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Q1: How do I apply for a non-immigrant visa? A: For visa application information, please visit our website at
https://mu.usembassy.gov/visas/ Q2. I am a citizen of Mauritius or Seychelles, do I need a visa to travel to the U.S.? A: Yes, a valid visa is a requirement for all Mauritians and Seychellois to enter the United States, even if you are simply transiting a U.S. airport.
Q3: I am not a citizen of Mauritius, Seychelles, or France (Reunion). Can I travel to Mauritius to apply for a non-immigrant visa at the U.S. Embassy in Port Louis? A: Any foreign national may apply for a non-immigrant visa at the U.S. Embassy in Port Louis. Review
Mauritius entry requirements, including mandatory 14-day quarantine details, prior to booking a non-immigrant visa appointment. You, as a visa applicant, may qualify for a visa by being eligible under all applicable U.S. laws for the visa category for which you are applying. If a consular officer finds you are not eligible to receive a visa under U.S. law, your visa application will be denied (refused).
Q4: How do I schedule an appointment for a non-immigrant visa interview? A: To schedule an appointment for a non-immigrant visa (NIV) interview, please consult the Embassy’s online
NIV Appointment System.
Q5: How do I pay for my visa? Can I pay by credit or debit card? A: The non-refundable visa application fees must be paid in cash at the U.S. Embassy (in U.S. dollars or Mauritian rupees) on the day of your scheduled appointment. Credit or debit cards are not accepted. NOTE: This office receives occasional reports of individuals who have paid ‘online’ through a third party website. Visa applications submitted at the U.S. Embassy in Port Louis can only be paid for directly at the U.S. Embassy in Port Louis.
Q6: Can I transfer my Immigrant Visa/Diversity Visa case to the U.S. Embassy in Port Louis?
A: The U.S. Embassy in Port Louis does not process immigrant/diversity visas. The U.S. Consulate General in Johannesburg, South Africa processes immigrant/diversity visas for this district.
Q7. I am traveling with my family; must each member submit an application form online? A: Yes. Each individual, regardless of age, must have an application form submitted in their own name and an individual appointment.
Q8: Can I bring a translator to the visa interview? A: No. The U.S. Embassy in Port Louis is unable to accommodate anyone other than visa applicants in the waiting room. Non-applicants, such as translators, will not be permitted entry.
Q9: I want to reschedule my visa interview appointment. Can the Embassy provide my confirmation ID or reschedule the appointment for me? A: No. After choosing an appointment, a confirmation screen provides details including the date and time chosen. If you wish to reschedule your appointment, please visit
the scheduling system. the scheduling system.
Q10: My old passport has expired, but the U.S. visa in it is still valid. Do I need to apply for a new visa with my new passport?
A: No. You can travel to the United States with your current passport and the expired passport with the unexpired visa, as long as the visa is valid, not damaged, your name has not changed and is the appropriate type of visa required for your principal purpose of travel. Both passports (the valid and the expired one with the visa) should be from the same country and type.
Q11: I changed my name. Is my U.S. visa with my old name still valid? A: If your name has legally changed through marriage, divorce, or a court ordered name change, you will need to obtain a new passport. Once you have a new passport, the Department of State recommends that you apply for a new U.S. visa to make it easier for you to travel to and from the United States.
Q12: Am I required to come in person for a visa interview? A: If you are between 14 and 79 of age, you must be physically present for the visa interview. There are only a few exceptions to the interview requirement.