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USA Visa for Indians

Planning to travel to the United States for tourism, family visits, business, study or employment? Get professional assistance with your USA visa application, from selecting the appropriate visa category and completing the DS-160 to preparing supporting documents and getting ready for your visa interview.

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Visa Information

USA Visa Information for Indian Citizens

Indian passport holders generally need an appropriate U.S. visa before travelling to the United States. The visa category depends on the purpose of travel. B1/B2 visas are commonly used for eligible temporary business and tourism visits, F and M visas for study, J visas for approved exchange programmes, and petition-based categories such as H and L for eligible temporary employment. Applicants for most temporary U.S. visas complete Form DS-160 and may be required to attend a visa interview at a U.S. Embassy or Consulate.

B1/B2 Visitor Visa

  • Valid Passport
  • DS-160 Confirmation Page
  • Visa Appointment Confirmation
  • Visa Application Fee Receipt, where applicable
  • Photograph Meeting U.S. Visa Specifications, if required
  • Proof of Purpose of Travel
  • Travel Itinerary, if available
  • Employment or Business Proof
  • Invitation Letter, if applicable
  • Evidence of Family, Employment or Economic Ties to India
  • Previous Passports and Travel History, where relevant
  • Additional Supporting Documents, if requested
The B1/B2 visa is commonly used for eligible temporary business and tourism purposes. A B1 visa covers permitted business activities, while a B2 visa covers tourism, visiting family or friends, and certain medical travel. A visitor visa does not permit ordinary employment in the United States.

B1 Business Visa

  • Valid Passport
  • DS-160 Confirmation Page
  • Appointment Confirmation
  • Employer or Company Covering Letter
  • Invitation Letter from U.S. Company or Organisation
  • Business Meeting or Conference Details
  • Company Registration or Business Proof
  • Financial Documents
  • Travel Itinerary
  • Accommodation Details, where relevant
  • Evidence of Employment or Business Outside the United States
  • Additional Supporting Documents
The B1 category may be used for eligible short-term business activities such as attending meetings, consulting with business associates, attending professional or business conventions and negotiating contracts. It does not generally authorize employment in the United States.

F-1 Student Visa

  • Valid Passport
  • Form I-20
  • DS-160 Confirmation Page
  • SEVIS Fee Payment Receipt
  • Visa Appointment Confirmation
  • Academic Certificates and Transcripts
  • Standardised Test Scores, where applicable
  • Proof of Financial Ability
  • Evidence of Tuition and Living Expense Funding
  • Admission or University Supporting Documents
  • Photograph Meeting U.S. Visa Requirements, if required
  • Additional Documents Requested by the Consular Office
The F-1 visa is generally used by eligible international students attending an academic programme or language training programme at an approved U.S. institution. The institution must provide Form I-20 after entering the student into the SEVIS system.

M-1 Vocational Student Visa

  • Valid Passport
  • Form I-20
  • DS-160 Confirmation Page
  • SEVIS Fee Receipt
  • Visa Appointment Confirmation
  • Educational Documents
  • Proof of Financial Support
  • Vocational Programme Admission Documents
  • Additional Supporting Documents
The M-1 visa is designed for eligible students undertaking vocational or other recognised non-academic programmes in the United States.

J-1 Exchange Visitor Visa

  • Valid Passport
  • Form DS-2019
  • DS-160 Confirmation Page
  • SEVIS Fee Receipt, where applicable
  • Visa Appointment Confirmation
  • Exchange Programme Documents
  • Proof of Financial Support
  • Academic or Professional Documents, where applicable
  • Additional Supporting Documents
The J-1 visa is for eligible participants in approved exchange visitor programmes, including certain students, interns, trainees, researchers, teachers and other exchange participants.

Temporary Work Visa

  • Valid Passport
  • DS-160 Confirmation Page
  • Approved Petition Information, where required
  • Form I-797 Approval Notice, where applicable
  • Copy of Form I-129 or Petition Information, where applicable
  • Employment Offer or Contract
  • Educational Qualifications
  • Work Experience Documents
  • Professional Credentials, where applicable
  • Visa Appointment Confirmation
  • Additional Documents Required for the Specific Work Visa
Temporary employment visas include different categories such as H, L, O, P and R. Most petition-based temporary worker applicants require an approved petition from USCIS before applying for the visa.
Fees

USA Visa Fees

U.S. nonimmigrant visa application fees depend on the visa category. Fees are generally non-refundable and may change. Additional SEVIS fees, petition-related fees or nationality-based issuance fees may apply depending on the visa category.

Category Fee Details
B1/B2 Visitor Visa US$185 application fee
B1 Business Visa US$185 application fee
F-1 Student Visa US$185 visa application fee, plus applicable SEVIS fee
M-1 Student Visa US$185 visa application fee, plus applicable SEVIS fee
J-1 Exchange Visitor Visa US$185 application fee in most cases; certain U.S. Government-sponsored programmes may be exempt
Petition-Based Temporary Work Visa US$205 visa application fee for categories such as H temporary workers
U.S. visa application fees are non-refundable and subject to change. SEVIS fees, petition filing charges, visa issuance fees or other charges may apply depending on the visa category and applicant circumstances. Professional visa assistance charges are separate from U.S. government fees.
Work Visa

USA Temporary Work Visas

The United States offers several temporary employment visa classifications. Most employment-based nonimmigrant categories require a U.S. employer or authorised agent to complete the applicable petition process before the applicant applies for a visa.

H-1B Specialty Occupation Visa
L-1 Intracompany Transferee Visa
O Visa
P Visa
H-2A / H-2B Visa
R-1 Religious Worker Visa

U.S. work visa requirements vary significantly by category. Most petition-based employment visas require an employer or other qualifying petitioner, USCIS approval and a separate visa application. An approved petition does not guarantee visa issuance.

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USA Visa Application Process

Determine the appropriate visa based on your purpose of travel, such as tourism, business, education, exchange or temporary employment.

Applicants for temporary U.S. visas generally complete the DS-160 Online Nonimmigrant Visa Application.

Pay the applicable visa fee according to the category and local U.S. Embassy or Consulate instructions.

Schedule your visa interview according to the current procedures at the U.S. Embassy or Consulate where you will apply.

Collect your passport, DS-160 confirmation, appointment information and visa-category-specific supporting documents.

Attend the scheduled interview and answer the consular officer's questions accurately regarding your travel plans, circumstances and eligibility.

Some applications may require additional documents, verification or administrative processing after the interview.

The consular officer determines whether the applicant qualifies for the visa under U.S. immigration law.

If the visa is issued, the passport is returned according to the procedures followed by the relevant Embassy or Consulate.

Required Documents

Documents Required for a USA Visa

The exact documents depend on the visa category and individual circumstances. Applicants should follow the instructions of the U.S. Embassy or Consulate where they apply.

✓ Valid Passport
✓ DS-160 Confirmation Page
✓ Visa Appointment Confirmation
✓ Visa Fee Receipt
✓ Photograph
✓ Financial Evidence
✓ Employment or Business Proof
✓ Purpose of Travel Documents
✓ Travel History
✓ Form I-20
✓ Form DS-2019
✓ Petition Approval Documents
✓ Additional Supporting Documents

Supporting documents do not by themselves guarantee visa approval. Applicants should provide accurate information and carry documents relevant to their specific visa category and circumstances.

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Professional USA Visa Assistance

Applying for a U.S. visa involves identifying the correct visa classification, completing the application carefully and preparing for the visa interview with appropriate supporting information.

Our team assists applicants with visa category guidance, DS-160 application support, document checklist preparation and interview preparation guidance.

Whether you are travelling for tourism, business, education, an exchange programme or eligible temporary employment, we help make the U.S. visa application process easier to understand.

We focus on accurate information, organised documentation and transparent guidance. The final decision on every visa application is made solely by the U.S. consular authorities.

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Client Experiences

What Our Clients Say

Read about the experiences of travellers who received assistance with their USA visa application preparation and documentation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

USA Visa FAQs

Find answers to common questions about U.S. visitor, business, student and temporary work visas for Indian applicants.

Indian passport holders generally need an appropriate U.S. visa before travelling to the United States for tourism, business, study, employment or other nonimmigrant purposes
The B1/B2 visa combines temporary business and tourism visitor classifications. B1 covers eligible temporary business activities, while B2 covers tourism, visiting family or friends and certain medical travel.
The current non-refundable application fee for a B1/B2 visitor visa is US$185.
The U.S. reciprocity schedule currently lists B1, B2 and B1/B2 visas for Indian nationals as multiple-entry visas valid for up to 120 months when issued. Visa validity does not determine how long a traveller may stay on each visit.
A visa allows you to travel to a U.S. port of entry and request admission. The actual period of authorised stay is determined by U.S. Customs and Border Protection at entry and is not automatically the same as the visa validity period.
Visa interviews are generally required for many nonimmigrant visa applicants, although limited exceptions may apply. A consular officer can require an interview where appropriate.

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