I have a China passport in Japan for four years, and I still have three years to stay. Is it okay if I travel to America?

As long as the necessary conditions are provided. China passport holders are citizens of China, and any application is also a citizen of China.

Visa B 1 is issued to applicants who go to the United States for short-term business activities, including signing contracts through negotiation, attending exhibitions or conferences, short-term training or negotiating business with suppliers or customers. B2 visas are issued to applicants who travel to the United States, including sightseeing, visiting relatives and friends and medical treatment. Holders of B 1 and B2 visas cannot work in the United States.

Applicants for B 1 and B2 visas must be able to prove that (1) their intention is only to enter the United States temporarily; (2) Its purpose is only tourism and/or short-term business activities; (3) The applicant is unwilling to give up his property in China.

According to American immigration law, the applicant is obliged to prove to the visa officer that he meets the requirements for obtaining a B 1/B2 visa. Therefore, the applicant can decide the most powerful supporting information and materials to support his visa application. I have a specific and reasonable plan, proof of a fixed job, meaningful business activities or assets during my stay in the United States, and I have strong family and social binding in China, so I can more strongly support the application for a B 1/B2 visa.

Valid Passport: B 1/B2 The passport of the visa applicant must be valid for at least six months longer than the expected time for the applicant to leave the United States. If you expect that your passport will be valid for less than six months when you leave the United States, or your passport is damaged, or there is no blank visa issuance page on your passport, please apply for a new passport before coming for an interview.