North America
United States visa
New YorkRead this before you plan anything: as of 1 September 2026 the US Mission in the UAE states that routine visa processing is not available in the United Arab Emirates, and that applicants for nonimmigrant visas should schedule their interview in their country of residence or nationality. A separate 2026 proclamation also suspends or limits issuance for nationals of a list of countries — applications can still be lodged and interviews attended, but a visa may not follow. This is the one destination on this site where the position can change between you reading it and applying, so treat the above as of its date and ask us to confirm what is current before you commit to travel dates.
- Starting price
- From AED 2,235
The price is for the simplest visa type. Embassy and visa centre fees are included.
How the process works
Free eligibility check
We confirm which visa applies to your nationality and residency.
Document preparation
Your file is reviewed and corrected before anything is submitted.
Appointment & submission
We book the appointment where one is needed and guide you through biometrics.
Tracking & collection
We track the application and hand back your passport.
Documents you'll usually need
- Passport valid for at least 6 months with blank pages
- UAE residence visa copy (valid at least 3 months)
- Emirates ID copy (front and back)
- Recent passport-size photo to the required specification
- Bank statements for the last 3-6 months
- Employment contract or NOC letter from your employer
- Confirmed flight and hotel reservations
- Travel medical insurance for the trip duration
Requirements vary. United States may ask for additional documents depending on your nationality and purpose of travel. Send us your details and we'll confirm the exact list before you start.
Apply for your United States visa
Start in a minute. Our visa desk confirms the visa type, the documents and the price before anything is submitted or paid.
Places to see in the United States
The Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, opened in 1937. The Grand Canyon in Arizona, cut more than a mile deep by the Colorado River. The United States Capitol in Washington, D.C., at the east end of the National Mall. The Statue of Liberty on Liberty Island in New York Harbor, a gift from France in 1886. Yosemite Valley from Tunnel View in California, with El Capitan on the left.
Common questions about United States visas
What should I know before applying for a United States visa from the UAE?
Read this before you plan anything: as of 1 September 2026 the US Mission in the UAE states that routine visa processing is not available in the United Arab Emirates, and that applicants for nonimmigrant visas should schedule their interview in their country of residence or nationality. A separate 2026 proclamation also suspends or limits issuance for nationals of a list of countries — applications can still be lodged and interviews attended, but a visa may not follow. This is the one destination on this site where the position can change between you reading it and applying, so treat the above as of its date and ask us to confirm what is current before you commit to travel dates.
What documents do I need for a United States visa from the UAE?
Most United States applications from the UAE need: Passport valid for at least 6 months with blank pages; UAE residence visa copy (valid at least 3 months); Emirates ID copy (front and back); Recent passport-size photo to the required specification; Bank statements for the last 3-6 months; Employment contract or NOC letter from your employer; Confirmed flight and hotel reservations; Travel medical insurance for the trip duration. Requirements vary: United States may ask for additional documents depending on your nationality and purpose of travel, so we confirm the exact list for your case before you start.
How much does a United States visa cost from the UAE?
Our price for a United States visa starts from AED 2,235, for the simplest visa type. Embassy and visa centre fees are included. The exact figure depends on the visa type, your nationality and the processing speed you choose, so we confirm it once we know your residency and travel dates, before anything is submitted.
Guides for United States
Written by our visa desk in Dubai, and kept current.
- US visa from DubaiThe DS-160, interview wait times, and what the officer is actually assessing.Read the guide
- US visa appointment in DubaiThe scheduling site, the MRV fee, live wait times and who can skip the interview.Read the guide
- What your UAE residence actually unlocksWhere your residence permit opens doors, and where only your passport counts.Read the guide









