Honduras to United States tourist visa
Complete B1/B2 visitor visa requirements, fees, processing times, and approval tips for Honduran citizens. Updated December 2025.
- Visa
- United States Tourist Visa
- Fee
- $185
- Processing time
- ~1.5 months (interview wait)
- Length of stay
- Up to 6 months
Required documents
- Valid Passport — Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your intended stay in the United States
- DS-160 Form — Complete the online nonimmigrant visa application form
- Passport Photo — Recent photograph meeting US visa specifications
- Financial Evidence — Documentation showing you can afford your trip without working in the US
- Employment Evidence — Proof of stable employment or business in Honduras
- Ties to Honduras — Evidence demonstrating your intention to return to Honduras
- Consular Interview — In-person interview at the US Embassy in Tegucigalpa
How to apply
- Nonimmigrant intent — Strong ties to Honduras that will compel you to return after your visit
- Financial capability — Sufficient funds to cover all travel expenses without working in the US
- Genuine purpose — A legitimate and believable reason for visiting the United States
- Eligibility — No disqualifying factors such as criminal history or previous immigration violations
- Return ticket or onward travel — Return ticket or onward travel plans
- Proof of accommodation — Proof of accommodation
Common questions
- How long can I stay in the US on a B1/B2 tourist visa?
- The B1/B2 visa allows stays of up to 6 months per visit. The exact duration is determined by the Customs and Border Protection officer at your port of entry. You cannot extend your stay beyond the date stamped in your passport without applying for an extension.
- What is the current visa interview wait time in Honduras?
- As of late 2025, the wait time for B1/B2 visa interview appointments in Tegucigalpa is approximately 423 days (over 14 months). This is among the longest wait times in the region due to high demand.
- Can I work in the US on a B1/B2 visa?
- No, the B1/B2 visa does not permit any form of paid or unpaid work in the United States. The B1 component allows business activities like attending meetings or conferences, but not employment.
- What is the US tourist visa fee for Hondurans in 2025?
- The application fee for a B1/B2 visitor visa is US$185. This fee is non-refundable regardless of whether your visa is approved or denied.
- Do I need to book flights before applying?
- No, you should not book non-refundable travel until your visa is approved. You can mention general travel dates and plans during your interview without confirmed bookings.
- What happens if my visa is refused?
- You will receive a refusal letter explaining the reason under Section 214(b) of the Immigration and Nationality Act. You can reapply at any time with improved documentation, but there is no appeal process for visitor visa denials.