where do i apply for a VISA to travel to the US. who do i call in the UK to enquire about this?

Question

i am moving to the US and need to speak to someone in the UK about visas - who do i call?

Answer 1

Embassy or consulate.

Answer 2

If you have not already got a job waiting for you then it could be difficult. But if you do then your future employer should sent you a certain form (forgotten the name) and you book a visa appointment time at the US embassy in London, you go to the embassy and give them all your forms, they ask if you are a terrorist and then you get your visa.

Have a look on the website to see what type of visa you need then find out what you need to do to get it, then book an appointment.

The USA embassy is a nightmare and I wish you luck if you want to get help by calling them, get as much info as you can off the website.

Answer 3

US Embassy, London
See Below:

Operator Assisted Visa Information

Call 09042-450-100 Monday through Friday, between 8.00 am and 8:00 pm, and Saturday, between 09.00 am and 4.00 pm.

The service will be available on August 28, Bank Holiday Monday, between the hours of 09:00 am and 4:00 pm.

Calls to this line are charged at £1.20/min from BT landlines; some mobile and network providers may charge more. Callers from outside the U.K. and some mobile and network providers cannot access this number.

Answer 4

This is a simple question. Call the US Embassy office located in the country you are in. You need to bring your valid passport (will not expire in 6 months) and have to pay a fee for the the interview (not more than $100.00 unless they changed it).

You bring your income tax form for the past three years and your bank statements for the last 6 months in case they need proof that you are gainfully employed and to convince them that you are coming back and not overstaying to become an illegal immigrant in the US. They require all these supporting documents for visa applicants from third world countries. They dont require these supporting papers from Japanese.

So, if you are in the UK and you are a British citizen - they may just require your passport. Check the consulate office in UK.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

You can contact US Embassy/Consulate in the UK for any further information you need on visa, British citizens are exempt from visa under Visa Waiver Program (VWP) for 90 days.

Answer 7

The American Embassy in Grosvenor Square, London would be a good start, don't you think?

Answer 8

Wiiild guess: the US Embassy maybe ?

Seriously, do it.

Another source: Friends who've been or are still there...