Going to the United States to study for an mba, and the immigration application is being scheduled. Does it affect you?

What is certain is that the MBA visa for studying abroad will be refused, and if it is a little more serious, the non-immigrant visa will be refused. Because non-immigrant visas are not allowed to have immigration tendency, and you are already applying for immigration, how can you prove that you have no immigration tendency?

Even if you are lucky enough to get a study visa, there will be many problems in the future.

For example, a student applies for immigration while studying in the United States. When he returned to China, he applied for a new visa, but his student visa was refused because of his immigration tendency. He waited in China for several years and came back with a green card.