United States Visa for Pakistani Citizens

US B1/B2 visas require a DS-160, fee payment and an embassy interview. We prepare your documentation and coach you for the interview honestly — no false promises. Applications are filed through the US Embassy Islamabad (Consular Section) / DS-160; MavensFly, a licensed Pakistani travel agency, prepares, submits and tracks your file end-to-end.

Visa type	B1/B2 visitor visa
Processing time	Interview wait varies; plan months ahead
Length of stay	Typically 6 months per entry
Visa fee (indicative)	MRV fee USD 185 (~PKR 52,000) plus service fee; total approx PKR 60,000–85,000, excl. travel (indicative — confirmed before filing)

Requirements

Valid passport
DS-160 confirmation
Fee receipt
Financial & employment evidence
Ties-to-Pakistan evidence

Common refusal reasons & how we avoid them

Most United States refusals for Pakistani applicants come down to documentation, not bad luck. The most frequent grounds — and exactly what our file preparation pre-empts:

INA 214(b) — failure to prove strong ties and intent to return
Inconsistent or unconvincing interview answers
Insufficient financial evidence
Incomplete or inaccurate DS-160
Prior visa overstay or violation

Frequently asked questions

How long does the United States visa take for Pakistani applicants?

Interview wait varies; plan months ahead. We confirm the current timeline when your file is prepared.

How long can I stay in United States?

Typically 6 months per entry.

What is the United States visa fee from Pakistan?

MRV fee USD 185 (~PKR 52,000) plus service fee; total approx PKR 60,000–85,000, excl. travel (indicative — confirmed before filing). Fees are quoted through the US Embassy Islamabad (Consular Section) / DS-160 and confirmed in writing before we file.

What documents are required?

Valid passport; DS-160 confirmation; Fee receipt; Financial & employment evidence; Ties-to-Pakistan evidence.

Last updated: 2026-08-24. Fees are indicative and requirements change — we verify against the US Embassy Islamabad (Consular Section) / DS-160 and current embassy guidance when preparing every file.