I'm going to high school in England. What questions will I ask at A level? I'm 16 years old.

I'm going to the UK to attend a senior high school. What questions will I ask when I am 16 years old?

I'll see if you can speak English ~ ~ I'll ask if you want to translate, and I'll say "No!" Then listen carefully and answer carefully ~ ~

PARDON PLEASE if you don't understand ~ ~

Ask and answer, but don't answer irrelevant questions. . . Learning oh ~ ~

CALL me if you are nervous, and I will help you test it? It's a tourist visa to go to Britain in person. What are the precautions and what questions will be asked urgently?

no, you can apply for group signing. No face-to-face signing. What will the retired American interview ask?

There are no fixed interview questions for American visas. Any question can be asked. It is also possible not to ask you anything. Everything is normal. What questions will be asked in the interview for non-immigrant visas in the United States?

Hello, enjoy learning and travel in the United States. In the interview questions, there are more comprehensive questions and answer training. Because you didn't specify what kind of non-immigrant visa it is, I don't know whether you are asking about traveling, visiting relatives or studying abroad. I can't answer your question specifically. However, the biggest requirement for a non-immigrant visa is that you are not allowed to have an immigrant tendency. Visa officers usually judge whether you have an immigrant tendency based on the applicant's purpose, stay time, specific activities, work situation, family relationship and so on. What questions will be asked during the interview for studying in India?

If you are applying to go there for language preparation, the visa officer won't be very strict with your English, and will briefly understand your situation when you interview; If you are applying for a visa to study in India for the second time in China, and you want to take a professional course there, you should practice your English before you go. If you are not fluent in English, the embassy may think that you can't keep up with the professional courses there, and will give you some suggestions. Not many students refuse to study abroad! Generally speaking, it's relatively simple. Don't be too nervous, Good luck!

what questions do American children usually ask when they are interviewed for immigration?

Generally, when interviewing, the interviewer will ask the same questions. Therefore, before the interview, if you are fully prepared for these questions, you will be calm and comfortable in the interview, and the success rate of the interview will be guaranteed!

1. Who is your applicant (answer the applicant's name)?

2. How did your applicant go abroad?

3. How many marriages did your applicant have?

4. When will your applicant go abroad? What type of visa does the applicant apply for?

5. When will your applicant get married? What is the name of your applicant's spouse?

6. Has your applicant ever been to China? How many times have you been back? When are the differences?

7. How many children does your applicant have?

8. How old is your applicant?

9. When will your parents go abroad?

1. Do you live with your applicant?

11. Do you have any other brothers and sisters? Will I be interviewed with you?

12. Do you have any other brothers and sisters in America? How many?

13. What is your applicant's occupation?

14. What is the job of your applicant's spouse?

15. Where does your applicant live in the United States?

16. Have you ever been to America?

17. How old are your children? (This question may be asked to the child himself)

18. Have you ever been abroad or been to Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan? How long did you stay?

19. What are you going to do when you emigrate?

2. How old is the difference between your applicant and you?

21. Is there a photo with your applicant?

22. Is there a photo of your family?

23. What do you do in China?

24. Are you party member?

25. where did you live after you went to America?

26. Who is your guarantor? Is there a joint guarantor? What does a joint guarantor do? Why is he willing to be a guarantor? What is his relationship with your applicant? What's his name?

27. Does your applicant have his own company? When was the company established? What is the name of the applicant's company?

28. (Ask the principal beneficiary) What is your occupation?

29. (Ask the spouse of the beneficiary) What is your occupation?

3. When did you get married? Is this your first marriage? How long have you been married?

31. How did your applicant get a green card? When do you get a green card? When did you become an American citizen?

32. What's the purpose of your trip to America?

33. What are your financial sources for living in the United States? What do you want to do?

34. (Ask the accompanying children) Will you continue your studies after you arrive in the United States? What major do you want to study? Why do you want to study this major?

35. (Ask the beneficiary and spouse) Will you look for a job in America? What kind of jobs are you looking for?

36. When and where was the applicant's child born? What is the applicant's child doing now?

37. Has your applicant ever applied for others? When did you apply? When did they go to America? Are you still in America?

38. How do you communicate with the applicant?

39. How are your bodies? Are there any diseases that are serious enough to hinder the ability to work?

4. When were you born? I will go to the British consulate for a face-to-face interview later. What kind of English questions do they ask?

The main questions are the basic situation of the university you are applying for, professional knowledge, why you chose this school, family funds, plans after graduation, and whether you want to stay in the UK or go back to China. Your current situation, previous school situation, professional situation and so on. What questions will the customs ask when studying in the UK?

If you have all the materials (visa, school admission notice, bill of payment, passport), you will be asked some very basic questions, such as which school to go to, what major to study, when to start school, how many years of your major, and what you plan to do after studying (never say that you are inclined to emigrate). Just ask you 3-4 questions, don't be nervous, don't panic, ask you questions mainly to see if you are illegal immigrants or fake.

Precautions for studying in the UK

(1) If you leave the country, you need to declare if you need to bring computers or high-end cameras and camcorders, so you don't need to pay taxes when you bring these items back to China.

(2) If you bring computers and stereos into the UK, it is recommended to bring an invoice indicating the time and place of purchase. Because when you enter the UK, the customs staff will ask you to prove that these things are for personal use, otherwise you will have to pay taxes.

(3) Junior high school and senior high school students who go abroad should pay attention to the fact that people under the age of 17 are not allowed to bring tobacco and alcohol products into the UK. When I go to England, I apply for a visa to visit relatives and friends. What questions will I ask when I interview? Ask for help!

hello! Don't worry, you don't need a face-to-face visa in Britain. You just need to take fingerprints.