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Rasul Shaikh
Last Updated 28 Dec 2023
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A Step-by-Step Guide to US Tourist Visa for Indians
US tourist visa validity:Up to 10 years
Stay Period:Up to 180 days
US tourist visa fees:₹ 15540 onwards
US processing time:Upto 15 Working Days After Appointment

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Planning a trip to explore the United States? If you're an Indian citizen, you'll need a US tourist visa. While the process might seem complicated, we'll break it down into simple steps.

What is a US Tourist Visa (B1/B2)?
  • The US tourist visa, also known as the B1/B2 visa, is for individuals planning to visit the US for leisure, tourism, business or medical treatment. 
  • This visa allows Indian passport holders to explore the US’s attractions, visit family or friends, undergo medical treatment, or participate in short-term recreational courses.
  • You can usually stay for up to 180 days.
  • Your US tourist visa should be valid for up to 10 years!
⭐ 10% of US visas are granted to Indian applicants. Each year, millions of Indian travellers, visit the US for various purposes. 

Can I (Indian) get a Visa on arrival for a US Tourist visa?

No, unfortunately, there is no Visa on arrival for Indian citizens travelling to the US. Indians need to apply for a US visa in advance.

Skip the US tourist Visa Interview 

If you hold a valid US tourist visa that has expired within the last 48 months (4 years), you are eligible for a simplified renewal through the US Dropbox service. This means no in-person interview is required!

Eligibility Criteria:

  • Your previously issued US Visa should match the same category as the US Visa you want to renew.
  • You’ve got a previous US visa that has expired within the last 48 months.
  • Your last US Visa must be issued after Jan 1, 2008.
  • Your US visa should be issued after your 14th birthday.
  • Adults over 80 years old are eligible for Dropbox.
  • Your last US visa should not be lost, stolen, cancelled, revoked, or marked CWOP (cancelled without prejudice)