No. Employment of any kind is strictly prohibited on a B1/B2 visa. Working without authorisation is a serious immigration violation that can result in deportation, a ban from re-entry, and severe consequences for future visa applications to the U.S. or other countries.

Travel insurance is not mandatory for the B1/B2 visa application. However, it is very strongly recommended. U.S. medical costs are among the highest in the world — a single hospital visit can cost thousands of dollars. A comprehensive policy covers medical emergencies, trip cancellations, and baggage loss.

Rejection rates vary significantly based on the applicant's profile, financial standing, travel history, and interview performance. Common refusal reasons include weak ties to India, insufficient financial proof, and poor interview preparation. With thorough preparation and expert guidance, approval chances improve substantially.

Yes, you can reapply immediately after a refusal. There is no mandatory waiting period. However, reapplying with the same weak application will likely result in another rejection. You should address the reasons for the original refusal, significantly strengthen your documentation, and consider expert consultation before reapplying.