The difference between a U.S. business visa and a tourist visa

Some people seek convenience and use tourist visas to go abroad to complete some simple tasks, such as visits and inspections. The biggest difference between business visas and travel visas is that business visas are issued by Chinese and foreign chambers of commerce or large manpower agencies. Guarantee and having a convenient card issued by the embassy can make the visa application probability particularly high. As long as your work is not aggressive, you will generally not be held accountable. However, if you go to Europe for business inspection for tourism purposes, you may be blacklisted by the EU consulate once you are found out. It will definitely have an impact on future visa applications.

The materials that need to be prepared are slightly different, and a business visa requires an invitation letter from the company. The main difference is that the purpose of going to the United States is different. Generally, you must sponsor yourself for a tourist visa. For a business visa, you may need to provide an invitation letter from the American company, a certificate from your Chinese company proving the business purpose of going to the United States, etc.