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Apply for a U.S. visa for tourism and business (B1/B2) in Kosovo

Fill in the DS-160 application, pay the fee $185, schedule the appointment, prepare the documents, attend the interview, the consular officer decides on your visa, pay DHL €10, get your passport, travel.

You live in Kosovo. Your passport is from Kosovo. Going to the U.S. Visa type B1/B2.

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What it costs

U.S. visa for tourism and business (B1/B2)
Fee for the U.S. visa for tourism and business (B1/B2)Paid to the U.S. Department of State. Not refunded if the visa is refused.2$1851
DHL's serviceDelivery of your passport with the visa to your home. Only if the visa is approved.3€101
The A Company's serviceFilling in the DS-160, paying the fee, booking the appointment, and preparing the documents. Paid to The A Company, when the service is done.30€551

Total€230

At the European Central Bank rate of October 14, 2026: €1 = $1.1195

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Step 1: Fill in the DS-160 application

The DS-160 is the online application for a U.S. visitor visa. It is on ceac.state.gov, the Department of State's site. There you fill it in and submit it online, answering in English. This comes before you book the appointment. It takes about 90 minutes. Write down the application ID, because without it you cannot return to your application. Save often. After 20 minutes without activity the session expires, and a partly completed application is kept for 30 days. Bring the confirmation page to the interview.4,5,6,7

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The DS-160 confirmation page for the B1/B2 visa

Step 2: Pay the U.S. visa fee ($185)

The visa application fee. It is paid from your profile in the online appointment system. By card online, in euros or in dollars, or in cash at VFS in Pristina, Lidhja e Prizrenit St., No. 20, Tophane, with the deposit slip printed from your profile and an ID. This comes before the appointment, because you can book the interview only once it is paid. Then the payment is activated within one business day and can be used to book an appointment for one year. The fee is not returned if the visa is refused. Keep the receipt number, because it cannot be replaced if lost and you need it for the appointment.2,8,9

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The visa fee receipt for the B1/B2 visa

The first available appointment is in 15 days11

In 15 days

An estimate for the wait time the U.S. Department of State publishes for the U.S. Embassy in Pristina. Updated by the U.S. Department of State on October 21, 2026. Checked by The A Company on November 3, 2026. You book your date after paying the fee.9,11

Step 3: Schedule the U.S. visa appointment

The interview appointment. It takes place at the U.S. Embassy in Pristina. You book it online, on the official appointment website, with your payment receipt number. This comes once the fee is paid. According to the published wait, the first available appointment is in 15 days. For an urgent, unforeseen trip you can request an expedited appointment. Also, no company or person can get you an appointment faster than the embassy’s appointment system.10,8,9,11,12,13

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A sample visa appointment confirmation

Step 4: Prepare the documents for the interview

Your printed appointment confirmation, your DS-160 confirmation page, one photograph taken within the last six months, and your passport. You present these at the interview. You bring them in one plastic bag or folder. Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond your stay. Also, evidence of your employment or family ties can show the purpose of your trip and that you will return.12,14,15

Required

  • An open passport

    PassportYour current passport. It must be valid for at least six months beyond your stay.15,12

  • The DS-160 confirmation page for the B1/B2 visa

    DS-160 confirmationThe confirmation page you get when you submit the DS-160, from ceac.state.gov. Printed. The embassy opens your application with its barcode.6,4

  • A sample visa appointment confirmation

    Visa appointment confirmationThe appointment confirmation letter, with the date, time and place, from the appointment system. Printed.31,12

  • A printed visa photo

    PhotoOne photograph. Printed, taken within the last six months.31,12

Optional

  • An employment contract

    Employment contractYour contract with your employer. It shows the purpose of your trip and that you will return.31,15

  • A sample Trusti pension statement

    Trusti statementYour pension contribution statement for the last 12 months, from Trusti. It shows your employment.31,15

  • Bank statement

    Bank statementYour monthly bank statements, or other evidence of the money in your accounts. They show the balance in your accounts and your account activity.16

Step 5: Attend the interview at the U.S. Embassy in Pristina

A consular officer interviews you and decides whether you qualify for a visitor visa. There, fingerprints are taken digitally, without ink. You hand your phone to security. This comes on the day and at the time of the appointment you booked. You get the decision at the end of the interview. If your case goes into administrative processing, you are given a written letter, and most cases are resolved within 60 days. Bags larger than an A4 page are not allowed. On U.S. and local holidays, the Embassy is closed.15,14,13,17

U.S. Embassy Pristina

Phone
+383 38 59 59 300018
Email
PristinaVISAS@state.gov18

Step 6: The consular officer decides on your visa

If the visa is approved, you may pay a visa issuance fee, if one applies to your nationality. You are told how your passport with the visa will be returned to you.19

CEAC's Visa Status Check: the visa issued

Step 7: Pay DHL for passport delivery (€10)

DHL delivers your passport to your address. Its office is 350 m from the Embassy. There you give your details, in cash or by card. This comes as soon as you finish the interview. The DHL page gives its hours as Monday to Friday 08:00 to 17:00 and Saturday 09:00 to 13:00, while the appointment page gives Monday to Friday 08:00 to 17:00. Then delivery takes about 3 days.3,20,31

DHL Kosovo

Opening hours
Monday to Friday 08:00 to 17:00, Saturday 09:00 to 13:0020
Phone
+383 44 245 54520
Email (general shipping)
dhl@3plog.net20

Step 8: Get your passport with the U.S. visa (B1/B2)

For a Kosovo passport, the B1/B2 visa is issued for 5 years, with multiple entries. It comes to your address. By DHL. As soon as the passport is ready, you get an email or a text message. The visa does not guarantee entry. Each time you enter, the officer at the U.S. border decides whether you enter and how long you may stay.21,3,22,23,24

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Step 9: Travel to the United States

Do not buy airline tickets until you have received your visa. If you are allowed to enter, the CBP official gives you an admission stamp or a paper Form I-94, Arrival/Departure Record.19

The Turkish Airlines e-ticket itinerary: Pristina, Istanbul, San Francisco and back

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Questions? Answers.

What is the difference between B1 and B2?

B1 is for business, B2 for tourism, and B1/B2 for both. With B1 you can meet business associates, attend a conference, settle an estate or negotiate a contract. With B2: tourism, a holiday, visiting friends or relatives, or medical treatment.15

What do I need to show for a U.S. visa for tourism and business (B1/B2)?

The purpose of your trip, that you will leave the United States after it, and that you can pay all its costs. Evidence of your employment or family ties may be enough to show the purpose and that you will return.15

How much does a U.S. visa for tourism and business (B1/B2) cost in Kosovo?

$185 and €10. $185 to the U.S. government, per applicant, and €10 to DHL to bring your passport home.2,3

How do I pay the visa fee in Kosovo?

Online or at VFS. Online with a debit or credit card, or in cash at the VFS Visa Application Center in Pristina, Lidhja e Prizrenit St., No. 20, Tophane.8,9

Is the fee refunded if the visa is refused?

No. The visa application fee is non-refundable.2

How long is the wait for the interview for a U.S. visa for tourism and business (B1/B2) in Pristina?

In 15 days. The published wait for a B1/B2 interview in Pristina, when last updated on October 21, 2026.11

Can I apply in Skopje or Tirana instead?

Generally no. Apply at the U.S. Embassy or Consulate in the country of your nationality or where you live, and be able to show you live there if that is why you apply there. Elsewhere it may be more difficult to qualify, and the fee is not refunded or transferred.25

Which documents do I need for a U.S. visa for tourism and business (B1/B2)?

Your passport, the DS-160 confirmation page, the printed appointment confirmation and one photograph taken within the last six months. The passport must be valid for at least six months beyond your stay. You upload the photo with the DS-160 and bring a printed one to the interview.12,15

Do I need an invitation letter?

No. A letter of invitation or an Affidavit of Support is not needed to apply for a visitor visa.15

I had a U.S. visa before. Can I skip the interview?

Only in some cases. When you renew a full-validity B-1, B-2, or B1/B2 visa within 12 months of its expiration, were at least 18 when it was issued, apply in your country of nationality or residence, and have no visa refusal that was not overcome or waived. The officer may still require an interview.26

How do I check the status of my U.S. visa application?

On the State Department’s Visa Status Check, at ceac.state.gov. Choose your visa type, then enter your passport number and the first five letters of your surname.27

Does my child need an interview?

Generally yes. Applicants under 14 are no longer exempt from the interview because of their age.26

Can anyone guarantee a U.S. visa?

No. Any claim that someone can guarantee a visa is fraudulent. A consular officer decides at the interview whether you qualify.13

My visa was refused. When can I apply again?

You may reapply. After a refusal under section 214(b), you submit a new application, pay the fee again, and must be able to show significant changes in your circumstances since your last application.28

How long is a U.S. visa for tourism and business (B1/B2) issued for with a Kosovo passport?

5 years. For a Kosovo passport, the B1/B2 visa is issued with multiple entries.21

How long can I stay in the United States?

The border officer decides when you enter. The admitted-until date on your I-94 or admission stamp shows how long you may stay. Not the visa’s expiration date.23

Still have a question?

Official sources

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  2. 2Fees for Visa Servicestravel.state.gov, last read October 11, 2026
  3. 3Passport/Visa collection locations and timings, Kosovoustraveldocs.com, last read October 12, 2026
  4. 4DS-160: Online Nonimmigrant Visa Applicationtravel.state.gov, last read October 11, 2026
  5. 5Step 2: Complete the DS-160ustraveldocs.com, last read October 22, 2026
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  9. 9Payment locations, Kosovoustraveldocs.com, last read October 12, 2026
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  12. 12Apply for an expedited appointment, Kosovoustraveldocs.com, last read October 22, 2026
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  14. 14Attend your interviewustraveldocs.com, last read October 22, 2026
  15. 15Visitor Visatravel.state.gov, last read October 11, 2026
  16. 16USTravelDocswww.ustraveldocs.com, last read October 15, 2026
  17. 17Application refused under Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) 221(g)ustraveldocs.com, last read October 15, 2026
  18. 18U.S. Embassy in Kosovo: Visasxk.usembassy.gov, last read October 11, 2026
  19. 19Visitor Visatravel.state.gov, last read October 11, 2026
  20. 20DHL Express Kosovo: Help and Supportmydhl.express.dhl, last read October 14, 2026
  21. 21Kosovo Reciprocity Scheduletravel.state.gov, last read October 11, 2026
  22. 22Track your passport, Kosovoustraveldocs.com, last read October 12, 2026
  23. 23What the Visa Expiration Date Meanstravel.state.gov, last read October 11, 2026
  24. 24About Visas - The Basicstravel.state.gov, last read October 11, 2026
  25. 25Adjudicating Nonimmigrant Visa Applicants in their Country of Residencetravel.state.gov, last read October 11, 2026
  26. 26Interview Waiver Updatetravel.state.gov, last read October 11, 2026
  27. 27Visa Status Checkceac.state.gov, last read October 15, 2026
  28. 28Visa Denialstravel.state.gov, last read October 11, 2026
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