Excuse me, I traveled to Europe from Guangzhou before, but now I want to go to the United States in Beijing.

Apply for an American tourist visa. If the visa passes, you can leave with your passport at any time. One of the advantages of applying in Beijing is that you can attend the interview visa directly at the American ambassador (consul) in Beijing without going anywhere else, which is very convenient.

American B-2 tourist visa application process:

You can apply for a B-2 visa for sightseeing, entertainment, visiting relatives and friends, seeking medical treatment, attending meetings, attending exhibitions and handling personal affairs in the United States. B-2 tourist visas are valid for 3 months, 1 year, 3 years, 5 years, 10 year and permanently, and the number of entry times is also valid for single entry and multiple entry. American embassies and consulates in different countries or regions, or different consuls in the same consulate, have great discretion over the validity or number of entry visas. At present, it is easier for Hong Kong and Taiwan residents to apply for a B-2 visa with multiple entry for 1 ~ 5 years, while it is easier for Chinese mainland residents to apply for a B-2 visa with multiple entry for three months to 1 year.

Traveling abroad is not a simple matter. First of all, you need to analyze your situation, such as whether you have enough time, your health and so on. The most important thing is to go to the consulate for face-to-face signing. You should prepare and treat it with special care. You know, if the B-2 visa application is rejected, there is no appeal.

1, make an appointment for an interview.

The booking of tourist visas in the United States needs to start to 1 month 3 days in advance.

Pay the fee at CITIC Bank first and make an appointment for an interview online. Sign in to your account, and then click Schedule Interview. Edit step by step according to the content of the prompt, and finally pay the relevant fees through CITIC Bank.

If you go to the business hall to pay, you should write down the CGI reference number and tell the staff of the business hall, which is conducive to filling out the application payment form. Fill in the payment slip number on the payment page of CITIC Bank, and you can make an appointment for an interview smoothly. Click on the time you want to make an appointment.

Step 2 prepare interview materials

To apply for a B-2 visa, the following documents and supporting materials shall be submitted:

Basic materials—

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Invitation letter or reasons for going to the United States.

Passports valid for more than 6 months,

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(1) Economic guarantee issued by American relatives and friends.

(2) the applicant's economic proof (such as bank deposit certificate, traveler's checks, etc.). ),

(3) Round-trip air tickets.

(4) Descriptive materials, such as real estate license, owner's certificate, work certificate, etc. , and a timetable. If possible, make a travel plan and make a detailed list.

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? (5) The appointment email should be printed, including DS 160 form, itinerary, proof of funds, transaction receipt. If you have a company business invitation letter and carry it with you, you just need to make a personal travel plan.

In addition, if you enter the country with a B-2 visa and are asked by the US immigration officer how long you will stay in the United States, you can also ask directly for six months.

The procedures and documents for applying for extension of B-2 visa are basically the same as those for B- 1 visa. The following documents are required to apply for B-2 visa extension:

(1)I-539 table;

(2)I-94 entry record card;

(3) the applicant's financial (bank) certificate or economic guarantee issued by relatives and friends;

(4) If there are family members, submit proof of relationship, such as marriage certificate and birth certificate;

(5) an application letter written by the inviter, relatives, friends or myself, which aims to explain the reasons for the extension and has sufficient economic ability to maintain the expenses in the United States;

(6) application fee.