Is it difficult to get a visa to study in the United States?

This problem should be considered according to the actual situation. If you get a good OFFER and have no doubt about the source of funds and immigration tendency, it is usually easy. And if your source of funds cannot be explained, and your major is sensitive (such as nursing), if you have relatives in the United States, it will be difficult for you to get this visa.

According to our understanding, the interviewer has only one purpose: to stop those who want to come to the United States to eat the country. This sentence can be understood as three aspects:

1, your contribution to society is limited, but judging from your materials and interviews, you have no tendency to emigrate, have enough financial backing, and just come to the United States for consumption (studying abroad is also a kind of consumption), OK, release;

2. You have made a strong contribution to society. No matter whether you have an immigration tendency or not, as long as the previous sentence is true, OK, release, it is best to let you stay in the United States;

3, your contribution to society is limited, you want to come to the United States to get a green card and enjoy our generous social welfare, or you are ambiguous about funds and immigration tendency and refuse.

But since last year, the visa system in the United States has been relaxed first and then relaxed. For example, the over-signing rate of students who went out of our company this year has reached 100%. Occasionally, I have one or two immigrant backgrounds. Although one visa failed, two visas and three visas passed.

So you don't need to worry too much about this problem. You might as well spend more energy on other aspects, such as school applications and scholarships.

You can also consider participating in visa training for some professional study abroad institutions, which will be helpful.

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Source of information: Guangdong Jiahua Shida