From family holidays and business trips to studying at a US university, we help you prepare a strong, well-documented application and get ready for your visa interview with confidence.
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Visa Types
Visa Options for USA
Not sure which visa fits your trip? Here are the USA visas we help travellers with most often. We'll confirm the right one for your purpose during your free consultation.
Visitor Visa (B-1/B-2)
For tourism, visiting family and friends, medical treatment or short business meetings.
Student Visa (F-1/M-1)
For full-time academic or vocational study at a US school, college or university.
Exchange Visitor (J-1)
For approved exchange programmes, internships, research and training.
Transit Visa (C-1)
For passing through the United States on the way to another country.
Checklist
Documents Required
Passport valid for at least 6 months beyond your intended stay
DS-160 confirmation page
Visa fee payment receipt and interview appointment letter
Recent photograph meeting US visa photo requirements
Bank statements and income tax returns as proof of funds
Employment letter, payslips or business registration documents
Evidence of strong ties to your home country
For students: Form I-20 and SEVIS fee receipt
Please note: requirements vary by nationality, visa type and personal circumstances, and can change. We'll share an up-to-date checklist for your application.
How It Works
Your USA Visa in 4 Simple Steps
1. Free Consultation
Tell us about your trip and we recommend the right visa for your purpose and travel dates.
2. Personalised Checklist
We share a document checklist for your profile and review every document before submission.
3. Application & Appointment
We complete your application, book your appointment and prepare you for biometrics or an interview.
4. Decision & Travel
We track your application and help with flights, hotels and travel insurance once your visa is approved.
Have Questions?
USA Visa FAQs
Do I need to attend a visa interview?
Most applicants attend an in-person interview at a US Embassy or Consulate. We help you prepare with a mock interview and a careful review of your DS-160 answers.
How long does a US visa take?
Interview wait times and processing vary widely by consulate and season. We check current appointment availability for your city and help you plan well ahead of your travel dates.
Can I reapply after a US visa refusal?
Yes. We review the reason for refusal, such as Section 214(b), and help you address it with stronger supporting documents before you reapply.