
Planning a holiday or business trip to the USA from the UAE? Most travellers need a B1/B2 visitor visa and an in-person interview at the US Consulate General in Dubai or the US Embassy in Abu Dhabi. Here is the official process in plain steps.
Step 1: Complete the DS-160 form
The DS-160 is the online nonimmigrant visa application on the official CEAC website. Fill it carefully — your answers must match your passport and supporting documents. Save the confirmation page with the barcode.
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Step 2: Create your appointment account and pay the MRV fee
Create a profile on the official UAE appointment portal (ais.usvisa-info.com), enter your DS-160 number and pay the MRV visa application fee using the methods shown there.
Step 3: Book your interview in Dubai or Abu Dhabi
Choose the post and the earliest date shown. Wait times change often, so many applicants book the first available date and keep checking the portal for earlier openings that are released.
Step 4: Prepare your documents
Bring originals where possible:
- Passport valid at least six months beyond your stay
- DS-160 confirmation page and appointment letter
- Recent 2x2 inch photo meeting official rules
- UAE residence visa / Emirates ID
- Salary certificate, bank statements and travel plan
Step 5: Attend the interview
Arrive about 15 minutes early, leave electronics behind and answer clearly and honestly. The consular officer alone decides the outcome. Always confirm current rules on the official US Department of State and US Embassy UAE websites, as requirements and fees can change.
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Global Migratz is an independent consultancy, not affiliated with the US government, the US Embassy or the US Consulate. Official portal: ais.usvisa-info.com.
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- DS-160 Form Help for UAE Residents: Common Mistakes to Avoid
- US Visa Documents Checklist for UAE Residents (B1/B2)
- US Visa Appointment at the US Embassy Abu Dhabi: What to Expect
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