How Long Can You Stay in the US with a Visitor Visa?
According to an article in The Atlantic, in the past 10 years, the number of visa overstays in the US have exceeded border crossings by a ratio of 2:1. The…
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What is Refusal Under 214(B)
Unless you belong to a nation that is part of the US Visa Waiver program or from one of the seven countries that the US does not permit entry to,…
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US Visitor Visa Application Refused – What to Do?
The US Department of State website, in its Visa Denials section, states that a visa may be denied if the applicant cannot demonstrate their eligibility, if the application does not…
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How to Go to USA for Medical Treatment
To enter the United States legally for medical treatment, you need to apply for a B2 visa. But before you start off with the process, here’s a look at the…
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Documents Required for US Visit Visa Extension
The United States ranks third on the list of countries with the most tourist arrivals. Although a visit visa allows you to stay in the US for a specific duration,…
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Can a Russian Woman Visit the USA
A study by George Washington University revealed that almost two-thirds of today’s travelers are women. Also, 80% of all trip-related decisions are taken by women, irrespective of their travel companions…
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What Should I Wear for the US Visa Interview?
For US visa applicants, the visa interview at the consulate can be exciting, yet scary, prospect. But, remember, they are only attempting to establish your credentials and intent. So, the…
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How to Get US Visit Visa for People from Vietnam
For a Vietnamese passport holder, visiting the United States for the purposes of tourism, visiting relatives or friends or for business, requires a B1/B2 tourist visa. However, before you go…
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Can a Tourist Visa be Converted to an Employment Visa in the USA?
Yes, you can change your non-immigrant B2 visa into a work visa, such as H-1B or O-1 visa, in the United States. For this, you will have to file an…
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How to Extend US Visit Visa?
The 2018 Overstay report by the US Department of Homeland Security states that for non-Visa Waiver Program countries, the suspected overstay rate was 1.86%. A number of people have been…
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