What are the four main points of the visa interview for studying in Singapore?

In the process of applying for studying abroad, you will know that some majors are sensitive to the US government, such as military industry, biochemistry and aviation. Foreign students applying for this major need to pay special attention to avoid professional sensitivity during the interview. For example, when making a professional presentation, you should highlight the part of your major that can be used for civilian purposes, highlight your advantages in returning to China for employment, and so on, instead of highlighting your role in the military or biochemical fields.

2, clear intention to go abroad

When talking about your major, don't just give a professional name and then introduce your major in very professional terms. Generally speaking, visa officers are graduates of literature department, and they don't fully understand the contents and vocabulary of some professional disciplines. If you choose a highly technical major, it will easily lead to the visa officer completely unable to understand your statement, thus losing the basic basis for judging whether foreign students have an immigration tendency, and finally having to refuse the visa. Therefore, when introducing your major, you must pay attention to using simple and clear words to describe it, and talk more about the reasons and purposes of studying this major.

Step 3 avoid slip of the tongue

Mental stress is common in the interview process, but the interview is a process in which an international student leaves an intuitive impression on the visa officer and helps the visa officer make a judgment. So try to adjust your mood to the most relaxed state and avoid making a slip of the tongue because of nervousness.

4. Have a positive attitude.

Interview is a communication process. If you just answer questions passively, you can't fully express yourself and convey the information to the visa officer. So when preparing for the interview, you should make sure what you want to convey to the visa officer, so that you can consciously guide the conversation, say what you want to say during the interview, and improve the chances of your visa passing.