US Visitor Visa

Why Choose the US as Your Next Travel Destination?

The vastness of America's territory and its breathtaking geography keep you on your toes at all times. Starting in the Southeast's swamps, you may travel north to the mountains and rivers, west to the stunning lakes, south to the desert, and west once more to the coast. The nation is renowned for its national parks in particular. Some of the most breathtaking views in the nation may be found in even lesser-known parks, like Great Sand Dunes National Park, where you can gaze at the snow-capped mountains while standing on the sweltering Colorado dunes.

Documents Required​

  • Your passport
  • Proof of funds
  • Letters supporting your reason of visiting the US
  • Details of who you are staying with and where
  • Evidence that you will return to your home country
  • Financial documents
  • Insurance and other supporting documents

Frequently asked Questions

  • What varieties of visas are available for travellers entering the US?

    There are more than 20 different categories of Non-Immigrant visas available for visitors coming to the US temporarily. For people going to reside permanently in the United States, there are a lot more different sorts of immigrant visas. Your intended travel's purpose will decide what kind of visa you would require.

  • What is the criteria for passport in order to apply for a visa to the United States?

    You must have a passport that is valid for travel to the United States and has a validity date that is at least six months beyond the length of time you plan to stay there.

  • My passport is no longer valid, but the visa for the United States is. Do I require a fresh visa application?

    No, as long as your visa is valid,  and the right kind of visa needed for your main reason of trip, you are able to enter the United States with both your old and new passports. (For instance, a tourist visa if travelling mostly for leisure.) Moreover, both passports should have the same name and other personal information. Your nationality must match that listed in the passport that contains the visa, as displayed in your new passport.