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Do you need a visa, or just an ESTA?

Three questions. We tell you which route applies to you, and what it costs.

1. Which passport will you travel on?

Eligibility follows your passport, not where you live. A UAE residence visa does not change this.

2. Is your trip 90 days or less, for tourism or business?
3. Does any of the following apply to you?

Travel to North Korea, Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria or Yemen on or after 1 March 2011. Travel to Cuba on or after 12 January 2021. Dual nationality with Cuba, North Korea, Iran, Iraq, Sudan or Syria.

Five speed windows

One package, five booking speeds. Every price is per person, plus VAT, and includes the US government fee of USD 185.

Where US interviews stand today

B1/B2 and student visa appointments are available in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. The official calendar is long, so we work to secure an earlier appointment before you commit to a package.

Appointment in 90 working days
AED 3,500
+ VAT per person
Priority slot monitoring
US fee of USD 185 included

Best value for travellers who are planning ahead.

Free consultation
Appointment in 60 working days
AED 4,500
+ VAT per person
Priority slot monitoring
US fee of USD 185 included

A balanced window for most trips booked a few months out.

Free consultation
Appointment in 30 working days
AED 5,500
+ VAT per person
Priority slot monitoring
US fee of USD 185 included

For travel that is already on the calendar this month or next.

Free consultation
Appointment in 15 working days
AED 6,500
+ VAT per person
Priority slot monitoring
US fee of USD 185 included

A short window for plans that moved forward.

Free consultation
Fastest
Appointment in 7 working days
AED 7,500
+ VAT per person
Priority slot monitoring
US fee of USD 185 included

Our fastest window for urgent business or family travel.

Free consultation

We book your interview inside the window you choose. The visa decision belongs to the US consular officer, and no one can promise it.

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