What questions are usually asked when applying for a visa at the U.S. Embassy? Answers from people with similar experiences.

Questions that visa officers generally ask when applying for a visa at the U.S. Embassy in China:

1. What to do in the United States? Why not study in China? Choose the United States instead of other countries. .

2. What is the name of the school you go to, how do you know this school, what you plan to study, and how many years you will study.

3. What are your plans after finishing high school? If you go to college, what major will you major in? (You can continue to study in college or graduate school. After graduation, you should talk about returning to your country and talk about the advantages of returning to your country: for example, you are an only child, you have many relatives and friends in the country and have a lot of assets, and you have the advantages of returning to work in your country with a U.S. diploma, etc.).

4. Who is there in the family and whether there are relatives in the United States (generally, it is better to have relatives, and there will be fewer factors to stay in the United States).

5. Who provides funds for studying, parents’ work and income status. (Employment certificate, income certificate, real estate certificate given directly to parents)

6. Will someone (or a relative) accept the job introduction? (It is illegal to work without a work permit)

7. The address, school name, phone number of the school in the United States (note if any), address, contact person and phone number after arriving in the United States.

8. What are your hobbies, ideals, and career you most want to pursue?

Before the interview, you must be familiar with your own information, remember and know your basic situation and the basic situation of the school, and try to avoid wrong answers and not give the visa officer a chance to doubt. The first impression of an interview is so important. During the interview, you should dress neatly (preferably a suit and tie), behave generously, speak elegantly, and be confident. You should say greetings (GOOD MORNING, HOW ARE YOU) when you meet, and you should say "GOOD MORNING, HOW ARE YOU" at the end. Say words of thanks (THANKS, THANK YOU).