United States
Most visitors need either a B1/B2 visa with an in-person interview, or an ESTA authorisation if their nationality is in the Visa Waiver Program.

Good to know
- The visa lets you travel to a port of entry. Admission and the length of stay are decided there by a CBP officer.
- Interview waiting times are published per consulate and differ by more than a year between posts. Check yours before booking travel.
- Section 214(b) β the presumption that every applicant intends to immigrate β is the most common refusal ground. Evidence of ties at home matters more than the itinerary.
- Dropbox renewal without an interview is available at some posts if your previous visa was recent.
Requirements vary by nationality
We do not publish an automated eligibility check β the rules change too often for that to be honest. A consultant confirms your exact checklist in writing before any work starts.
Get my checklistAvailable visa types
B1/B2 visitor visa
VisaCombined business and tourism visa. Requires an online form, a fee payment and, for most applicants, a consular interview.
ESTA guidance
GuidanceIf your nationality is in the Visa Waiver Program you may travel on an ESTA authorisation instead of a visa. We check your eligibility and prepare your submission.