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United States B1/B2 visa
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B1 covers business activities like meetings, conferences, or contract negotiations. B2 covers tourism, visiting family, medical treatment, or attending events like weddings. Most applicants get a combined B1/B2, which covers both purposes under one visa.
Yes. Most applicants receive a combined B1/B2 visa, which means you don’t have to choose one purpose. You can use the same visa for business meetings on one trip and a family visit or vacation on another, as long as your travel fits within what each category allows.
Yes, it’s possible. You can apply for an extension through US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), but you must do this before your authorized stay expires. Extensions aren’t guaranteed.
Only in a limited way. Short, informal, non-credit courses (like a short recreational class) are generally fine, but full-time or degree-seeking study isn’t allowed. If you want to study long-term, you’ll need a student visa instead.
No. The B1/B2 doesn’t permit paid or unpaid work for a US employer, or receiving payment from a US company. Working on this visa can put your current and future US travel at risk.
No. A visa lets you travel to a US port of entry and request permission to enter. The final decision is made by a Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officer when you arrive.
Yes, as long as your B1/B2 visa is still valid and has entries left. The number of entries depends on your nationality and is shown on your visa. If it’s a multiple-entry visa, you can use it to leave and come back into the US after a short trip to Canada or Mexico, with no new visa needed.
Whether you need a visa to enter Canada or Mexico depends on your nationality, so check their entry requirements separately. Your US visa doesn’t affect them.
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