Interview with child immigrants

Congratulations, you are ready to embark on a study tour in the United States! It is not difficult to pass the visa smoothly. Just remember these three principles: you are a truly qualified student, you have sufficient funds to prepare, and you have no tendency to immigrate to the United States. Visa officers will mainly ask questions around these three directions during the interview. So, what questions do visa officers usually ask? Don't worry, we'll help you tidy up and make you relax!

Academic love and career planning

The visa officer will ask you why you came to study in the United States, what major you want to study in the United States, and what career plans you have after graduation. Show love for academics, yearning for American education and planning for the future.

Fund preparation and research plan

The visa officer will ask you if you have enough money to pay for tuition and living expenses, and what grade you plan to attend and how long you expect to stay in the United States. Answer truthfully and show your study plan and economic preparation.

Accommodation plan and overseas experience

The visa officer will ask you about the number of schools you have applied for, how well you know these schools, and your accommodation plan. Meanwhile, have you ever been abroad? Which countries have you been to? These are all issues that visa officers may be concerned about.

Personal situation and return plan

The visa officer will ask you some questions about your current study and exam results. At the same time, show the visa officer your love for the motherland and your plan to return to China. Explain the reason why you choose to return to China and your plan to return to China.

Personality and attitude

The visa officer may ask you some questions about your preference for the United States and your views on China. Answer these questions truthfully and show your personality and attitude.