US B1/B2 Tourist Visa fee: Complete guide

The US Tourist Visa (B1/B2) application process requires careful attention to detail and proper documentation.

We understand the complexity involved and provide expert guidance to streamline your application process in this article.

Understanding the US Tourist Visa fee

The government visa fee is USD $185 (at the time of writing), though remember that this cost may fluctuate depending on your nationality.

Depending on your nationality, payment can be made during the application process or at your interview.

Remember, having your application fee receipt when you attend your interview is crucial - it's essential to advance your application.

iVisa Pro Tip: Many successful applicants recommend keeping digital copies of all payment receipts and maintaining a detailed checklist of submitted documents.

Essential requirements and documentation for the United States B1/B2 Visa

When applying for a B1/B2 visa, you need to prepare several key documents:

• Valid passport with at least six months of validity
• Completed DS-160 form
• Proof of financial stability
• Evidence of ties to your home country
• Travel itinerary (if available)
• Recent photograph meeting US visa requirements

iVisa Pro Tip: Based on customer feedback, applicants who demonstrate strong ties to their home country through employment, property ownership, or family commitments have higher approval rates.

Payment methods for the US B1/B2 Visa

The fee(s) will be paid to the embassy's cashier on the day of the visa interview.

Depending on your location, fees may be paid in cash – local currency or dollar equivalent, or by Credit Card. Always check beforehand to stay prepared.

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We currently do process the US B1/B2 Visa. However, we do offer the US ESTA. Learn more about the United States ESTA and eligibility.