Do I need an interview to study in Malaysia? What are the precautions for studying abroad?

Do I need an interview to study in Malaysia? Applying for a visa in Malaysia generally does not require an interview. The difference between Malaysia's student visa and other countries is that Malaysia needs an "anti-visa letter" according to the different schools it applies for. The countersignature generally refers to the certificate issued by the immigration bureau or the exit-entry administration of the country (region) where the applicant is located that agrees to issue a visa to the applicant. Generally, you can get a visa within one month after submitting relevant certification materials. This is what people usually call "counter-signing".

After holding this anti-visa certificate, you must generally apply for a visa at the country's embassy or consulate abroad. In other words, students studying in Malaysia must apply twice, once for an anti-visa and once for an entry visa. Before applying for an entry visa, you must obtain a counter-visa letter before you can enter Malaysia. Getting a visa reply means that the Malaysian Immigration Bureau has approved your application for a student visa. In other words, the visa reply is not a visa, but you have obtained the permission to apply for a visa. But as long as you get the reply, you can successfully apply for a student visa.

? Matters needing attention in the interview for studying abroad must show the originals of all materials during the interview. If you forget to bring or don't have the originals of these materials for the time being, please don't worry, you can provide them after the interview. An interview is not an exam, but an opportunity to give you a comprehensive explanation of your study abroad plan. For interviewers, they just want to know your education background, your motivation to study in France and the courses you want to study, so as to know more about yourself and your study plan.

No matter how rigid and serious the attitude of the visa officer is, it is best for visa applicants to be polite and generous in their words and deeds. When you meet the visa officer, you should first take the initiative to say hello, naturally calm and relax, don't be nervous, and don't show excessive humility. Even if the visa officer's questions clearly show that he doesn't trust some of your answers, or show a less full expression, there is no need to be overly nervous or angry at once. Sometimes this is intentional by the visa officer. Just explain it patiently and correctly. If you study music, please bring your musical instrument. You can play it during the interview. Finally, pay attention to polite farewell at the end of the interview.