A visiting visa for the United States, also known as a B-1/B-2 visa, is a temporary entrance authorization that allows for a variety of activities within the country’s borders. These purposes can include visiting family or friends, attending business meetings, seeking medical care, or simply enjoying short-term recreational activities. The B-1 visa is designed for business-related activities such as conferences, consultations, or contract negotiations, whereas the B-2 visa is intended for tourism, holidays, or visits with loved ones. Obtaining a visiting visa requires establishing strong ties to one’s home country, which could include solid job, familial connections, or property ownership, all of which indicate a willingness to return after the stay. Financial adequacy is another important consideration, ensuring that applicants can handle their expenses. Furthermore, candidates must state that they intend not to participate in unauthorized job or academic activities during their stay. While the visiting visa allows for a maximum stay of six months for each visit, the exact duration is up to the discretion of the immigration officer at the port of entry.