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B1 and B2 Visa: Business and Tourism

If you want to enter the U.S. as a visitor, you would typically apply for one of the following:

To be considered for a visitor visa, you need to meet one of the following categories:

Here are some purposes to visit that would qualify you for B-1:

To consult with business associates
To negotiate a contract
To attend a convention or conference related to your business/profession, or one that is educational or scientific in nature
To settle an estate

Here are some purposes to visit that would qualify you for B-2:

Vacation (to go on holiday)
To visit with friends or relatives
For social events hosted by fraternal, social, or service organizations
To participate, unpaid, in events related to music, sports, or other pursuits as an amateur enthusiast
To receive medical treatment
To take a short recreational study course that does not contribute toward a degree (ex. a two-day nature survivalist class taken during a vacation)

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