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  • Personal Visit on B1/B2

    Hello,

    I have a 10 year multiple entry B1/B2 visa. I got it through my employer. However, my proposed visit to the US in September 2009, was canceled. Now in December 2009, I am planning to visit a friend in Atlanta (he is there on a L-1 visa). This will be my first visit abroad. I have one question.

    1) What are the documents that i need at the port of entry?

    Regards and thanks

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    1. Valid passport with valid visa.
    2. Airticket
    3. Proof that you have funds to support yourself during your trip.
    4. Visitors insurance, available at https://www.insubuy.com
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    • #3
      Originally posted by immihelp View Post
      1. Valid passport with valid visa.
      2. Airticket
      3. Proof that you have funds to support yourself during your trip.
      4. Visitors insurance, available at https://www.insubuy.com
      Thank you for the prompt reply.

      Is it compulsory to take visitor insurance? And is a credit card+USD750 cash, a good enough proof of sufficient funds for a trip of 10 days?

      regards

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      • #4
        1. It is not compulsory, but highly recommended as the medical costs are very expensive in the U.S., in case you were to fall sick or get injured while in the U.S.

        2. There is no way measure that or tell you for sure. As you long as you are going to live within in your means, that is fine.
        Immihelp Support
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        Visa and Greencard Tracker

        Visitor Medical Insurance for your visiting relatives.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by immihelp View Post
          1. It is not compulsory, but highly recommended as the medical costs are very expensive in the U.S., in case you were to fall sick or get injured while in the U.S.

          2. There is no way measure that or tell you for sure. As you long as you are going to live within in your means, that is fine.
          Time and again you have given very useful advice! Thank you!!

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