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View store reviewsU.S. B1/B2 10-Year Multiple-Entry Visa
DS-160 Form, Interview Appointment, Employment and Asset Verification: Personal appearance at the Embassy/Consulate is required for the interview.
Number of Entries
Multiple Entries
Expiration Date
Usually 10 years (subject to the visa page)
Single Session
Maximum duration is 6 months, as determined by the immigration officer.
Reference Duration
Schedule an in-person interview after 5-15 business days

Who is this type for?
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Suitable
- Plan for multiple trips to the U.S. for tourism or family visits
- Stable employment and asset documentation
- In-person interview scheduled by appointment
Not quite suitable
- Unable to attend the interview in person.
- Purpose of travel: Work or long-term stay
Comparison of U.S. Tourist Visa Types
View validity, stay duration, and thresholds for the same category at a glance.
| Category | Number of Entries | Expiration Date | Duration of Stay | Reference duration | Process |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B1/B2 10-Year Multiple-Entry VisaViewing | Multiple Entries | Usually 10 years (subject to the visa page) | Maximum duration is 6 months, as determined by the immigration officer. | Schedule an interview within 5-15 business days | Already on this page |
| B1/B2 Single/Annual Entry | Single or multiple entries (as determined by the visa officer) | Usually 1 years (subject to the visa page) | Maximum duration is 6 months, as determined by the immigration officer. | Schedule an interview within 5-15 business days | View |
Validity, duration of stay, and entry requirements serve as reference ranges determined by the embassy or consulate based on applicant circumstances. The final decision is subject to the visa stamp and current policies.
Eligibility Requirements and Additional Documents for This Category
11 basic travel documents required; please also submit the following:
Eligibility Requirements:DS-160 form, interview scheduling, and employment/asset verification require the applicant to appear in person at the embassy for an interview.
- 1DS-160 Confirmation
- 2Interview Appointment Form
- 3Certificate of Employment, Asset Statement, and Itinerary
Common Reasons for Visa Denial and How to Avoid Them
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Discrepancy between interview response and DS-160 submission
Avoid:Review the form details before your interview. Ensure consistency across itinerary, organization, role, and responses.
Unable to demonstrate ties to home country
Avoid:Prepare employment verification, family relationship documents, and property/asset records to demonstrate stable ties to your home country.
Vague purpose of travel
Avoid:Specify your destination, duration of stay, and accommodation plans. Avoid vague responses like "let's see."
Questionable material authenticity or conflicting information
Avoid:Complete all tables and supporting documents consistently. If you have a prior visa denial, proactively explain the reason and describe improvements made since then. Concealing a past denial poses greater risks to future applications.
The above outlines common causes and does not represent official audit standards. Visa decisions are made by the destination country's embassy or immigration authorities in accordance with the law; no agency can guarantee a specific outcome.
Process Flow
Four steps completed; status is queryable at each node.
Online Support
Learn about visa types and document requirements
Gather materials
Advisor Guidance Material Preparation and Review
Submit Application
Submit documents to the embassy/consulate
Waiting for visa approval
Track progress; mail upon visa approval
Common Questions About the U.S. B1/B2 10-Year Multiple-Entry Visa
Key questions to confirm before selecting a category
Is an in-person interview required for a U.S. tourist visa?
Most first-time applicants must attend an in-person interview. A limited number of eligible applicants may qualify for the Interview Waiver/Drop-Off program; eligibility is determined by the embassy or consulate based on current rules.
How long can I stay per visit with a 10-year visa?
The visa validity period differs from the duration of stay. The 10-year period refers to visa validity; the number of days allowed for a single entry is determined by the immigration officer at the port of entry and typically does not exceed 6 months.
What questions will I be asked during the interview?
Common questions cover travel purpose, itinerary, employment status, funding sources, and ties to home country. Consistency between your answers and submitted documents is most important.
What is included in the fee for a 10-year U.S. B1/B2 visa?
Fees typically consist of the visa fee and service charge. For B1/B2 10-year multiple-entry visas, expedited processing, courier services, or additional notarization/legalization are listed separately. Fee details are specified in the service agreement. Visa decisions are made by the embassy or consulate in accordance with applicable laws.
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