I have relatives and friends in the United States. Will it be more beneficial for me to apply for a study visa?

Some people always think that friends and relatives all over the world are "proud". Unfortunately, having relatives and friends in the United States will not only bring any help to applicants, on the contrary, it will easily increase the chances of applicants being refused visas. Because when applying for a study visa, the visa officer has certain important evaluation criteria, that is, to examine whether the applicant has an immigration tendency.

If the visa officer thinks that the applicant has an immigration tendency, he will definitely refuse the visa. So the fact that you have relatives in the United States will greatly increase the visa officer's suspicion of you. I hope that when you apply for a study visa, it is best not to emphasize such information easily. /zd/lx