
Your Gateway to US Business Travel
The B1 visa enables business professionals to attend meetings, conferences, and negotiations in the United States. We simplify the process for seamless business travel.
Understanding the B1 Visa
Your key to conducting business in America
What is a B1 Visa?
The B1 Visa, commonly referred to as a Business Visitor Visa, is designed for individuals planning a temporary visit to the United States for business-related activities. This visa allows foreign nationals to engage in specific business functions that do not involve employment or income from US sources.
Permitted Activities
B1 visa holders can attend business meetings, conferences, and trade shows. They can negotiate contracts, consult with business associates, conduct market research, and participate in short-term training. Investment exploration and estate management are also permitted.
Eligibility & Requirements
What you need to qualify for B1
Eligibility Criteria
Required Documents
Application Process for B1 Visa
Simple steps to your business visa
Complete the DS-160 Form
Fill out the Online Nonimmigrant Visa Application (DS-160) with accurate information about your background and travel plans.
Pay the Visa Application Fee
Pay the non-refundable visa application fee ($185 for B1/B2 visas). Keep the receipt for your interview appointment.
Schedule a Visa Interview
Book your interview appointment at the US Embassy or Consulate. We guarantee appointments within 12 days through our priority booking service.
Gather Required Documents
Compile all necessary documents including business invitation, financial proof, and evidence of ties to your home country.
Attend the Visa Interview
Attend your scheduled interview with all documents. Our interview coaching prepares you for common questions and scenarios.
Advantages of B1 Visa
Why business professionals choose B1
Access to US Markets
Explore business opportunities, meet clients, and establish connections in the world's largest economy.
Flexible Activities
Attend conferences, negotiate deals, conduct training, and explore investment opportunities.
Quick Processing
Typically processed within 5 days. Faster than most other visa categories with simpler requirements.
Multiple Entries
B1 visas are often issued with 10-year validity allowing multiple entries for business travel.
Build Relationships
Meet face-to-face with US partners, clients, and suppliers to strengthen business ties.
Cost-Effective
Lower application fees and simpler documentation compared to work visas for short business visits.
Success Stories
Business professionals who trust us

Rajesh Kumar
Tech Solutions Ltd
CEO
"The team secured my B1 visa appointment within 10 days when I had an urgent business meeting in New York. Their document preparation was thorough and my visa was approved on the first attempt."

Meera Kapoor
Global Exports Inc
Business Development Manager
"I travel to the US frequently for trade shows and client meetings. Their guidance on maintaining B1 status and interview preparation has been invaluable. Highly professional service!"

Amit Patel
Investment Partners
Managing Director
"Excellent service for business travelers. They understood the nuances of my investment-related travel and prepared documentation that clearly demonstrated my business intent."
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common B1 visa questions
What specific activities are permitted under a B1 Business Visa?
The B1 visa allows for a broad range of 'business' activities, but strictly excludes 'labor' or 'employment'. You may negotiate contracts, consult with business associates, attend professional conferences, settle an estate, or participate in short-term training. You may also pursue independent research or appear as a witness in a court trial. However, you cannot run a business day-to-day or receive a salary from a U.S. source.
How long can I actually stay in the U.S. on a B1 Visa?
While a B1/B2 visa is often valid for 10 years, your 'period of authorized stay' is determined by the CBP officer at the port of entry, recorded on your I-94. This is typically granted for 6 months (180 days). You must leave before this date expires. Overstaying even by a day can void your visa. Extensions are possible via Form I-539 but must be filed well in advance.
Is there any scenario where I can 'work' on a B1 Visa?
No. 'Work'—defined as performing services for a U.S. employer for compensation—is strictly prohibited. However, there is a nuance: the 'B1 in lieu of H1B' is a rare exception for certain foreign employees performing H1B-level work for a short duration while being paid abroad, but this requires very specific documentation. For standard B1 holders, receiving any U.S. remuneration (other than expense reimbursement) is a violation.
What is the practical difference between a B1 and B2 Visa?
The B1 is for business; the B2 is for tourism, pleasure, or medical treatment. In practice, the U.S. Department of State routinely issues a combined 'B1/B2' visa, which offers the flexibility to travel for either purpose. However, at the border, you must declare your *primary* purpose for that specific trip to the officer, as your entry status (B1 or B2) will be recorded accordingly.
How does your expedited service for B1 visas work?
Standard wait times for B1 visa interviews can be months long. Our service bypasses this by using automated systems to monitor the U.S. consular database 24/7 for cancellations. When a slot opens up (often due to another applicant rescheduling), we instantly lock it in for you. This allows us to guarantee an appointment within 12 days, significantly accelerating your business travel plans.
