What materials are needed to apply for a study abroad visa?

What materials are needed to apply for a study abroad visa:

1. Application form, passport (copy), photos (photos taken within 6 months)

2. Copy of the educational institution’s business license (or unique number certificate)

3. Standard admission permit

4. Proof of kinship (for Chinese students, this is the household registration book and proof of kinship )

5. Final academic certificate

6. Financial certificate (Each school may require different requirements. Generally, the amount is roughly equivalent to one year’s tuition plus all expenses during the stay. Fees)

Specific Studies Courses (D-2-5).

1. Study abroad visa

First, understand the application conditions for a study visa in the country you are applying for

No matter which country or type of visa you want to apply for, Before officially applying for a visa, we all need to understand the country’s visa application process and related material instructions. Even if it is not your first time applying for a visa from this country, you need to understand it carefully because the embassy’s visa requirements also change frequently. Therefore, in order to reduce or avoid errors during the application process, applicants should understand the process and conditions for applying for a study abroad visa in that country in advance.

Second, make a visa appointment

When applying for a US visa, you need to purchase a phone card from China CITIC Bank in advance and call the US Embassy to make a visa appointment. The same is true for the UK. If you make an appointment and submit your application directly to the Visa Application Center, the application center will not accept it.

Third, fill in the visa application form

You can log in to the official website of the embassy to fill in the visa application form before or after making a visa appointment. Since the visa application form cannot be modified after it is submitted, Applicants must fill in the information accurately according to their passport and ID card, and check that it is correct before submitting. After submission, you need to print out the visa application form. If you use the online payment system to pay the visa fee, you also need to print out the payment voucher.

Fourth, submit application materials

The application materials required by each country are different, generally including the following: passport, ID card, financial guarantee materials, transcripts, academic certificates, visa application Applicants must prepare forms, photos, payment vouchers and other materials in advance before formally applying for a visa. If the application materials are incomplete or untrue, the visa is likely to be rejected.

Fifth, interview

If you want to apply for a study abroad visa, you need to conduct an interview. During the interview process, in addition to examining the applicant's English level, the interviewer will also evaluate the applicant's performance based on his/her performance. Characteristics of the applicant are used to determine whether the applicant has the ability to adapt to overseas life. During the interview process, the applicant must pay attention to etiquette, respect the interviewer, and do not pretend to understand. This is what the interviewer dislikes the most. If he really does not understand You can politely ask the interviewer to repeat the interviewer's question. Finally, you must not show any tendency to immigrate during the interview. This is a minefield during the interview, so be careful.

Legal Basis

"Measures for the Administration of Foreign Students"

Article 35 The affairs of foreign students shall be under the centralized management of the National Education Commission. Its tasks are:

(1) To formulate specific policies and important rules and regulations for international students in accordance with the relevant national guidelines and policies;

(2) To negotiate according to the requirements of relevant countries and sign an exchange agreement for international students;

(3) Formulate plans and plans for accepting international students;

(4) Responsible for external negotiations for international students, acceptance of international students, and school assignments;

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(5) Inspect and summarize the work of international students and exchange work experience;

(6) Handle important issues related to the teaching and management of international students by relevant units;

( 7) Responsible for the allocation and management of special funds for international students in accordance with the national acceptance plan, and uniformly prepare annual final accounts to the Ministry of Finance.

Article 36 The Ministry of Foreign Affairs shall coordinate with the National Education Commission to resolve issues involving principles and policies in the work of international students and issues that require negotiation through diplomatic channels.