How do individuals apply to travel to the United States?

Directly applying for a tourist visa is not a visit visa, nor a business visa, nor an agent; Book tickets in advance through the internet, whether by plane or car, the sooner the better; Make full use of all kinds of cards and cards

Tickets.

Visa:

There is absolutely no need to go to the travel agency to spend those shady money. They can help you apply for a visa, not to prove that they are better than you, but to prove that you are really qualified to issue a tourist visa in the United States. Even if you entrust a travel agency or any other organization to apply for your visa, you must go to the American consulate for an interview in person, which is no more convenient than applying for it yourself. The website of the American Consulate makes it clear that no one can guarantee that your visa will be approved. Let me explain. This means that if someone says that he can help you get a visa to the United States, he is lying, unless he is a visa officer himself.

Regarding the information required to be prepared on the website of the American Consulate, I have one thing to say: Although you need an invitation letter from your relatives and friends to travel to the United States, my personal experience proves that if the purpose of your trip to the United States is to travel, not to visit relatives and friends, there is no need to get that invitation letter, which will only increase the trouble and will not increase your chances of getting a visa, unless your inviter is Bill Gates or George Bush. It's best to tell the visa officer in person that the purpose of your visit to the United States is to travel and prepare a detailed itinerary.

What if the visa is refused? Just keep applying. It doesn't matter if there is a record of refusal, as long as the reason for refusal is not malicious deception such as forging information. The author refused the visa application for very valid reasons and continued to apply for a visa. Since then, the application has been successful.

The only office of the US Consulate in Guangzhou is located on the fifth floor of Tianyu Garden Phase II, and all forms provided by the US government are free.