Go to Denmark next year. 1 Excuse me, where can I get a visa faster and more cost-effective! How long do you usually have to wait? 2. How was the interview in Denmark?

1 You can get a visa wherever you want, but it depends on the location of your account.

Besides the Beijing Embassy, China also has the Guangzhou Consulate and the Shanghai Consulate. The area is roughly divided as follows:

Fujian, Hainan, Guangxi and Guangdong are under the jurisdiction of Guangzhou.

Shanghai, Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Anhui and Jiangxi belong to Shanghai.

The rest will be handled in Beijing.

The official processing time is from March to June, but it will take several weeks at the earliest, depending on how long it takes you from the application time to the start of school, and the school will also urge the immigration office, which will affect your processing time. Danes are more procrastinating, usually giving visas a few days before the start of school, and sometimes waiting until after the start of school, so be patient.

What about the interviewer in Denmark? It depends on your luck. Interviewers in Beijing are better, but some are difficult to deal with. Haven't been to Shanghai, I don't know; Guangzhou is more strict, and it is possible for temporary and part-time college students to take the exam for you. In addition, most interview questions in Denmark (about 80%) can be found online. Search online. Some questions are improvised according to your answers or information, so you should improvise.

Language has a great influence on visas. If your language is poor and your interview results are poor, you may be rejected, but it is not 100%. Negotiations between the school and the Danish Immigration Service are also very important. If the past students of the school you choose have a good record, it will be of great help to your visa.

I don't know how to learn a language. 20 10 (next February) Are you going to leave after the Spring Festival? If so, time is tight. Go to school last class. Try to delay the visa time. It's no use being too early. Give yourself 1.5 months.