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United States of America (USA) – Visa Requirements for
Bangladeshi Nationals
Official Name: United States of America (USA)
Location: North America
Capital: Washington, D.C.
Largest City: New York City
Area: 9,833,520 sq. km
Population: Approximately 342 million
Official Language: No federal official language
(English is the primary language)
Currency: United States Dollar (USD)
Religion:
- Christianity
– Majority
- Islam
- Judaism
- Buddhism
- Hinduism
- Other
Religions & No Religion
GDP (Nominal): Approximately USD 30 trillion
Government: Federal Presidential Constitutional
Republic
President: Donald J. Trump (2026)
USA Visitor Visa (B1/B2) for Bangladeshi Passport Holders
Bangladeshi citizens require a B1/B2 Visitor Visa
before travelling to the United States for tourism, business, or family visits.
Applications are submitted online through the DS-160 form, followed by a
biometric appointment and visa interview at the U.S. Embassy in Dhaka.
General Required Documents
- Original
passport (minimum 6 months validity)
- Previous
passports (if available)
- Completed
DS-160 Confirmation Page
- Visa
appointment confirmation
- One
recent US visa-size photograph (5×5 cm)
- National
ID Card copy
- Birth
Certificate (if applicable)
- Marriage
Certificate (if applicable)
- Cover
Letter
- Detailed
Travel Itinerary
- Hotel
Reservation (if applicable)
- Flight
Reservation
- Bank
Statement (Last 6 months)
- Bank
Solvency Certificate
- Income
Tax Return (ITR)
- Proof
of financial capability
- Supporting
documents according to profession
- Invitation
Letter (if visiting relatives/business partners)
- Sponsor
documents (if sponsored)
Profession-wise Required Documents
A. Business Owner
- Trade
License
- BIN
Certificate (if available)
- TIN
Certificate
- Company
Bank Statement
- Personal
Bank Statement
- Memorandum
of Association (if applicable)
- Company
Incorporation Certificate
- Import/Export
License (if applicable)
- Company
Profile
- Business
Registration Documents
- Income
Tax Return
B. Service Holder (Employee)
- No
Objection Certificate (NOC)
- Employment
Certificate
- Salary
Certificate
- Salary
Payslips (Last 3–6 months)
- Company
ID Card
- Office
Leave Approval
- Bank
Statement
- Income
Tax Return
C. Student
- Student
ID Card
- Enrollment
Certificate
- Leave
Permission Letter
- Birth
Certificate
- Parents'
Financial Documents
- Sponsor
Letter (if applicable)
- Bank
Statement of Sponsor
- Educational
Certificates
D. Retired Person
- Retirement
Certificate
- Pension
Statement
- Pension
Book
- Bank
Statement
- Property
Documents (if available)
- Income
Proof
E. Freelancer / Self-employed
- Freelance
Income Proof
- Client
Contracts
- Portfolio
- Bank
Statement
- TIN
Certificate
- Tax
Return
- Business
Registration (if any)
F. Housewife
- Marriage
Certificate
- Husband's
Employment/Business Documents
- Husband's
Bank Statement
- Sponsor
Letter
- Family
Relationship Proof
G. Minor (Under 18)
- Birth
Certificate
- Parents'
Passports
- Parents'
Bank Statement
- Consent
Letter (if travelling alone or with one parent)
- School
Certificate
Financial Requirements
Applicants should demonstrate sufficient financial capacity
to cover all travel expenses. There is no officially fixed minimum bank
balance, but stronger financial documentation generally supports the
application.
Processing Time
- Standard
processing depends on interview appointment availability.
- Visa
issuance generally takes a few working days after approval, although
administrative processing may require additional time.
Important Notes
- Submission
of documents does not guarantee visa approval.
- Every
applicant must satisfy the Consular Officer that they qualify under U.S.
immigration law.
- Additional
documents may be requested during the interview.
- Applicants
should provide truthful and consistent information in the DS-160 form and
during the interview.