Football’s Biggest Stage — Are You Ready?

The world is counting down to the FIFA World Cup 2026, hosted across cities in the United States, Mexico, and Canada. For football lovers planning to witness the spectacle live in the US, there’s one urgent step you must not delay: getting your US Visit Visa (B1/B2).

What Is the B1/B2 Visa?

• B1: For short business visits

• B2: For tourism, events, visiting friends/family

• Usually issued for 5–10 years (depending on your passport)

• Requires mandatory embassy interview

Why Apply Early?

• Current wait times exceed 300+ days in some regions

• Embassy slots get booked months in advance

• Rejected applicants often need to reapply — requiring time

• Huge increase expected due to FIFA World Cup, summer tourism, and business events

Common Mistakes in US Visa Applications

• Vague or unclear purpose of travel

• Weak home country ties

• Poor interview performance

• Financial documents not matching declared intent

• Overconfidence or wrong assumptions during interview

How Oz Career Gurus Helps

• Fill your DS-160 accurately and completely

• Guide on supporting documentation and trip planning

• Provide mock interview sessions based on real embassy questions

• Help with appointment scheduling and profile presentation

• Support even after rejection — reapplication or 214(b) guidance

Cities to Explore During FIFA

• Los Angeles – Matches and nightlife

• New York City – Stadiums, Times Square, culture

• Dallas & Miami – Food, beaches, live matches

• Add-on trips to Las Vegas, Washington DC, or even Disneyland!

Final Word

If you’re planning to attend FIFA World Cup 2026 in the USA, start your visa application at least 10–12 months in advance. Don’t risk missing the game of your dreams.

Let Oz Career Gurus fast-track your journey from fan to front-row — with expert B1/B2 visa processing.