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They don't have "both", it's literally (usually) issued as single visa sticker whenever you apply for either. You seem to try to make a bigger distinction betw
by klausa 1y ago
They don't have "both", it's literally (usually) issued as single visa sticker whenever you apply for either.
You seem to try to make a bigger distinction between B1 and B2 than the US government does.
- SilverElfin 1y agoAre you saying the form you fill out doesn’t ask you the purpose of your visit?
- klausa 1y ago"Purpose of your visit" in the context of a multi-entry visa with a ten year validity period, is a rather nebulous term. I don't really remember, it's been 10y since I last had to fill out a DS-160, but I don't think so. You probably will get asked about the purpose of your _first visit_ in the interview though. Even setting that all aside, B1/B2 are _obviously_ very often combined together. "I'm going for a conference, and then I'm going to do some sightseeing on the weekend" is something that, under some very strict and specific reading of the law, would require a B1/B2 visa for example. If you want to be extremely strict in reading the law, you can't really attend a conference on a B1, and sightseeing would require a B2.