USA VISA​​

US financial requirements and minimum bank balance

When applying for the US B1/B2 Visa, there are no specific financial requirements or minimum bank balance set by the US government. You should calculate an amount covering your trip expenses. For example, if your estimated daily expenses in the U.S. are around $200 for a 30-day trip, your bank account should ideally show at least $6,000, not including flight and insurance costs. A general guideline is maintaining a balance between $6,000 and $10,000. Ensure this reflects your regular income and savings, not a recent large deposit, to avoid misinterpretation by visa officers.

To demonstrate your financial stability and ability to cover your trip costs during the visa application process, here are some documents you can present:

Bank statements: Recent bank statements showing a consistent income and sufficient funds to support your travel expenses can help establish financial stability.

Payslips or employment letter: Presenting your payslips or an employment letter from your employer indicating your position, salary, and length of employment can demonstrate a stable source of income.

Sponsorship letters: If someone else is financially supporting your trip, such as a family member or a company, they can provide a sponsorship letter stating their willingness to cover your expenses during your stay in the United States. Supporting documents, such as their bank statements or financial records, may also be required.

Income tax returns: Submitting copies of your income tax returns from the previous years can serve as evidence of your financial history and stability.

It is important to note that the financial documents you provide should be genuine, accurate, and reflect your actual financial situation. Providing fraudulent or misleading information can result in visa application denial or other legal consequences.