What is the pass rate of China consulates studying in the United States?

The visa policy for studying in the United States has been relaxed a lot, and the pass rate has almost reached 75%-80%. However, due to the particularity of the United States, we should try to avoid some sensitive majors when choosing to study in the United States. Such as aerospace, biochemistry, military and so on.

The basic reasons for the failure of American study visa.

First, insufficient funds are prepared.

Financial preparation is the most important material for American visas. First of all, we must make sure that we have enough funds to pay all the expenses during our stay in the United States. If we need to attend other courses after completing the application course, it is best to include it with the expected course fee. However, it is not enough to have sufficient funds. It is necessary to prove to the visa officer that the money is legitimate income.

If the historical deposit period of funds is long enough (generally 1-2 years) and the bank transaction records are perfect, it can basically be interpreted as family income. Basically, just provide proof of family income, such as parents' work income. However, the family income must match the amount of this deposit. For example, a family with an annual income of 50,000 yuan is obviously difficult to save 1 10,000 yuan.

If the historical deposit period of funds is short, it is necessary to explain where the deposit was withdrawn and transferred to the current bank account. The source of funds can be company account, stock account transfer, house sale, etc. In order to prove the source of funds with a short historical deposit period, relevant transfer certificates, original account details, stock account transaction records, proof of house sales and other related materials should be provided according to the situation.

Second, the tendency of immigration.

It is difficult for many students to define immigration tendency, because there is no clear clause to tell students within what range there is no immigration tendency, and beyond this range, they are considered to have immigration tendency. Visa officers mainly judge whether students have immigration tendency through interviews. Therefore, in order to prove to the visa officer his true intention to stay in the United States, he must do his homework in answering interview questions.

For the interview, first of all, you should be familiar with the basic information of studying abroad, such as the address of your school, annual tuition and living expenses. Secondly, it is necessary to have a clear plan for studying abroad, and explain to the visa officer in detail the reasons, schools and majors for choosing the United States, what plans you have after studying abroad, and how studying abroad will help your career development; In addition, it is necessary to tell the visa officer clearly that the only purpose of this trip is to study, and I will not do what students should not do in the United States, nor will I stay and work in the United States. After graduation, I will definitely return to China. If you can, you can even explain to the visa officer that you can get an offer from a company after returning home.

Third, the materials are incomplete.

In the column of non-immigrant visas in the US Consulate, students can see the list of materials for various visas, which lists the materials needed for visas. However, this list is too simple. In the actual visa process, students may encounter various "strange" requirements from visa officers. For example, once a student was asked by the visa officer to provide the real estate license, but this material was not on the list, and the student did not bring it at that time. Fortunately, the student was calm at that time, explained the situation to the visa officer and said that he could fax it to the embassy, so the visa officer did not embarrass her and gave her an American visa.

The visa officer asked for the real estate license, probably because the funds provided by the student visa proved that the parents had sold the house. The visa officer doubted whether the parents had sold the only real estate for the students to study, which could not guarantee their parents' normal life in China. It can be seen that when preparing visa materials, we should not only refer to the necessary materials published by the embassy, but also further think about what the embassy requires this material to mean-what more detailed materials are needed to prove the significance of this material.