US visa for Indians

US Visa for Indians

Planning to travel to the United States? Our streamlined US Visa services help Indian travelers apply quickly and confidently without stress. Whether you need a Visa for tourism, business, studies, or work, we make the entire application process simple, accurate, and hassle-free. From completing the DS-160 form to scheduling your US Embassy appointment, our team ensures your America visa application is prepared correctly and submitted on time. If you are looking to apply for a US visa from India, we provide full assistance so you can focus on your travel plans while we handle the paperwork.

Do Indians need a US Visa from India?

Indians need authorization to travel to the United States. Every Indian passport holder must apply for a USA Travel Visa from India before entering the country, as there is no visa-on-arrival for Indian citizens. Depending on your trip purpose, you can apply for a US tourist visa, US business visa, or other visa categories. The process includes completing the DS-160 form, paying the visa fee, and attending a US Embassy or Consulate appointment. Meeting all USA visa requirements ensures a smooth and successful application.

US Visa Services for Indians - Offered by Go Kite Tours

• B1/b2 Tourism, Business & Medical Purpose
• H1B - Work
• F1 - Student
• H4 - Dependent
• C - Transit visa
• C1D - Marine, Crew Member in transit

US Visa Processing Time from India

• Incomplete or incorrect DS-160 form
• Weak ties to India
• Insufficient financial proof
• Prior overstays or visa violations
• Vague or inconsistent interview answers

Pro Tip: Our consultants are experts in the America visa rejection cases, we will advise you on the best way to apply again and be successful.

Who Is Eligible for a US Visit Visa?

• Are a non-US citizen without a Green Card.
• Hold a valid passport.
• Have a lawful reason to visit (tourism, business, study, work, or medical).
• Can financially support your stay in the US.
• Intend to return to your home country after your visit.
• Have no prior US immigration violations.

Documents Required for US Visa Application

• Valid Passport: Must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your intended stay in the US, Include old passports (if any)
• DS-160 Confirmation Page
• Online application form - mandatory for all non-immigrant US visas
• Visa Appointment Confirmation
• Visa Fee Payment Receipt
• Photograph- One recent 2x2 inch color photo
• Covering Letter (especially for Tourist/Business/Student Visas)
• Proof of Financial Support
• Latest bank statements (last 3 or 6 months)
• IT Returns or Form 16 (2-3 years preferred)
• Ties to Home Country (to show intent to return)
• Travel Itinerary or Flight/Hospitality Bookings (if applicable)

Supporting Documents Based on Visa Type

1. If Employed:

• Original certificate of leave, which is signed and has the seal of the company.
• Original of the last three months' salary receipt.

2. If self-employed:

• Partnership deed, Memorandum of Association, and license of the company
• Bank statement of the company for the last six months with the company’s latest seal
• Last three years IT returns of the company.

3. If Retired:

Retirement document for example a pension book, statement, etc.

4. If Student:

• School / College / Institute Identity Card
• Bonafide certificate.

5. If Minor:

• Birth Certificate
• Affidavit of no objection from parents on Rs 100/-stamped paper
• Any other photo identification proof of the parent, like a passport or PAN card.

6. If Visiting a friend or relative:

• Invitation letter
• Passport or Resident Permit of the person who is inviting the candidate
• Proof of address in the form of a utility or electricity bill.

7. If Sponsored:

• Sponsorship letter
• copy of the passport, PAN card, or resident permit as proof of national identification of the sponsor.
• Original and photocopy of the recent bank statement of the last six months
• Last three years’ income tax returns.

8. For US Business Visa:

• An official letter from the host company containing details of the itinerary, its purpose, and other business details.
• Covering letter from Indian company on company letterhead with seal and signature.

9. Documents requirements for H1B - Work

• You must bring your I-129 petition receipt number and a copy of your Form I-797 to your interview at the Embassy or Consulate in order to verify your petitions approval.
• Offer letter/employment contract detailing the terms and conditions of your employment, including job title, duties, salary, and duration of employment.

10. Documents requirements for F1 - Student

• An approved original signed Form I-20 from your U.S. school or program.
• Proof of payment for the SEVIS (Student and Exchange Visitor Information System) fee,
• Educational transcripts, diplomas, degrees, or certificates from previous academic institutions attended, as well as standardized test scores (SAT, ACT, TOEFL, and/or IELTS)

11. Documents requirements for H4 - Dependent

• If you are the principal holder of a valid H visa, your spouses, including same-sex spouses , and/or unmarried children (under age 21) may receive an H-4 visas to accompany you to the United States. However, your spouse/children are not permitted to work while in the United States.

12. Documents requirements for C - Transit visa

• A citizen of a foreign country traveling in immediate and continuous transit through the United States en route to a foreign destination requires a valid transit visas. Exceptions to this requirement include those travelers eligible to transit the United States without a permit under the Visa Waiver Program or travelers who are nationals of a country which has an agreement with the United States allowing their citizens to travel to the United States without visas.
• If the traveler seeks layover privileges for purposes other than for transit through the United States, such as to visit friends or for sightseeing, the applicant will have to qualify for and obtain the type of Travel documentation required for that purpose, such as a B-2 visas.

13. Documents requirements for C1D - Marine, Crew member in transit

• A crewmember serving onboard a sea vessel or aircraft in the United States needs a crew visa. Crewmembers of an aircraft or ship that will be transiting through the United States or its waters generally use a combination transit/crew visa (C-1/D). However, in some cases, individuals may only require the D visa.

How to Apply for US Visa Application?

• Step 1: Choose the Right Visa Category: Decide whether you require a tourist or business visa.
• Step 2: Complete DS-160 Form Online: Go to the official US Department of State web site and fill DS-160 form. Keep the confirmation page.
• Step 3: Pay the Visa Fee: Visa fees are variable and can be paid online or at authorized banks.
• Step 4: Book Your Appointment: Make a biometrics (VAC) appointment and US embassy/consulate interview.
• Step 5: Attend the Interview: Bring along all the necessary documents such as DS-160 confirmation, passport, and other supporting documents.
• Step 6: Receive Your Visa: In the event that it is approved, your passport containing the visa will be sent to you through courier or pick up point.

Why Choose Go Kite Tours to Apply for US Visa Online?

• Expert Guidance: Help in filling the DS-160 form, making appointments, and documenting.
• Fast Processing Support: Reducing time wastage and increasing chances of approval.
• Secure Payment: There are good and safe online payment methods.
• End-to-End Service: We handle all the steps including initial consultation up to the issuance of the visa.

When using Go Kite Tours, apply to the US Visa without any hassle or difficulty.