U.S. Visitor Information (2024)

FAQs

How to answer US visitor visa interview questions? ›

It is very important to answer honestly. Tell about the reasons you have visited the US before, i.e. tourism, training, medical reasons, etc. Even if you have stayed beyond your visa validity, been deported or detained during your previous stay in the US, you must tell.

Answer with your plans for the visit, whether it is to visit popular tourist destinations (if so, mention the spots you wish to visit), or whether to spend time with your family and friends, etc. What are the places you wish to visit in the United States?

Tip: If you have been to the US, tell the visa officer the reasons behind your previous trips, such as a vacation, to attend a training program, or for medical reasons. If you have not been to the US before, simply say that you have not yet had an opportunity to travel or study there.

While financial assets are required to establish the ability to support the visit, evidence of property and financial assets should also be provided as evidence that the applicant's connections to the home country. Evidence can include ownership of real estate property, business, or house.

USA: The United States of America is filled with exciting opportunities to have fun, explore, and learn through its national parks, vibrant cities, innovative gastronomy, and variety of arts and culture experiences.

The B-2 visa is for travel that is recreational in nature, including tourism, visits with friends or relatives, medical treatment and activities of a fraternal, social or service nature. Often, the B-1 and B-2 visas are combined and issued as one visa: the B-1/B-2.

If you are traveling for leisure, tell them you are on vacation. If you are visiting family, then tell them who you are visiting and how long you will be in the country. The best answer to 'the purpose of your visit' if you intend to travel to the USA for business and pleasure both is - the truth.

How to win a visa interview? ›

Answering "Why should we approve your student visa?" question successfully relies on your ability to articulate your academic goals, showcase your achievements and interests, and convey your sincere intent to return home post-study. Remember, preparation is key.

To do well in your visa interview, make sure you fully prepare by going over your application, practicing possible questions, and getting all of the necessary papers together. Feel good about yourself, be honest in your answers, and make it clear that you want to travel.

When your turn for the interview comes, enter the room with a smile, and greet the officer with a warm hello or hi. S/he may ask you 'How are you doing'. Reply politely and thank them for asking. If your visa is granted, thank them politely and leave.

Begin your introduction by stating your name, age, and where you are from. This establishes a personal connection with the interviewer and provides a context for the rest of your story. Keep it concise and straightforward.

Tips For A Successful Visa Interview

Anticipate that the interview will be conducted in English and not in your native language. One suggestion is to practice English conversation with native speakers before the interview, but do NOT prepare speeches! Do not bring parents or family members with you to the interview.

How should I answer the visa question? You should answer the question in an honest, direct, clear, concise and confident manner. If you are nervous or unsure, the employer will pick up on these signals and may not be able to stay focused on your skills and qualifications.