I went to study in the United States and went to the Beijing embassy to apply for an F1 visa. I was rejected three times. What should I do? If I continue to apply for a visa next time, can I change th

I went to study in the United States and went to the Beijing embassy to apply for an F1 visa. I was rejected three times. What should I do? If I continue to apply for a visa next time, can I change the place?

You can change places, but there must be a reason why you were rejected three times. I think you should explain your academic background, school funding, parents’ workplace, etc., so that everyone can help you. Analysis

When you apply for a visa for the second time, you should think about why you were rejected

Then why were you rejected three times before? You didn’t mention this the second time Can you explain the situation clearly? You said you transferred credits. Is this normal? Generally speaking, if you are refused a visa for the first time, either the visa officer thinks you are not well prepared, such as academic ability (TOEFL GRE, etc.), financial gifts, or It just feels that you have a tendency to immigrate. For example, if your transfer credits are not clearly explained to you, the visa officer will think that your study plan is unreasonable, because if you graduate from a junior college soon, you can definitely apply for a bachelor's degree or a master's degree after graduation (this is accepted in the United States) It is normal for the school to be rejected

After being rejected, the visa officer will care about whether you have "changed" from the second visa onwards. If everything is the same as before, they will definitely reject you

I don’t think you should panic. Although you have been rejected three times, as long as you really want to study, you will definitely get the visa. You can re-examine your shortcomings from the following aspects

1. If you are really a student, you need to think about your study plan. Is it reasonable to provide a TOEFL or IELTS score? I don’t know what your English level is. Are you applying for direct study or dual admission? But no matter what, I suggest you provide an English score. I will go to It's bad to say that your English is not good, but you have a TOEFL score, even if you only have 50 points. At least it proves that you have a good attitude and that you really want to study. Then you also need to know the environment and majors of the school you want to go to, including why you think you have it. It is necessary to go to the United States to study and have a certain understanding. Now almost every embassy has added new visa officers. The routines are also different from before. A few days ago, a student of mine went to the visa office to study accounting and asked the visa officer. Can you explain it to me? What is accumulated depreciation? Wait, wait, that’s all I thought of. I’ll add more later when I think of other things.

2. You have enough money. This may be too straightforward, but it is indeed the case now. Obama has announced that he will increase visas for China and Brazil, but the premise is that those who go there must be able to spend money in the United States to increase their income. I don’t know what your bank funds certificate and parents’ employment certificate are, and what supporting materials are provided. I think You can write it down and let everyone analyze it for you

3. You want to return to China after studying. Everyone’s background is different and I can’t give you too many opinions. Think about it yourself. In addition, I think you should What did the visa officer ask you these three times? What did you write in your visa materials? Telling everyone this way will help you analyze it in a more targeted manner. What do you think?