Is it difficult to get a visa to America? What exactly should I do?

It's really hard to sign. I don't know if you are traveling alone or with a group.

If you join a group, travel agencies are generally experienced and can help you with it. When you say help, you actually tell you what information to provide. For example, personal income, real estate, cars, in short, is proof of private property.

If you have a house and a car in China, the salary is good. It seems that he will not stay in the United States, and he is much more likely to get a visa.

If you have no assets in China, your salary is not high. That's almost impossible.

The other is, do you travel a lot? How many countries have you been to? Are they all developed countries?

I had never been to other countries before I planned to go to Europe. Even if I provide proof of personal assets, my salary will be very low.

But my friend, who usually loves to travel, has been to many countries. Our information is not much different. The only thing that he is better than me is that he has been to many countries. I applied for a visa, and he passed, but I failed.

So if you want to go to some developed countries, I suggest you go to some small countries first and gradually accumulate your own travel experience.

As long as the salary is high. If the salary is low or self-employed, you can call the company first and ask the company to pay you a monthly salary with the company account. It will take at least six months to prove that running water.

After that, the more proof of assets in your name, the better. Ask your affiliated company to issue a certificate that you will continue to work in the company after the trip. Remember to prove bilingualism. Copy of educational background.

With all kinds of certificates, I also have the experience of traveling to other countries frequently. There is still a great chance of success.