I don't have permanent job.Can i apply for a tourist visa?

Question

I have 6 brothers and sisters in California USA and my mother is there too, I would like to visit them and they will sponsor all
my expected expences, is it possible for me to apply for a
visiting visa?I really wanted to sse them especially my mom, since she is 85 years old now.

Answer 1

Of course you can apply for a U.S. visa. Visit www.UnitedStatesVisas.gov. This Web site has been created to help you find the information about current visa policy and procedures quickly and easily, based on your own situation and circumstance.
Whether you are a student, a sponsor, a tourist, or a business
traveler, this Web site can serve as a useful first stop on your journey.

Make an appointment to visit the U.S.Embassy or Consulate.Visa application procedures vary somewhat among Embassies and Consulates, depending on local needs.

Application fees are non-refundable and must be paid before your appointment. You will need:

A valid passport and documents to support the application detailing employment, reason for travel, a list of relatives in the U.S., and your financial status.

Answer 2

I know what you mean ..............you are right a permanent job would convince the immigration officer that you will leave the USA before your visa expires... however if you have some properties or you own something that you do not intend to bring it with to the USA which will make you return home your visa can be easily issued...the point is that you need to convince the officer that staying in the US doesn't benefit you and you just miss your family....good luck

Answer 3

You can apply for a visa. Remember, the fees are non-refundable.

However, applying does NOT mean you will be approved for the visa, OR that you will be allowed to enter the US.

You have to prove (to the visa issuers) that you are who you say you are, that you have stronger ties to your homeland, and that you will leave when the terms of your visa expires. Once you have managed that, you will be issued the visa.

Then you'll have to prove it again to the border officials when you actually try to enter the country ... and they can turn you away, even if you have an approved visa.

Best of luck.

Answer 4

You can be granted a US visa if you can prove that your relatives will should all your expenses by presenting their certificates of employment or your credible bank account.

Answer 5

Go to Mexico and then walk across our open border..