Tourist and business visa support for Pakistani applicants, from your first assessment to your interview. Delivered online to every city in Pakistan.
The B1/B2 is a non-immigrant U.S. visitor visa. It is the visa most Pakistani travellers need for a short trip to the United States.
| B1 · Business | B2 · Tourism & visits |
|---|---|
| Meetings with business associates | Holidays and sightseeing |
| Conferences, conventions and trade shows | Visiting family and friends |
| Negotiating contracts | Medical treatment |
| Short-term business consultations | Attending social events such as weddings |
A B1/B2 visa does not permit work or study in the United States.
Before you pay the government visa fee, we review your travel history, employment or business, income, family situation and ties to Pakistan, and give you an honest view of how your profile is likely to read to a consular officer.
The DS-160 is the online form every B1/B2 applicant must complete. Inconsistent or careless answers are a common problem. We guide you through each section and check your answers against your documents before you submit.
Start with our USA B1/B2 document checklist. You then get a checklist tailored to your situation: salaried, self-employed, business owner, student, retired or travelling with family. We then review bank statements, employment letters, business registration, tax records, property papers and invitation letters for gaps or contradictions.
We help you define a clear, truthful purpose of travel, a realistic itinerary and trip budget, and a simple explanation of why you will return to Pakistan, so you can state your case in a sentence or two.
A U.S. visa interview is often only a few minutes long. We run mock interviews on video call in English or Urdu, covering the questions officers commonly ask about your purpose, finances, employment and family, and we give feedback on clarity and confidence. We never script false answers. Honesty matters most.
If you were refused under section 214(b), we review your previous DS-160 and interview, identify what may have been unclear, and advise whether, and when, a reapplication makes sense.
Fees, wait times and procedures are set by the U.S. government and can change. Always confirm current details on official U.S. government sources.
Local advice for applicants across Pakistan, including which interview location suits your city.
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Apply correctly, first time
$350USD
Service fee per applicant · embassy fee separate
Best for: Confident applicants with a strong, simple profile who mainly want their DS-160 and documents done right.
Choose EssentialWalk into your interview confident
$750USD
Service fee per applicant · embassy fee separate
Best for: Most applicants, especially first-timers, family visitors and anyone nervous about the interview.
Choose Interview-ReadyHandled personally, start to finish
$1,250USD
Service fee per applicant · embassy fee separate
Best for: Complex cases, previous refusals, business owners and families who want the most experienced hands on their file.
Choose Founder VIPB1 is for temporary business visits such as meetings, conferences, contract negotiations or consulting with business associates. B2 is for tourism, visiting relatives or friends, and medical treatment. Most Pakistani applicants receive a combined B1/B2 visa.
No. A B1/B2 visa does not permit employment in the United States or enrolment in a course of study for credit. You need a different visa category for work or study.
Section 214(b) of U.S. immigration law presumes every visitor visa applicant intends to immigrate unless they show otherwise. A 214(b) refusal means the officer was not satisfied, at that interview, that you qualify, often because of how your ties to Pakistan or your travel purpose came across. You can reapply, ideally once something meaningful has changed or you can present your case more clearly.
We assist you in completing the DS-160 accurately: we explain each section, check your answers against your documents and review the final form before you submit it. The information must be true and is your responsibility as the applicant.
U.S. visa interviews for applicants in Pakistan are held at the U.S. Embassy or Consulate given in your appointment confirmation. You must attend in person. Our preparation happens online before that date.
No. The U.S. government visa application fee is paid separately through the official U.S. visa appointment system. Our service fee covers our consultancy work only, and we will confirm it before you start.
Our preparation usually takes a few days to a couple of weeks, depending on your documents. Interview waiting times are set by the U.S. mission and change often, so check the current wait time before making travel plans.
Rarely. The U.S. Embassy in Pakistan says interview waivers are granted only in extreme situations, such as medical conditions requiring an air ambulance. Most applicants must attend an interview.
The U.S. Mission in Pakistan asks applicants to schedule in their country of residence or nationality. If you live abroad, you would usually apply where you legally reside.
Families travelling together often attend together, but each person needs their own DS-160 and application fee, and each is assessed individually.
Only your documents, ideally in a clear plastic bag. Phones, electronics, bags, food and liquids are not allowed, and the embassy has no storage, so leave them at home or at the shuttle service.
The consulate keeps your passport to print the visa, then returns it through the delivery or collection option linked to your appointment. Do not book non-refundable travel until you have it back.
Start with a WhatsApp message. We will review your situation and explain the next steps.
