USA VISA

Requirements

• B1 Visa: Short business meetings, conferences, contract discussions, or professional events.
• B2 Visa: Tourism, vacation, family visit, medical treatment, or social visits.
• B1/B2 Visa: A combined visitor visa for both business and tourism purposes.
• Your visit is for a short and specific purpose.
• You have enough financial ability to cover your travel, accommodation, and personal expenses.
• You have strong reasons to return to Bangladesh after your visit.
• You have stable professional, business, family, academic, or financial ties in Bangladesh.
• You will not work, study full-time, or permanently stay in the United States on a visitor visa.
• Valid passport with at least 6 months validity beyond the intended stay in the USA
• Old passports, if available
• DS-160 confirmation page
• Visa appointment confirmation page
• Recent passport-size photograph, if required
• National ID card copy
• Travel itinerary or tentative travel plan
• Hotel booking or accommodation details, if available
• Invitation letter, if visiting family, friends, or business contacts
• Personal bank statement for the last 6 months
• Bank solvency certificate
• Income tax return or TIN certificate, if applicable
• Salary certificate, business income proof, or other financial evidence
• Property documents, investment documents, or asset papers, if available
• Employment letter or No Objection Certificate (NOC), if employed
• Office ID card and visiting card, if applicable
• Trade license, business documents, and company letterhead, if self-employed or business owner
• Student ID card, enrollment letter, or leave approval, if student
• Retirement proof or pension documents, if retired
• Passport details
• Personal and family information
• Travel purpose and intended travel dates
• Employment or business details
• Education and travel history
• U.S. contact or host information, if available
• Security and background information
• Pay the visa fee through the authorized payment method.
• Keep the payment receipt safely.
• The payment receipt may be required for appointment scheduling and interview attendance.
• Create or log in to your visa appointment account.
• Enter your DS-160 confirmation number.
• Provide passport and personal details.
• Select the appropriate visa category: B1/B2 Visitor Visa.
• Choose an available interview date.
• Print the appointment confirmation page.
• Original passport
• Old passports, if any
• DS-160 confirmation page
• Appointment confirmation page
• Visa fee payment receipt
• Bank statements and financial documents
• Employment, business, or student documents
• Invitation letter, if applicable
• Travel itinerary and accommodation details
• Any supporting documents related to your travel purpose
• Why do you want to visit the United States?
• How long will you stay in the USA?
• Who will pay for your trip?
• What do you do in Bangladesh?
• Do you have any relatives or friends in the USA?
• Have you traveled to other countries before?
• What is your monthly income?
• Why will you return to Bangladesh?
• Medical diagnosis from a local doctor
• Letter from a U.S. hospital or medical facility
• Estimated treatment cost and duration
• Proof of ability to pay for treatment, travel, and living expenses
• Previous medical reports, prescriptions, or test results
• A visitor visa does not allow full-time study or employment in the United States.
• An invitation letter can support your application, but it does not guarantee visa approval.
• Do not provide false information or fake documents.
• Do not purchase non-refundable air tickets before visa approval.
• A visa allows you to travel to a U.S. port of entry, but final entry permission is decided by U.S. border officials.
• Visa approval depends on your personal circumstances, travel purpose, financial ability, and ties to Bangladesh.
• Complete DS-160 form guidance
• Document checklist and file preparation
• Travel purpose explanation support
• Interview preparation guidance
• Professional visa consultation
• Support for tourist, family visit, business visit, and medical travel cases