Differences between a B-1 and B-2 Visa? The J1 Visa or the…

Differences between a B-1 and B-2 Visa?

The J1 Visa or the Exchange Visitor Program is a temporary nonimmigrant visa that allows international applicants to participate in work and study based programs to travel and gain experience in the United States. As for the J2 Visa holder, they go to the US to accompany the J1 Visa holder, meaning you can only get a J2 Visa issued if you are the child or spouse of the J1 Visa applicant.

Do I Get Access to American Healthcare with a Visitor Visa?

You will not receive free healthcare as a foreign visitor to the United States for tourism purposes. The American healthcare system is the most expensive in the world, with a broken leg or broken arm costing $2,500 and a one-night stay in a US hospital costing over $10,000 approximately.

Which questions are asked in a B-1 Visa interview?

There aren’t any big differences between the B visas when it comes to the interview questions. The interviewer most likely will ask about Details on your friends and relatives in the US, where you will be residing there, if you have booked your tickets, who is sponsoring your trip, how long you will be staying and why, who will you travel with, what kind of job do you have and do you have the financial means to cover the trip yourself. Make sure you go through all of these questions in order to keep your answers short and clear, because that is what interviewers are looking for in general.

What documents are required for the B-2 Visa for Working Adults?

If you are a working adult and want to apply for a B-2 Visitor Visa, you will need a letter from your employer as well as your most recent three months’ pay checks, in addition to a valid passport, the DS-160 form confirmation page, a 2×2 inch photo, application fee payment receipt, appointment letter or a copy of it, proof of current income if any, and a travel itinerary.

What type of VISITOR VISAS does the U.S. offer?

The United States offers two types of visitor Visas, B-1 and B-2. If you want to visit the U.S. for business purposes such as: meet with business associates, attend scientific, educational, professional, or business conventions/conferences, settle an estate, or negotiate contracts then should apply for the B-1 visa. Whereas, if you want to visit the U.S. for leisure travel, such as tourism, visits friends or relatives, medical treatment, or service activities then you should apply for the B-2 Visitor Visa!

How many B-1/B-2/BCC Visa applications have been accepted?

In recent years, a lot of B-1/B-2 Visa and Border Crossing Cards have been issued! The number of applicants for these visas was gradually going up until the current situation which made the applications plummet down to half!

How to apply for the B-1/B-2 Visitor Visa?

First you will need to complete the Online Non-Immigrant Application (DS-160) and print the confirmation page because you need it for the interview at the embassy/consulate. You need to upload a digital photo, pay the visa fees and schedule then attend an interview at the closest U.S. Embassy in your home country!

How many times can I enter the United States on a B-1/B-2 Visa?

Fortunately, a B-Visa is a multiple entry visa, which means you are allowed to enter the United States more than once. There is no limit on entering the U.S. just make sure it is during the 180 days after you receive the Visa!