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US Visa Interview Wait for Indians Stretches to 346 Days on Average

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Indians applying for a US visa now face an average wait of 346 days to secure an interview appointment, according to available data. This figure represents a historical average and reflects the time taken to reach the interview stage, not the full processing time. The wait does not account for the additional period required to decide an application after the interview has taken place. The figure also does not necessarily reflect the current wait time for someone applying today, as conditions may vary.

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