United States Visit Visa
B1/B2 visitor visa preparation, from documentation to interview readiness.
Fees
Quoted after a consultation
United States Visit Visa is scoped work. What it costs depends on your circumstances, how many applicants are involved, and how much preparation already exists — so we look at your case first and then quote it, rather than publishing a number that would be a guess for most people reading it.
Government, embassy, visa application centre, insurance, biometric, bank and other third-party charges are set and collected by those organisations and are always separate from Vizabolt’s professional fee. We confirm the scope and the fee in writing before any work begins — there is no online checkout, and nothing is charged from this website.
For travellers applying for a US B1/B2 visitor visa for tourism or business.
A US visitor visa (B1/B2) application involves detailed documentation and, in most cases, an in-person interview at the consulate. We help you prepare your application information and supporting documents, and help you understand what to expect at the interview — the interview itself, and its outcome, are conducted entirely by US consular officers.
Is this the right pathway?
Fitting one of these profiles doesn't automatically mean you're eligible — eligibility always depends on your individual circumstances.
Support at every step.
A clear explanation of what the B1/B2 process typically involves.
Help organising the information your application will need — you review and submit it yourself.
A checklist reflecting your travel purpose and circumstances.
General guidance on how the interview is structured and what to prepare — we cannot predict its outcome.
A check of your supporting evidence and ties to home before your appointment.
Follow your case from preparation through to your appointment.
What you'll typically prepare.
Requirements and interview practices are set by the US Department of State and the local consulate, and can change.
Step by step.
Tell us why and when you plan to travel.
A checklist reflecting your circumstances.
We help you organise the information your application needs — you complete and submit it yourself.
We review your supporting evidence before your appointment.
General guidance on what to expect and how to prepare.
Follow your case through the client portal.
Applying as a UAE resident
The process is the same wherever you apply from: complete the DS-160, pay the fee, attend an interview. What changes for a UAE resident is the evidence behind it. The officer is assessing whether you will leave the United States at the end of your visit, and your answer to that is here — your residence status, your job, your family and your commitments in the Emirates.
That evidence is a matter of preparation rather than paperwork volume. Most of it is not submitted in advance; it is what you can explain clearly and consistently in a short conversation, backed by documents if you are asked for them.
Consistency across the DS-160, your supporting documents and your answers matters more than the length of any of them. Most of the correction work we do on US files is about removing contradictions, not adding material.
Important considerations
- Requirements may change — we work from current official guidance and update our advice accordingly.
- Eligibility depends on your individual circumstances, not just your destination or nationality.
- Government and third-party fees are separate from our service fees unless clearly stated.
- Decisions and appointment availability are controlled by the relevant authorities, not by Vizabolt.
- Vizabolt does not submit your official application on your own behalf without your review — you review and confirm everything before it is submitted.
- No one can predict or guarantee the outcome of a US visa interview.
United States FAQ.
No. Interview outcomes are determined solely by the consular officer on the day. We can help you prepare, but we cannot predict or guarantee the result.
We help you prepare the information your application needs, but you review and submit your own official application — we never submit answers on your behalf without your review.
General guidance on how the interview is typically structured, common topics, and how to present your documents clearly. It is preparation, not a script or a guarantee.
Not necessarily — many first-time applicants are approved. Your overall circumstances are considered together, not any single factor alone.
The online nonimmigrant visa application. It is submitted electronically to the Department of State before the interview, and the consular officer works from what it says. Because it is the officer's starting point, an inconsistency between the form and what you say in person is expensive in a way a blank field is not.
An interview is generally required, with limited exceptions, and a consular officer may require one of any applicant. Plan on attending rather than on qualifying for an exception.
The standard set is a passport valid for travel to the United States, the DS-160 confirmation page, and the fee payment receipt where payment is required beforehand. Anything else supports your specific circumstances rather than replacing those three.
Official sources
This page is written from official government and consular sources, not from other advisory websites. Last reviewed 2026-08-21.
Preparing for United States
Preparing for a U.S. Visitor Visa Interview
What the B1/B2 interview involves, how to prepare for it honestly, and why no preparation can predict the result.
Why Your Travel History and Application Consistency Matter
How previous travel and prior applications are read, and why the details you have declared before shape the ones you declare now.
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