Ask for help, about the language visa for studying abroad.

During the interview, the visa officer may ask the following questions:

I. Learning and working background

1. What are you doing now?

2. What kind of school is your school? What kind of school is it? Can you tell me something about your school?

Do you have anything to prove your identity? Do you have anything else to prove your identity?

4. Why not go after high school? Can I get into a university in China?

5. Is there no major you want to study in China?

Since there is a major you want to study in China, why not study in China and spend more money to study in Britain?

7. When did you get your passport? What did you do with your passport?

8. Why not choose an intermediary company to help you study abroad?

9. May I have a look at your correspondence with the school?

10, is this your first time to sign the UK? Have you ever been refused a visa by other countries?

Second, the reason and purpose of going abroad.

1, what are you doing in Britain? Why Britain?

2. Have you considered other countries before choosing Britain? Or compared with other countries?

When did you start planning to go abroad? When did you decide to go to England?

Do you think Britain has any advantages over other countries? Or what have you compared with other countries?

5. Why do you want to study abroad? Do you know anything about England?

6. Do you have any relatives or friends in England? When are you going to arrive in England?

7. Are there any major changes that make you want to go abroad?

Third, the situation of the school and the study plan

1, your study plan? Why don't you go to college in China?

2. What is the content of your language course? Weekly tuition and class hours?

You only have three hours of language lessons every day. Do you think that's enough?

4. What kind of activities will the school organize?

5. What do you learn from listening, speaking, reading and writing?

6. How long will you study the language course?

7. What is the IELTS test?

8. How many parts is the IELTS test divided into? How many types are there? What kind of exams do you take?

9. Why not choose A-level or AS/A2-level courses?

What should I pay attention to in the process of face-to-face signing to avoid refusal?

First, clear learning objectives, calm.

When the visa officer asks you why you chose Britain, you should make it clear that the professional level of different countries has been compared, not to mention that the teaching quality in Britain is huge.

For example, it is more convincing to find out the reasons for choosing to study in Britain from geographical advantages, exchanges with other European countries or professional comparisons.

Second, avoid the tendency to emigrate.

During the whole interview, be sure to arrive at the designated place in advance, don't be late, express clearly and politely, always smile, and try to use English all the time.

Don't panic during the interview, remember that self-confidence is the key to success, treat the interviewer as a friend, treat the interview as an opportunity to exchange feelings, show yourself and let yourself know more about yourself.

Students who really want to study are absolutely welcome in Britain, and the interview only provides a more direct impression, so that students can get visas faster.

Third, the materials are well prepared and dressed appropriately.

Prepare the visa materials in advance, dress neatly and generously, with solemn colors, neat hair and no heavy makeup. Dress according to your student status.