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ozzi
3 years ago
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What is needed for a Bulgarian citizen to travel to the United States? I was wondering what exactly is needed in order to do so.

Obviously a passport, but I was curious if there was anything else needed, like a visa? If so, how is this done/what do you need to do? All the details are very much welcomed. Thank you!
Geography
1 answer:
nevsk [136]3 years ago
3 0

We are improving our B1/B2 application process to make sure it is up to date with current US visa policy. We will make this product available again soon. In the mean time, below you will find useful information to keep in mind for your US visa application.

It is best for you to go ahead and solicit early for your U.S. visa because United States immigration officers normally need a minimum of 8 weeks to fully go through and process a Visa B1/B2 digital application for Bulgarian citizens. The U.S. nonimmigrant visa Type B1/B2 is a temporary visa for business and tourism purposes

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