Do British students apply for American tourist visas?

You can visit the United States according to your situation.

You need to apply for a tourist visa at the American embassy or consulate in Britain to visit the United States. I don't recommend visiting relatives by visa, but you can explain that your own brother receives and takes care of you in America. Go to official website to download the form, read the visa requirements carefully and prepare the relevant documents.

Key points: American visa officers assume that all applicants have the tendency to emigrate, so you have to "prove" to the visa officer that you don't have this tendency to emigrate. Where do you come from and where will you go back?

Then you will return to England. -How do you prove it or guarantee it? You are a student of a British school, and your student ID card is proof that you have paid the tuition fee of a British school. The tuition fee is a proof, and so is your bank record of renting a house in the UK. You should provide these and similar materials to the visa officer to explain that your trip to the United States is only temporary and there is no reason not to come back (because you are going to study in Britain and have a house to rent). You should convince the visa officer of this in written materials and interviews.

Who will pay for your trip? Need proof of funds.

What are you doing in America? Where to live and how to travel, you need your brother to provide the original invitation letter or signature letter, listing your travel arrangements during your stay in the United States. If your brother is responsible for your travel expenses, you should also show the necessary proof of funds.

Because you have already had the experience of refusing a visa, you must ask whether being young is the main reason for refusing a visa, and don't guess for yourself. 15-year-old students have no job and income, and only adult immediate family members can provide financial assistance or even guardianship. In addition, it takes a long time for people with Fujian hukou in China to apply for visas to the United States and Britain, and there may be special internal processes. Due to historical reasons, there are many illegal immigrants in Fujian, including a bad reputation.

Too young is also a problem. Minors traveling alone will involve personal safety issues. You'd better ask the staff of the American embassy in advance whether your young age will be a problem, whether you need to prepare any additional information, or find other solutions.

Good luck!