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United States visa for citizens of Macau

Embassy / VFSB1/B2 Visa · 10-year multiple-entry

Citizens of Macau need a visa for the United States and must apply in person at an embassy or visa centre.

Official application site

Verified · Last checked . Policies change. Confirm with the embassy or official visa portal before you travel.

Key facts

Entry routeEmbassy / VFS · B1/B2 Visa · 10-year multiple-entry
How to applyIn-person at an embassy or visa center
Maximum stayUp to 180 days
Visa validity3650 days
EntriesMultiple entry
Government fee$160
Passport validityAt least 6 months
BiometricsRequired
AppointmentRequired
InterviewRequired
Onward or return ticketNot required

How to apply

  1. 1

    Complete DS-160 online

    Fill form at ceac.state.gov and print confirmation page

  2. 2

    Pay MRV visa fee

    Pay the non-refundable application fee online or at designated bank

  3. 3

    Schedule interview appointment

    Use ustraveldocs.com to book a biometrics and interview slot at the US Consulate General in Hong Kong

  4. 4

    Attend biometrics and interview

    Bring all required documents to the consulate; biometrics taken before interview

  5. 5

    Wait for visa processing

    Processing time varies; passport returned via courier if approved

  6. 6

    Receive passport with visa

    Visa is affixed to passport; valid for 10 years for eligible Macau citizens

Documents checklist

Identity

  • Valid passport (with at least 6 months validity)

    Original and photocopy of biodata page

  • Passport photo (2x2 inches, white background)

    Recent, meeting US photo requirements

  • Old passports (if any)

    Optional

    Show previous US visas or travel history

Travel

  • Travel itinerary

    Optional

    Suggested, not mandatory for B1/B2

Financial

  • Visa application fee receipt

    Proof of payment of MRV fee

  • Proof of financial means

    Optional

    Bank statements or tax returns

Employment

  • Proof of employment or study

    Optional

    E.g., employment letter, pay slips, or student ID

Supporting

  • DS-160 confirmation page

    Online application confirmation with barcode

  • Interview appointment confirmation

    Printout from ustraveldocs

  • Evidence of ties to Macau

    Optional

    To demonstrate intention to return

Good to know

  • Macau citizens typically get 10-year multiple-entry B1/B2 visas; max stay per entry is up to 6 months at officer discretion.
  • You must apply at the US Consulate General in Hong Kong; there is no US embassy in Macau.

Common refusal reasons

Insufficient ties to Macau (risk of overstaying)

Provide strong evidence of employment, property, family, or study in Macau.

Incomplete or incorrect application

Double-check DS-160 and all documents before submission.

Previous visa violations or criminal record

Be honest; consult an attorney if needed.

FAQ

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

Citizens of Macau need a visa for the United States and must apply in person at an embassy or visa centre. Visa type: B1/B2 Visa · 10-year multiple-entry.

How long can citizens of Macau stay in the United States?

Up to 180 days.

How much does the United States visa cost for citizens of Macau?

Government fee: $160.

What documents do citizens of Macau need for the United States?

Valid passport (with at least 6 months validity); DS-160 confirmation page; Visa application fee receipt; Passport photo (2x2 inches, white background); Interview appointment confirmation; Travel itinerary; and 4 more depending on your situation.

How long must my passport be valid for the United States?

At least 6 months.

Where do I apply?

On the official site: https://www.ustraveldocs.com/mo/

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