A US visa from Gdańsk — how to apply correctly in 2026

The reality on the ground

Gdańsk — what to know about applying

Gdańsk is Poland's third city, a port capital. ~70,000 Ukrainians with PESEL UKR. No US consulate — you travel to Warsaw.

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U.S. DEPARTMENT of STATE — CONSULAR ELECTRONIC APPLICATION CENTER

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Personal Information 1 of 2

*Surnames (as in Passport)Explanation is required.

*Given Names (as in Passport)Explanation is required.

*Full Name in Native AlphabetExplanation is required.

*Have you ever used other names?Explanation is required.

*Marital StatusExplanation is required.

*Date and Place of BirthExplanation is required.

Travel Information

*Purpose of Trip to the U.S.Explanation is required.

*Intended Date of ArrivalExplanation is required.

*Address Where You Will Stay in the U.S.Explanation is required.

*Person/Entity Paying for Your TripExplanation is required.

U.S. Point of Contact Information

*Contact Person Name in the U.S.Explanation is required.

*Relationship to YouExplanation is required.

Family Information: Relatives

*Father's Full Name and Date of BirthExplanation is required.

*Mother's Full Name and Date of BirthExplanation is required.

*Do you have any immediate relatives in the U.S.?Explanation is required.

Work / Education / Training

*Primary OccupationExplanation is required.

*Present Employer or School NameExplanation is required.

*Monthly Income in Local CurrencyExplanation is required.

*Briefly Describe Your DutiesExplanation is required.

Previous U.S. Travel

*Have you ever been in the U.S.?Explanation is required.

*Have you ever been refused a U.S. Visa?Explanation is required.

Security and Background: Part 1 of 5

*Do you have a communicable disease of public health significance?Explanation is required.

*Have you ever been arrested or convicted for any offense?Explanation is required.

*Do you seek to engage in espionage or sabotage?Explanation is required.

*Are you a member or representative of a terrorist organization?Explanation is required.

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Purpose of your U.S. trip

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Passport read automaticallyICAO transliterationDates matched to passport

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A 214(b) advisor beside every step

Each of the 160 questions is translated into plain language and phrased the way a consul will read it. If something is risky, we warn you before filing, not after a refusal.

DS-160 · Trip purpose214(b) analysis

Purpose of US trip

✓

Who pays

Self-funded

Duration

2 weeks

Reading your purpose the way a consul does…

Scanning · risk 1 of 4

⚠ Weak stated purpose

“Visit friends” reads to a consul as intent to stay. The burden to prove otherwise is on you — many first refusals are born in this very field.

✓ Reframed

“Tourism, 2 weeks, return ticket.” You'll mention friends verbally at the interview — no immigration signal on the form.

INA §214(b): a consul presumes you intend to immigrate until you prove the opposite.

DS-160 · Travel historymatching databases

Countries visited in the last 5 years

✓

Entry and exit dates for each

??.??.2022 — ?

Passport stamps

partly unreadable

Reconstructing your border-crossing timeline…

Cross-check against databases

⚠ Gaps in the timeline

The consul sees your border crossings in databases (EES, VIS). A missed trip or an "approximate" date is a mismatch with official records — and it reads as concealment, not forgetfulness.

✓ Timeline reconstructed

We rebuilt all 14 trips from stamps, tickets and bookings. Every date in the form matches what the consul sees in the system — to the day.

Your form must match border-crossing databases to the day. This is the most common invisible failure point.

Advisor verdictdone

Analysis complete · risks resolved

0/ 100 points

Strong profile

risk: high→low

After resolving the hidden risks, your profile is clearly stronger than average for a first-time applicant.

Purpose with no migration signal
Finances verified
Social media: 5-year audit
Ties to home proven

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Why Intel.Viza

What it gives you specifically

From Gdańsk, Warsaw is 2.5-3 hours by direct train. A day trip is possible. Or use our platform from home — fully online.

How it works

From test to visa — 4 steps

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Free test in 60 seconds
Find out whether your profile is ready to apply — honestly, with no payment. We show your 214(b) risks and what to strengthen before filling the DS-160.
02
The wizard fills the DS-160 in 20-30 minutes
OCR reads your passport, the AI advises how to answer the tricky questions — for your profile, not from a template. Your case is saved — leave and return any time.
03
Pay the MRV $185 and book a slot
Via your card or our service ($39 — guaranteed clearing in 2-6 hours). The interview slot opens right after the payment clears.
04
Interview preparation
Predicted consul questions for your profile, a document checklist, a rehearsal (on Full support). You walk in with confidence, not adrenaline.

Plans

One payment — no subscriptions

All plans cover DS-160 completion, strategy and support. The MRV consular fee of $185 is paid separately to the State Department.

Self-service

$49

You do it yourself: DS-160 wizard, per-field hints + one manager consultation if you run into trouble.

DS-160 filling wizard
Strategic hints on every field
Knowledge base and checklists for your profile
1 manager consultation if you run into trouble

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Full support at every step: a personal manager, case review, MRV payment help, interview rehearsal and booking.

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Frequent questions

FAQ — Gdańsk

Can I apply in Gdańsk?

No, only Warsaw or Kraków. From Gdańsk, Warsaw is 2.5 hours by train.

ETIAS from late 2026. Travelling to Europe too? From Q4 2026 visa-free entry to the EU requires an ETIAS authorisation (€20, valid 3 years). Get ahead of it — and join the assistance waitlist.

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Gdańsk — what to know about applying

See how Intel.Viza fills your DS-160

What is your 214(b) refusal risk?

What it gives you specifically

From test to visa — 4 steps

Free test in 60 seconds

The wizard fills the DS-160 in 20-30 minutes

Pay the MRV $185 and book a slot

Interview preparation

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FAQ — Gdańsk

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