Tourism
Holidays, city breaks and other temporary tourist travel.
For U.S. visitor visa applications, it is important to define the purpose of travel correctly and ensure that the information
provided in the DS-160 form is consistent with your personal and professional profile, while preparing the application
as a coherent whole. At Altun Vision, we assess your application in line with your travel plans and individual
circumstances and coordinate the process from start to finish.
The B1/B2 visitor visa is a nonimmigrant visa category for temporary travel to the United States for tourism, visits to family or friends, certain business activities and other permitted short-term purposes.
B-1 covers business meetings, commercial discussions, contract negotiations and other permitted temporary business activities, while B-2 covers tourism, visits to family or friends and, where appropriate, medical treatment. A combined B1/B2 visa may be used for permitted activities under both categories.
A visitor visa does not provide the right to work or reside permanently in the United States. The purpose of travel must remain compatible with the activities permitted under visitor status.
Holidays, city breaks and other temporary tourist travel.
Visiting family members, relatives or friends who live in the United States.
Business meetings, commercial discussions, contract negotiations and other permitted temporary business activities.
Attendance at scientific, educational, professional or business conferences and similar events.
Temporary visits for medical evaluation or treatment where the relevant conditions are met.
Other temporary visit purposes that may fall within the B1/B2 visitor visa framework.
We assess the purpose and duration of the proposed visit and determine the appropriate visa category.
Professional circumstances, income structure, financial profile, family ties and previous travel history are considered together.
The DS-160 form is prepared accurately and consistently on the basis of the applicant’s personal, professional and travel information.
The application account, required payment and consular appointment process are planned and coordinated.
The application file is reviewed before submission and, where appropriate, preparation is provided for the consular interview.
The information provided in the DS-160 should be accurate, complete and consistent with the applicant’s personal, professional and travel history.
The purpose, intended duration and overall framework of the U.S. visit should be clear and consistent.
The applicant’s income structure, employment or business circumstances and how the travel expenses will be funded are considered together.
Family, employment, education, property and other personal ties, together with previous international travel, form part of the overall application profile.
B-1 is used for permitted temporary business activities, while B-2 is used for tourism and personal visits. B1/B2 is a combined visitor visa covering permitted activities under both categories.
Visa validity may vary according to the applicant’s nationality and the applicable reciprocity rules. Turkish citizens may be issued long-term, multiple-entry B1/B2 visas.
No. Visa validity indicates the period during which you may travel to a U.S. port of entry. The period of stay permitted in the United States is determined by the competent authorities at the time of entry.
DS-160 is the online application form used for U.S. nonimmigrant visa applications.
In general, applicants are interviewed in person. Interview waivers may be available for certain applications from time to time, so the current rules should be checked before applying.
Where appropriate, all or part of the travel expenses may be covered by another person. This support should be presented clearly and consistently in the application.
Certain meetings, commercial discussions, conferences and similar temporary activities may be permitted under B-1. Ordinary employment in the United States is not a permitted visitor visa activity.
Yes. The previous refusal and its reasons should be assessed before a new application, together with any changed circumstances and the applicant’s current profile.
No. The final decision rests solely with the competent U.S. authorities. Our advisory service is designed to help ensure that the application is prepared under the correct category with consistent information and an appropriate application strategy.
U.S. VISA ADVISORY
Share your travel purpose, personal profile and application plan with us so that we can structure the process on the right basis.