bill. It may seem much to you, but that is the custom.

See the natural parks – this is one of the primary reasons some people come to the US in the first place. The natural parks in the US are stunning. Since the country has an enormous surface area, a lot of it is still occupied by nature. The forests, the Rocky Mountains in Colorado, and a lot of other places will remain imprinted in your memory because of their beauty. Plus, each of them has something unique, and you will have the best experiences there.

Be punctual – if Americans love something, it is punctuality. If you need to be someplace at 10 AM, you need to be there. Being late is not one of those things that Americans tolerate, so make sure that you get on time. Do not forget to add the time it takes to get someplace and then add a margin of error. Depending on where you are, the traffic can be excruciatingly long, so you need to create a safety net.

No matter what you see in movies, you should know that the US is a country worth visiting. While the thing with the guns regulations may scare some people off, there is barely any reason to worry. Of course, you need to be careful in some neighborhoods, but that is a valid point no matter where you go in the world. The bottom line is that the US does not come with absurd rules, and if you abide by them, you will have a lovely experience while there.

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  212. Korea U.S. Waiver Visa South Korean Residents
  213. 5 Year U.S. Visa Info Australian Citizens and Tourists
  214. Massachusetts Covid Entry Requirements
  215. Massachusetts Covid Quarantine Rules
  216. Connecticut Covid Mask Policy
  217. Alaska Covid Entry Requirements
  218. Alaska Covid Quarantine Rules
  219. Can I Visit Alaska Covid 19?
  220. Vaccination Passport New York
  221. US B1/B2 Visa for the citizens of Saint Kitts & Nevis
  222. U.S. Visa Fees for Indian Citizens
  223. Does the Department of Homeland Security issue ESTAs?
  224. Do I need an ESTA card to travel to the USA?
  225. Do I need a United States travel visa?
  226. Do I have to get a USA ESTA from an official website?
  227. Can Tour America help me get a US ESTA?
  228. Can I get an ESTA through US Immigration?
  229. Can I get an ESTA for the USA from a .gov type of website?
  230. Can I fill in a US Visitor Visa online application form?
  231. B1/B2 visa for the USA
  232. What US visa service website should I use?
  233. What to apply for? USA transit visa or ESTA?
  234. Visiting America with an ESTA
  235. USA visa - conditions and eligibility
  236. USA ESTA visa cost
  237. USA ESTA requirements
  238. USA ESTA - common questions
  239. US visa procedure and formalities
  240. US visa information and details about ESTA
  241. US travel - visa or ESTA?
  242. US ESTA visa application
  243. United States visa for the citizens of New Zealand
  244. United States visa fees
  245. Traveling to America on an ESTA
  246. The USA Visa Waiver Program and the ESTA
  247. The application form for a USA ESTA
  248. Must I use the services of a USA visa center?
  249. Must I go to an American embassy to apply for an ESTA?
  250. Must I get an ESTA from an official US government website?
  251. Looking for some US visa advice?
  252. I want to visit the United States? Do I need a USA ESTA?
  253. How to obtain an ESTA registration for the USA
  254. How to obtain a United States visa from the UK
  255. How to go through an American ESTA application process
  256. How to get a visa for the USA
  257. How to apply for a USA ESTA online
  258. ESTA for US entry?
  259. DV Lottery Statistics
  260. DV Lottery Statistics: What are the Green Card Lottery Statistics?
  261. Green Card Lottery Chances: What to know about it
  262. Green Card Lottery Chances: What to know about the Diversity Visa Lottery Chances
  263. DV Lottery Odds By Country
  264. DV Lottery Increase Chances: How to do it
  265. Green Card Lottery Education Requirements: What to know
  266. Green Card Lottery For Poland : Entrance to U.S.A
  267. Green Card Lottery For Denmark: Everything you should know
  268. Diversity Visa for Sweden: A chance of living in the US
  269. Diversity Visa For New Zealand: A complete Guide
  270. Green Card Lottery For Australia: A Guide
  271. Green Card Lottery For Israel: A Go to guide
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  273. Green Card Lottery For France: A Guide
  274. Green Card Lottery For Norway: Enter USA with Ease
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  280. Diversity Visa Lottery For Italy: A Complete Guide
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  289. Diversity Visa Lottery For Ecuador: Details That You Need!
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  297. Green Card Lottery : Entry dates
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  299. Green Card Lottery for GREECE
  300. Green Card Lottery History
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  302. Green Card Lottery: How it works
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  306. Green Card Lottery : How much does it cost?
  307. Green Card Lottery Interview Questions
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  309. Green Card Lottery for JAPANESE
  310. Green Card Lottery Job Requirement
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  319. GREEN CARD LOTTERY LITHUANIA
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  332. Green Card Lottery or Diversity Visa Lottery United Kingdom
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  334. Green Card Lottery Winners: Will your application to the DV lottery be successful?
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  342. US Business visa fees
  343. US VISA FOR FRENCH CITIZENS
  344. US visa for Singaporeans
  345. What is the difference between a USA visa and an ESTA?
  346. United States visa for Greek citizens - does Greece need a visa?
  347. United States visa requirements for Chilean citizens
  348. U.S. Visa for Australians
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  350. US visa for Japanese
  351. USA ESTA Frequently Asked Questions
  352. United States visa for Norwegian
  353. Green card lottery: How to apply for the Diversity Visa Lottery
  354. Green card lottery results: When can I find out if I’m a winner of the Diversity Visa Lottery?
  355. Green Card Lottery: When to apply and what's the deadline for the Diversity Visa Lottery
  356. DV lottery check status: How can I check whether I’ve won the Green Card Lottery?
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  358. US visa - travel docs and passport requirements
  359. US visa restrictions and eligibility
  360. How can I register for EVUS from the U.S.?
  361. How can I register for EVUS from China?
  362. What is the difference between EVUS and visa?
  363. Important EVUS update you should read
  364. GET YOUR EVUS STATUS CHECK BY READING THIS INFORMATION
  365. This is the process to renew your EVUS
  366. CAN I APPLY FOR EVUS WITH A NEW PASSPORT?
  367. DO I NEED A NATIONAL IDENTIFICATION NUMBER TO APPLY FOR EVUS?
  368. Do Hong Kong passport holders need to apply for the EVUS?
  369. WHERE CAN I GET HELP FOR MY EVUS ENROLLMENT?
  370. Do I have to get health solutions to enroll with EVUS?
  371. What is an EVUS group enrollment?
  372. IS THE EVUS A GREEN CARD?
  373. WHERE CAN I FIND THE EVUS FORM?
  374. HOW TO GET THE EVUS FOR A CHINESE PASSPORT?
  375. WHAT FEE SHOULD I PAY FOR THE EVUS?
  376. WHAT SHOULD I DO IF MY EVUS IS EXPIRED?
  377. READ THIS EVUS EXPIRATION WARNING BEFORE TRAVELING TO THE US
  378. UNITED STATES VISA FOR PORTUGUESE
  379. US B1B2 VISA FOR ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA CITIZENS
  380. US Visa for Lithuanians
  381. US B1/B2 VISA FOR THE CITIZENS OF ST. VINCENT & GRENADINES
  382. US B1/B2 Visa for the citizens of Serbia
  383. US B1/B2 Visa for the citizens of Saint Lucia
  384. DO I NEED AN ESTA TO TRAVEL FROM THE UK TO THE USA?
  385. US B1/B2 VISA FOR THE CITIZENS OF EL SALVADOR
  386. US B1B2 VISA FOR BANGLADESHI CITIZENS
  387. DO I NEED A US BUSINESS VISA INVITATION LETTER?
  388. US B1B2 VISA FOR THE CITIZENS OF NEPAL
  389. US B1/B2 Visa for the citizens of Vanuatu
  390. US B1/B2 Visa for the citizens of Tuvalu
  391. US B1/B2 Visa for the citizens of Swaziland (Eswatini)
  392. U.S. B1 B2 VISA SAMPLE PICTURE AND INFORMATION
  393. US TOURIST VISA REQUIREMENTS (B1/B2)
  394. How to obtain a multiple-entry US visa (B1/B2)?
  395. The Benefits of a US B1B2 Visa
  396. US B1B2 Visa for the citizens of Montenegro
  397. US B1B2 Visa for the citizens of Mozambique
  398. US B1B2 Visa for the citizens of Nicaragua
  399. US B1B2 Visa for the citizens of Papua New Guinea
  400. US B1B2 Visa for the citizens of Paraguay
  401. US B1/B2 Visa for the citizens of Zimbabwe
  402. US B1B2 Visa for the citizens of Malawi
  403. US B1B2 Visa for the citizens of Mauritius
  404. US B1B2 Visa for Greece Citizens
  405. US B1/B2 Visa for the citizens of Zambia
  406. US B1B2 Visa for Estonia Citizens
  407. US B1B2 Visa for Cyprus Citizens
  408. US B1/B2 Visa for the citizens of Trinidad and Tobago
  409. US B1/B2 Visa for the citizens of Sudan
  410. US B1/B2 Visa for the citizens of Somalia
  411. US B1/B2 Visa for the citizens of Solomon Islands
  412. US B1/B2 Visa for the citizens of Sierra Leone
  413. US B1B2 Visa for Bulgaria Citizens
  414. US B1/B2 Visa for the citizens of Ethiopia
  415. US B1/B2 Visa for the citizens of Cabo Verde
  416. US B1/B2 Visa for the citizens of Azerbaijan
  417. US B1/B2 Visa for the citizens of Armenia
  418. US B1/B2 VISA FOR THE CITIZENS OF ALBANIA
  419. What is a B1 visa?
  420. US Business Visa requirements
  421. How to get a Business Visa for the USA (B1)
  422. How to apply for a US Tourist visa (B1/B2)
  423. US B1/B2 Visa for the citizens of Turkmenistan
  424. Common reasons for a B1 visa rejection (US Business Visa)
  425. B1 visa required documents (US Business Visa)
  426. Applying for a B1/B2 visa – how long can I stay?
  427. What is a B2 visa?
  428. US Visa for Irish
  429. United States visa for Maltese
  430. United States visa for Taiwanese
  431. United States visa for Dutch
  432. What you need to know about the US Tourist visa form
  433. What you need to know about the US tourist visa application process
  434. I need a US Tourist visa - which type must I apply for?
  435. All you need to know about the US tourist visa online application