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Student (F/M) Visa

₹25000 _{/per person}

Visitor (B1/B2) Visa

₹18500 _{/per person}

Work (H/Other) Visa

₹90000 _{/per person}

Documents Requirement

Valid Indian passport with sufficient validity to cover the entire duration of study in the United States.
Form I-20 issued by a SEVP-approved US educational institution, clearly mentioning course details, start date, and estimated program cost.
SEVIS I-901 fee payment receipt.
Completed DS-160 visa application form with confirmation page and barcode.
Visa appointment confirmation letter and payment receipt for the F-1 visa application fee.
Academic documents including degree certificates, mark sheets, transcripts, and standardized test scores (GRE, GMAT, TOEFL, IELTS if applicable).
Proof of sufficient financial means to cover tuition fees and living expenses for at least the first year of study, such as bank statements, education loan sanction letter, or sponsor affidavit.
Statement of purpose explaining academic background, reasons for choosing the university and course, and long-term career objectives.
Documents establishing strong ties to India such as family, property, or future employment plans after completion of studies.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Most F-1 applicants must attend an in-person interview at the US Embassy or Consulate.

Yes. F-1 students may work up to 20 hours per week on-campus during academic sessions and full-time during vacations.

No. The final decision rests with the consular officer after evaluating intent, finances, and academic background.

The visa validity depends on reciprocity rules, but the authorized stay in the US is for the duration of status (D/S).

Weak study intent, insufficient funds, poor academic progression, or failure to prove intent to return to India.

Neighbouring Countries

Bahamas

Canada

Mexico

Visa Rejection Reasons

Common Reasons for Rejection:

Insufficient financial proof.
Lack of strong ties to home country.
Incomplete or false documentation.
Suspicious travel history or security concerns.

Important Note

Not all applicants need to submit these additional documents.
Requirements depend on nationality and travel history.
Providing false information can lead to rejection.

Documents Requirement

Valid Indian passport with at least six months validity beyond the intended date of departure from the United States. All previous passports should be carried to establish travel history.
Completed DS-160 non-immigrant visa application form with confirmation page and barcode.
Visa appointment confirmation letter and payment receipt for the US visa application fee.
One recent passport-size photograph meeting US visa photo specifications, even if uploaded digitally in DS-160.
Proof of sufficient financial means such as bank statements for the last 6 months, salary slips, income tax returns, or business income documents.
Employment proof including employer letter stating designation, salary, leave approval, and employment duration. Self-employed applicants must provide business registration and ITRs.
Documents establishing strong ties to India such as employment continuity, family responsibilities, property ownership, or ongoing studies.
Clear explanation of travel purpose (tourism, family visit, or business meetings) and tentative travel itinerary.
Invitation letter from US host or company if visiting family, friends, or attending business meetings (recommended but not mandatory).

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Most Indian applicants must attend an in-person interview at the US Embassy or Consulate unless specifically exempted by age or visa category.

The immigration officer at the port of entry usually grants a stay of up to 6 months per visit, which is recorded on the I-94.

No. Financial capability alone does not guarantee approval. Strong ties to India and credible travel intent are equally important.

Visa officers commonly ask about travel purpose, employment, income, family ties, previous travel, and intent to return to India.

Failure to prove non-immigrant intent, unclear travel purpose, inconsistent answers during interview, or weak home-country ties.