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United States visa for citizens of Bangladesh

Citizens of Bangladesh need a visa before travelling to the United States: the B1/B2 visitor visa (business/tourism), official fee $185, with an interview.

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With a passport of Bangladesh

Visa needed

Visa before you travel

B1/B2 visa, may require a visa bond

State Department visa bond list (published 2 Oct 2026, final rule 3 Aug 2026): if found eligible for B1/B2 the applicant must post a $10,000, $15,000 or $20,000 bond when the officer directs. Implementation dates 20 Aug 2025 to 2 Apr 2026. TM: immigrant visas still suspended under Proclamation 10998, nonimmigrant restriction lifted.

By purpose of the trip

PurposeWhat you need
TourismB1/B2 visitor visa (business/tourism)
BusinessB1/B2 visitor visa (business/tourism)
Family visitB1/B2 visitor visa (business/tourism)
StudyF-1 academic student, M-1 vocational student, J-1 exchange visitor
WorkJ-1 exchange visitor, H-1B specialty occupation, L-1 intracompany transferee, O-1 extraordinary ability, E-2 treaty investor (E-1 trader)
TransitC-1 transit / D crew / C-1/D

Ways into United States

Official fee
$185
Stay
admission period set by CBP at entry, usually up to 6 months
Processing
depends on the embassy; see the State Department appointment wait time tool
Interview
Yes
Official site: ceac.state.gov/genniv
Official fee
$185
Stay
duration of program
Processing
depends on the embassy; see the State Department appointment wait time tool
Interview
Yes
Official site: ceac.state.gov/genniv
Official fee
$185
Stay
program length, max 1 year at a time
Processing
depends on the embassy; see the State Department appointment wait time tool
Interview
Yes
Official site: ceac.state.gov/genniv
Official fee
$185
Stay
program length
Processing
depends on the embassy; see the State Department appointment wait time tool
Interview
Yes
Official site: ceac.state.gov/genniv
Official fee
$205
Stay
petition period, up to 3 years at a time
Processing
depends on the embassy; see the State Department appointment wait time tool
Interview
Yes
Official site: ceac.state.gov/genniv
Official fee
$205
Stay
petition period
Processing
depends on the embassy; see the State Department appointment wait time tool
Interview
Yes
Official site: ceac.state.gov/genniv

Check before you travel

  • Visa integrity fee ($250, H.R. 1 sec. 100007): no official start date or collection procedure found; travel.state.gov fee page (checked 4 Nov 2026) does not list it.
  • travel.state.gov VWP page could not be read; VWP list taken from DHS (updated 28 Oct 2026), which matches 42 countries on CBP.
  • No 2026 amendment to Proclamation 10998 found, but newsroom was not checked item by item. Recheck before relying on it.
  • Bermuda and Compact of Free Association (MH, FM, PW) visa exemptions are from general knowledge, not confirmed on an official page this session.
  • Partial suspension categories for BI, CU, TG, VE come from Proclamation 10949 (June 2025), referred to by 10998; 10998 text did not restate them.
  • US Embassy Baku street address not shown on the visas page; not confirmed.

Questions

Do citizens of Bangladesh need a visa for the United States?

Citizens of Bangladesh need a visa before travelling to the United States: the B1/B2 visitor visa (business/tourism), official fee $185, with an interview.

How much does it cost?

B1/B2 visitor visa (business/tourism): $185. This is the official government fee; prices can change, so check the official site before you pay.

Can Sroky apply for me?

Not for this trip yet. Apply on the official site: https://ceac.state.gov/genniv/.

Can I study or work in the United States on this?

No. Study and work need their own visa: F-1 academic student, M-1 vocational student, J-1 exchange visitor, H-1B specialty occupation.

United States for other passports

Where else can citizens of Bangladesh go

Every destination for citizens of Bangladesh

Official sources

Checked on November 4, 2026

Sroky is a private company and is not part of any government. The destination decides on every entry. Rules change: the official source always applies.