Tourist Visa when unemployed

[GiBl]

Hi,
I am a medical professional and I haven't been working for more than 10 yrs. I want to travel to the US but I am not looking for a job in US.
I have enough money to travel and can provide bank statements as proof that I can fund my travel. What I cannot produce is an employment certificate or pay slip.
I also don't have any of my own business to show as self employed.
Is it possible to get a visa in my situation?
I should I also mention that I am a single lady, so I cannot produce spouse pay slip or parent pay slip.

[Libra_14]

I want to travel to the US but I am not looking for a job in US.

How would you prove that you are not going to look for a job once you are in USA?

I have enough money to travel and can provide bank statements as proof that I can fund my travel. What I cannot produce is an employment certificate or pay slip.

Proof of saving would help.Employment certificate is not a required document, but it shows your ties & also shows that you'll return to your home country.

I also don't have any of my own business to show as self employed.

Not required either.

Is it possible to get a visa in my situation?

Chances are 50-50.

I should I also mention that I am a single lady, so I cannot produce spouse pay slip or parent pay slip.

Yes, do not try to hide the truth or tell lie.

[GiBl]

How would you prove that you are not going to look for a job once you are in USA?

How do you think I should prove that? I don't know.
As a Doctor I cannot practice in the US without clearing the license exams. And those who write those exams don't apply for tourist visa. They apply for student/work visa.
But of course I can only explain this to the interviewer once I get an interview. But I am worried my application might get rejected before the interview process.

Chances are 50-50.

Why do you think the chances are 50-50? What can I do to increase my chances?

[Libra_14]

How do you think I should prove that? I don't know.

You can only prove that, by showing strong ties to your home country.

But of course I can only explain this to the interviewer once I get an interview. But I am worried my application might get rejected before the interview process.

No, there is no rejection before interview.

Why do you think the chances are 50-50? What can I do to increase my chances?

Based on what you mentioned, you do not show strong ties to home country - No proof of continuous income.