Passport holders and residents of the United Arab Emirates need a valid US Tourist Visa to enter the developed country and explore its beauty. The mighty North American country offers non-immigrant visas for individuals who want to visit the country temporarily for business (B-1), tourism (B-2), or both purposes (B-1/B-2). Foreign tourists can enter the country with family members and travel across its 50 states. The travel purposes also can be leisure, medical treatment, etc.
However, applying for a US tourist visa from Dubai can be complex, as it involves many documentation processes and legalities. It is recommended to apply in advance and book an interview, which usually has a long waiting period due to the massive volume of US visa applications.
A lot depends on the Interview session with the visa officer. It will decide the outcome of the visa approval. Therefore, you need to go prepared with all the supporting documents, convince the visa officer you have enough funds to cover travel expenses and show a solid reason to return to your country of residence.
Getting help from a registered US visa and immigration consultant Dubai will make the US visa application journey easier for you. They can also help you in the interview process by arranging mock interviews and convincing you to face tricky questions.
Common questions
Travel Purpose: You must tell the solid purpose of travel to the United States. Clarity in your travel itinerary can convince the visa officer that you will stay in the country for a while.
You have to convince the consular officer that you have strong home ties in the form of family, job, property, and investment to return to your home country and leave the USA well before the visa expiry.
Financial Stability: Convince the interviewer that you have enough bank balance and funds to bear travel expenses and other charges of yourself and your family during the visit to America. Carry the bank statements, investments, and other documents showing proof of funds.
Travel History: The applicant must have a previous travel history to convince the visa officer of smooth travel. If there are no previous extra staying penalties, it can increase your chances of visa approval.
Produce valid documents
You must produce valid documents on demand to establish home ties and financial stability. You can establish home ties through property or business documents and employment details.
The interview is most likely to happen in English; if you need to improve the language, there are chances of miscommunication. Make eye contact with the interviewer and be confident so there is no suspicion. Also, keep the communication concise and give straight answers to convince the visa officer about your travel intentions.
Registered consultancy companies help improve English skills and give clients an idea of what to expect in the US visa interviews. They can increase your chances of approval with solid documentation arrangements and conducting mock interviews to face visa interviews confidently.
