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Don’t leave your future to chance. Talk to our team in Melbourne or Ahmedabad for honest guidance on your study, visitor or migration plans.
Indian passport holders need a B1/B2 visa to visit the USA for tourism, to see family or for business meetings. Most applicants attend an interview, and appointment wait times can be long — so it pays to plan early. We help you prepare thoroughly.
We check your travel purpose and history and explain the process.
We help you complete the DS-160 accurately and book your appointments.
You get a personalised checklist to support your interview.
Mock interview practice so you can answer clearly and honestly.
Every application is different. We give you a personalised checklist after your free consultation.
Visa decisions are made only by the relevant government. Requirements, fees and processing times change regularly, so we check the latest official requirements for your case before you apply. We never guarantee a visa outcome. Advice on Australian and New Zealand visas is provided by Rushita Bhadani, a Registered Migration Agent (MARN 2518800) and New Zealand Licensed Immigration Adviser (licence 202606274).
Official information: U.S. Department of State – Travel.State.Gov
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Our head office in Melbourne handles Australian visas and migration — +61 3 8518 5858.
Don’t leave your future to chance. Talk to our team in Melbourne or Ahmedabad for honest guidance on your study, visitor or migration plans.
Our migration advice is given by Rushita Bhadani, a Registered Migration Agent in Australia and a Licensed Immigration Adviser in New Zealand. You can check both numbers on the official government registers.
Rushitaben Vitthalbhai Bhadani
Full Licence · No. 202606274
Check the IAA registerRushita Bhadani
MARN 2518800
Check the OMARA register
The professional association for Australia’s migration advice profession.
About the MIAWe check every case against current migration legislation and Home Affairs policy on LEGENDcom.
Visa decisions are made only by the relevant government, such as the Department of Home Affairs (Australia) or Immigration New Zealand. We never guarantee a visa outcome.