International Attendee Resources
The NADA Show is not just for U.S. dealers — each year, we welcome attendees from more than 50 countries around the world.
To support your experience onsite, we offer several resources tailored to international attendees:
International Visitors Lounge
A dedicated International Visitors Lounge is available onsite, offering a comfortable space to relax, network with peers or connect with NADA staff for assistance.
Translation Services
All Main Stage and workshop sessions are available with live translation in 60+ languages to ensure full access to the content. Translation is provided through a web browser, allowing you to use your own device — smartphone, tablet or laptop — with personal headphones. No app download or account setup is required.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Have questions about registration or other general information? See Attendee FAQs or contact us at international@nada.org.
Travel & Transportation
For information on getting to the NADA Show, as well as transportation offered around the city, visit Travel & Transportation.
Most international visitors are required to obtain a visa to enter the United States. To see if a visa is required for your country, visit the U.S. Department of State website.
The following steps are general guidelines and may help you when obtaining a visa.
- Request your Letter of invitation: To obtain a letter of invitation, as required for a temporary visa, please email international@nada.org. Letters are issued only after you have completed and confirmed your registration for NADA Show.
- Obtain a Visa: Apply for a visa.
- Schedule Your Embassy Appointment: Schedule your appointment with a U.S. Embassy or Consulate as soon as you receive your letter, as processing times may vary. View the list of locations — you’ll be able to navigate directly to each embassy or consulate’s website for specific scheduling information.
- Pay the Visa Application Fee:
Pay the non-refundable visa application fee (currently $185 for most visitor visas). Check your local U.S. embassy or consulate website for exact payment instructions. - Check for a Reciprocity Fee (if applicable)
Some applicants must pay an additional reciprocity fee depending on their country of origin. Check your country’s requirements. - Prepare and Attend Your Interview
Bring your passport, DS-160 confirmation, visa fee receipt, invitation letter, supporting documents (e.g., proof of employment, financial support, and ties to your home country), and any other required documents. - Additional Visa FAQs
Learn more and get answers to frequently asked questions (FAQs) about obtaining a U.S. visa.
