USA Visa Fees for Indian

Visa fees for USA

According to US immigration laws, US visas can be broadly classified into two types based on your travel purposes:

Non-Immigrant Visas

These visas are for travellers who are not US citizens or permanent residents of the US. They are offered as temporary visitors, and the type of non-immigrant visa you choose will depend on the purpose and duration of your visit. The fees of Non-Immigrant visa in India ranges from ₹15,540 - ₹26,460, this depends on the type of visa you select. Some common non-immigrant visas are listed below:

• Business/Tourist Visa (B): The validity of business/tourist visa is 10 years, and visitors on B1 B2 visas can stay in the US for a short period of time up to 6 months. The cost of US tourist visa for Indians is ₹15,540. B1 visas are usually for business, while B2 visas are issued for holiday. Generally, both the visas are combined and issued as one visa: B1/B2 visa. The US B1 B2 visa fees together in India costs ₹15,540.
• Domestic Employee Visa (B-1): These are for domestic employees who wish to accompany their employer to the US to perform domestic work under their employer in the US. The fees of domestic employee visa is same as US visa fees from India for 10 years, i.e. B1/B2 visas.
• Work Visa (H, L, O, P, Q): These are four types of work visas for temporary workers looking to enter the US for a fixed period of employment. Each visa type under work visa category need the employer to file a petition with the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).
• Student Visa (F, M): These visas are for students who are willing to study in the US. The course and type of school you intend to attend will determine your visa type.
• Exchange Visitor Visa (J): This visa is for applicants approved to participate in exchange visitor programs in the United States.
• Transit/Crew Member Visas (C, D): Applicants that are in immediate and continuous transit through the United States en route to another country can use this visa.
• Crew Member (D): This visa are for individuals working on board commercial sea vessels or international airlines in the US.
• Religious Worker Visa (R-1): These are for temporary religious workers who want to enter the US to work in religious capacities.
• Journalist and Media (I): Media visas are offered for foreign media representatives travelling temporarily to the US. Applicants under journalist visa category can include members of the press, radio, film, and print industries.
• Immigrant Visas (K): Applicants who wish to relocate or immigrate to the US must first have a petition approved by the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). The petition can be filed by a relative staying in the US or a potential employer at a USCIS office in the United States. The fees for Immigrant or K visas costs up to ₹22,260.

USA visa process

Steps to apply for US visa are:

• Step 1: Check the validity of your passport
• Step 2: Arrange all the required documents
• Step 3: Fill out the application form and submit all the documents
• Step 4: Schedule an Interview appointment, if required
• Step 5: Check your US visa status
• Step 6: Get your visa
• Step 7: Move to US

USA Visa Fees for Indian Citizens

USA Visa Rejection Reasons

The most frequent reason for visa rejection is the inability to give a clear intention to return to India after completing work, studies in the U.S. The reasons for rejection are listed below:

• Financial Instability
• Selecting the wrong type of Visa
• Validity of your Passport
• Reason to return back to home country not strong enough
• Insufficient or Incorrect Information
• Overstay or violated US visa conditions on your previous visit
• Visa Denials Based on Criminal Record
• Not Fully Prepared for the Interview
• Visa Denials Based on Fraud

What if your USA Visa is rejected?

It's important to note that if your visa application is rejected, you must reapply for a new visa. Also any individual cannot resubmit the same application again. Also, if you have been found responsible for fraud or misrepresentation on a previous application, you will be permanently ineligible for a visa.

There is no limit to the number of times you can apply for a U.S. visa after rejection. However, you should not apply over and over without changing anything in your rejected application. Each time you apply, you should submit new supporting documentation and updated information about your current situation.

Can I apply again for an USA visa after refusal?

In case your ineligibility was found during your first application, it is considered to be temporary, then you can re-apply for a visa if you consider that your circumstances have changed. The consular officer will decide whether you are eligible for the visa or not.

If your ineligibility is found permanent, but the consular officer considers that everything else is okay with your application and advises you to apply for a visa waiver then you still have a chance to get a visa.

How Y-Axis can help you?

The Y-Axis team has been the best solution to assist you with your USA visa

• Evaluate the appropriate visa type for your application
• Guide documentation
• Assist in filling out online application forms
• Review all your documents
• Assist in the visa application process