Runway Visa
We help you obtain visas across
the United States, Europe, and CIS countries
the United States, Europe, and CIS countries
Full support throughout the visa application process, flight and hotel bookings, personalized tour arrangements, and much more
*We are not attorneys and do not provide legal services. Our role is to help you understand the requirements, prepare your application, and support you throughout the visa process
*We are not attorneys and do not provide legal services. Our role is to help you understand the requirements, prepare your application, and support you throughout the visa process
About our company
Getting from point A to point B often requires a visa, flights, hotel bookings, foreign bank cards, or currency exchange.
We help you handle all of this with ease
We help you handle all of this with ease
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we know- how to assess your chances of obtaining a visa
- how to strengthen your case and create favorable conditions for visa approval
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we provide- tailored recommendations based on the country of application and each individual case
- route options and hotel bookings for attending interviews in a third country
- psychological support before the interview
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we offer- discounts on full-service visa assistance for children under 14 (inclusive) and adults over 79
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we value- every client and do everything possible to ensure your comfort while traveling worldwide
The consultations provided by Runway Visa are for informational purposes only and should not be considered legal advice. The company does not employ licensed immigration attorneys.
All information is based on data from official USCIS sources. For qualified legal assistance and review of your individual immigration case, please consult a licensed immigration attorney.
PLEASE NOTE:
- The decision to issue a visa is made solely by the consulate or embassy.
- The agency does not guarantee a positive visa outcome.
- The agency’s liability is limited to the scope of services paid for by the client.
- All information provided in application forms and documents is the sole responsibility of the applicant. Runway Visa provides technical and organizational assistance only in completing the application.
FAQ
A case is information about you and your overall profile, showing how reliable you are as a tourist for the United States.
This information includes:
Example of a weak case:
Example of a strong case:
This information includes:
- age; gender
- marital status; children and their ages
- occupation
- income level
- movable and immovable property
- travel history over the past 5 years
- relatives in the U.S. and their status
- previous U.S. visas
- visa history (Schengen, UK, Australia, Asian visas)
- citizenship and residence status
- travel companions
Example of a weak case:
- woman, 30 years old
- divorced, no children
- freelancer
- traveled only to Crimea in the past 5 years
- brother in the U.S. with political asylum
- no previous U.S. visa
Example of a strong case:
- woman, 30 years old
- married, three minor children
- restaurant business owner
- owns a car and two apartments
- visited 12 countries in the past 5 years, held two Schengen visas
- no relatives in the U.S.
- previously held a U.S. visa with short trips of up to 3 weeks
No. Booking hotels, purchasing flight tickets, or medical insurance for the interview is not required and may even be counterproductive. Consular officers may view this as pressure, so we do not recommend paying for flights or accommodation in advance.
An exception applies to tuition or medical expenses if you have a confirmed appointment (for example, for medical treatment) and the purpose of your trip is not purely tourist-related.
An exception applies to tuition or medical expenses if you have a confirmed appointment (for example, for medical treatment) and the purpose of your trip is not purely tourist-related.
The situation changes every day. To have the most up-to-date information, it is best to consult a specialist who has access to current statistics.
The choice of country may depend on your case (for example, Kazakhstan often has high approval rates for applicants whose relatives have legal status in the U.S.), as well as on the composition of your application group (for instance, if you are applying with a 14-year-old child, you may choose a country where the child is not required to attend the interview).
All of these details will be explained by our manager during a personalized case review consultation.
The choice of country may depend on your case (for example, Kazakhstan often has high approval rates for applicants whose relatives have legal status in the U.S.), as well as on the composition of your application group (for instance, if you are applying with a 14-year-old child, you may choose a country where the child is not required to attend the interview).
All of these details will be explained by our manager during a personalized case review consultation.
In many countries that accept non-residents, there are Russian-speaking consular officers (for example, Poland, Kazakhstan, Armenia, Kyrgyzstan, Israel, Serbia, etc.). In addition, many countries allow you to bring an interpreter to the interview. The embassy must be notified about this in advance.
Interpreters often help clarify and properly convey your answers to the consular officer, which can significantly increase the chances of approval. Therefore, we strongly recommend using this option.
We also provide contacts of trusted interpreters. Please submit a request to our manager and specify the country where you plan to apply.
Interpreters often help clarify and properly convey your answers to the consular officer, which can significantly increase the chances of approval. Therefore, we strongly recommend using this option.
We also provide contacts of trusted interpreters. Please submit a request to our manager and specify the country where you plan to apply.
A U.S. Embassy interview scheduling bot is an online service that automatically books an interview appointment at a U.S. embassy in almost any city.
The bot checks for available appointment slots every 9 seconds. As soon as a slot becomes available, the bot immediately schedules the interview for you.
Important:
While the bot is active, you must not log in to your personal account.
Payment for the bot service is made only after an appointment has been successfully booked for a specific date.
The bot checks for available appointment slots every 9 seconds. As soon as a slot becomes available, the bot immediately schedules the interview for you.
Important:
While the bot is active, you must not log in to your personal account.
Payment for the bot service is made only after an appointment has been successfully booked for a specific date.
Unfortunately, no. However, within the same country, you may reschedule your interview date up to three times using the same visa fee (if you are unable to attend the originally scheduled appointment).
Please note that each applicant, including children, must pay the consular fee regardless of whether the visa is approved or not.
This fee is non-refundable and cannot be transferred to another person.
The fee amount depends on the type of visa being applied for.
Please note that each applicant, including children, must pay the consular fee regardless of whether the visa is approved or not.
This fee is non-refundable and cannot be transferred to another person.
The fee amount depends on the type of visa being applied for.
The method of paying the U.S. visa consular fee depends on the country where you apply.
In some U.S. embassies, the fee can be paid online by bank card through your personal account. In certain countries, the fee must be paid before you can see available interview slots, while in others the payment option becomes available only after you secure an open appointment slot.
In some countries (such as Kyrgyzstan, Malta, and others), the consular fee is paid directly at the consulate. In these cases, payment may be accepted by bank card, cash in U.S. dollars, or local currency of the country where the interview takes place.
Please note that as of now, it is not possible to pay the U.S. visa consular fee using bank cards issued in Russia. Most applicants ask friends or relatives living abroad to assist with the payment. If this is not an option for you, you may use our consular fee payment assistance service.
We also provide assistance with opening personal bank cards in third countries. You can submit a request for bank card opening in the “Bank Card Opening” section.
In some U.S. embassies, the fee can be paid online by bank card through your personal account. In certain countries, the fee must be paid before you can see available interview slots, while in others the payment option becomes available only after you secure an open appointment slot.
In some countries (such as Kyrgyzstan, Malta, and others), the consular fee is paid directly at the consulate. In these cases, payment may be accepted by bank card, cash in U.S. dollars, or local currency of the country where the interview takes place.
Please note that as of now, it is not possible to pay the U.S. visa consular fee using bank cards issued in Russia. Most applicants ask friends or relatives living abroad to assist with the payment. If this is not an option for you, you may use our consular fee payment assistance service.
We also provide assistance with opening personal bank cards in third countries. You can submit a request for bank card opening in the “Bank Card Opening” section.
The consular fee for a B1/B2 visa is $185.
However, you should also consider additional expenses, such as visa specialist services, interpreter services (if needed), travel tickets, accommodation in the country where the interview takes place, and other related costs.
However, you should also consider additional expenses, such as visa specialist services, interpreter services (if needed), travel tickets, accommodation in the country where the interview takes place, and other related costs.
Yes - a visa can be approved even after one or two refusals. In some cases, it is not necessary to wait six months or make major changes to your case.
Often, a professional consultation identifying the strengths and weaknesses of your case, along with choosing the right country for the interview, can be sufficient.
We will be happy to help you with this.
Often, a professional consultation identifying the strengths and weaknesses of your case, along with choosing the right country for the interview, can be sufficient.
We will be happy to help you with this.
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