U.S. visa guidance · B-1/B-2 visitor visaTravel better prepared.
Guidance for a first visitor visa application or renewal, with information consistent with the actual purpose of your trip.
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AT A GLANCE
B-2 covers temporary visits for tourism; B-1 covers certain business activities. They may be issued together as B-1/B-2 and do not authorize employment in the United States.
For visiting, connecting and exploring.
Whether you are planning a holiday, visiting family or undertaking permitted business activities, we begin with your travel purpose, background and current circumstances.
How we support you.
- Guidance on the process and review of applicant information.
- Preparation of information for the DS-160 form.
- Document organization and interview preparation.
FOR OUR FIRST CONVERSATION
Good preparation starts
with the essentials.
- Passport and previous travel and visa history.
- Purpose of travel and expected duration.
- Relevant employment, family and financial information.
Do not send passports, bank statements or case files through the initial form. We will arrange an appropriate channel with you.
Does a visa guarantee admission to the United States?
No. A visa allows travel to a port of entry to request admission. Border authorities decide admission and the authorized period of stay.
General information; strategy depends on the circumstances of each case. Independent consultancy. Not affiliated with embassies or immigration authorities. Visa decisions rest exclusively with the relevant government authority.
Official information · U.S. Department of State Reviewed: October 20, 2026YOUR NEXT CHAPTER
The first step is a conversation.
Your plans, your background and your questions deserve personal attention.