What are the general questions about visa interviews in the United States? Can you elaborate on it?

The question of visa interview in the United States depends on what kind of visa the landlord applies for. This is the question of American visa interview for American tourists. I just finished it the other day. Can refer to: American tourist visa interview questions.

1. What's your name?

2. Where were you born?

3. When were you born?

4. What is your occupation?

5. How long have you been doing this job?

6. Please describe your job.

7. In what company did you get these experiences?

8. How long have you worked in this company?

9. Do you know the address of this company?

10. What does this company do? How many employees are there?

1 1. How did you find an American employer?

12. Why do you want to go to America?

13. Do you know the name of your lawyer or agent?

14. How much will you pay for this service?

15. Where will you go in America?

16. How long will you work for your employer?

17. Do you have an American address?

18. When will you go to America?

Other issues of American tourist visa and interview skills;

Have you ever been to America? /What are you doing in America this time?

A 1: I have been there. Time and purpose of final arrival. /I haven't been there. But I got there in time. Travel/business/visiting relatives (explain kinship)/business+travel/travel+business (explain what to do? )

Comment: This is the most frequently asked question. Just tell the truth Don't worry about what impression your answer will leave on the visa officer. Don't try to guess what the visa officer thinks. Telling the truth is your best choice. Because there are differences between eastern and western thoughts, the more you think in an interview, the greater the possibility of being mistaken for cleverness. So if you are traveling, please say traveling. If you travel for one day, please explain that only one day is a business trip and the rest of the time is a tour.

Q2: What is your occupation?

A2: I work in ~ ~. Briefly introduce the company's relevant information, and often remind visa officers to refer to the information you provide.

Comments: Visa officers may ask various questions from different angles and in different ways. But they are all inseparable from the provisions of American immigration law. If you ask this question, please describe your job in the simplest language. Don't worry about being too professional, the visa officer may not understand it. This is not your concern, because there are many professional translators in the embassy, and the visa officer will find someone to handle the communication.

What is your itinerary and travel date?

A3: Answer and mention some tourist cities according to the specific departure date. On business trip, please indicate the unit you want to visit, inviter, contact person, and what business?

Comments: Any real trip has specific arrangements and an expected departure date, so I want to advise those who have bad intentions that a fake is a fake and will never be true. It really can't be fake, so please face the visa officer's problem boldly!

Q4: Why don't your family go with you?

A4: Specific personal reasons such as work and study.

Comment: As mentioned above, there are differences between Chinese and Western thoughts. Many people in China think that a family traveling together will attract the attention of the embassy, and they want to know if the family has ever stayed abroad together. Actually, Americans don't think so Americans value family more than money, so if your economy allows, please bring your husband or wife to make your life more interesting and your visa more secure.

That's all I know. I hope it will help the landlord. For details, please go to the High-end Business and Tourism Department of Youth Travel Service Head Office for detailed inquiry. Their website seems to be the pinyin of "high-end tour" with a little kamm.