USA Business Visa
Gateway to the World's Largest Economy.
Expand Your Enterprise
The B-1 Visa is the primary business visa for the U.S. that permits foreign individuals to visit temporarily for business reasons such as attending conferences, negotiating contracts, and meeting with associates.
Whether you are looking to tap into the American consumer market or seeking investment opportunities under the E-1/E-2 treaty programs, securing the right visa is the first step toward global expansion.
B-1 Business Visitor
The standard visa for short-term business trips, conferences, contract negotiations, and settling estates.
E-1 Treaty Trader
For nationals of countries with a commerce treaty with the US who wish to engage in substantial international trade.
E-2 Treaty Investor
For nationals of treaty countries who are investing a substantial amount of capital in a US business.
Immigration Benefits
Why entrepreneurs choose the United States.
Networking Opportunities
Connect with industry professionals to gain insights, best practices, and stay updated with the latest technologies.
Market Access
Gain entry to the world's largest consumer market. Explore opportunities to expand your business in a diverse environment.
Global Expansion
A valuable tool for companies looking to establish a global presence, negotiate international contracts, and grow their brand.
Required Documentation
The applicant must have a clear purpose for the visit and should be able to provide documentation to support it. Common requirements include:
- Invitation letters from US business partners or conference organizers.
- Proof of business ownership or employment in home country.
- Itinerary of meetings and contact details of US associates.
Funds Required
Unlike immigrant visas, there is no fixed investment amount for a B-1 visa, but you must prove financial stability.
"You must demonstrate sufficient funds to cover all expenses during the trip, including travel, accommodation, and living costs, without seeking unauthorized employment."
— Visa Requirement
Application Process
Determine Category
Assess whether you need a B-1, E-1, or E-2 visa based on your investment level and purpose of visit.
Submit Application
Complete the online application forms (e.g., DS-160) and pay the relevant visa fees.
Interview & Docs
Schedule a visa interview at the US Embassy and present supporting documentation proving your intent.
How Visara Can Help
We assist you in the business visa application process by assessing your personal circumstances to determine the best route (B-1, E-1, or E-2).
Our licensed consultants provide accurate advice, guide you through DS-160 forms, and help prepare you for the often-intimidating consular interview. Throughout the process, your dedicated case manager will monitor progress and liaise with relevant authorities.
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