Missing papers cause stress on interview day. Use this checklist to prepare for a US B1/B2 visa interview in Dubai or Abu Dhabi.
Required documents
Bring:
- Passport valid at least six months beyond your stay
- Old passports with previous visas
- DS-160 confirmation page
- Appointment confirmation letter
- Photo meeting official requirements, if requested
Read next: US Visa Photo Requirements: Avoid Rejection in the UAE
UAE residence proof
Valid residence visa and Emirates ID show your status in the UAE.
Supporting documents
Officers may or may not ask, but keep them ready:
- Salary certificate / employment letter
- Bank statements (recent months)
- Trade licence if self-employed
- Tenancy contract or property papers
- Travel plan or invitation letter
Tip
Keep everything organised in one folder. Documents support your answers — they don't replace them. Always confirm current rules on the official US Department of State and US Embassy UAE websites, as requirements and fees can change. Global Migratz is independent and not affiliated with the US government.
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Related visa guides
- US Visa Photo Requirements: Avoid Rejection in the UAE
- DS-160 Form Help for UAE Residents: Common Mistakes to Avoid
- US Visa for Children and Families Applying from the UAE
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