Which countries need a face-to-face visa to study abroad?

Countries that definitely need a face-to-face visa for studying abroad include the United States, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and so on. Canada, Australia, Britain, Singapore and other countries studying abroad generally do not need an interview visa. Only when the embassy feels it necessary to communicate with the applicant when reviewing the materials will it issue an interview notice.

France: "Specialization" is very important

Many students want to collect some "standard answers" in advance when applying for a French visa, so that visa officers can answer questions. In fact, it is unwise to do so. Reciting the answers will make experienced interviewers see through at a glance, and at the same time, it will also reduce the good impression on the candidates. Students are advised to speak according to their own ideas and express themselves in real French.

Instead of spending time reciting "beautiful words" that anyone can collect, it is better to express your thoughts in simple and clear sentences, which shows the applicant's personality and honesty. When answering the visa officer's questions, the applicant should try his best to integrate professional terms and make the visa officer think that he has certain ability to study in France. Students are advised to spend some time accumulating professional vocabulary.

Spain: Sincerely indicate the study plan.

When studying in Spain, students should try to mention the study abroad plan and the return plan, so that the interviewer can better understand the purpose of studying abroad. Don't panic when facing the interviewer. Even if you don't hear his question clearly, you should be calm and always keep a relaxed expression. Students who are not fluent in Spanish should speak as slowly as possible.

Some people think that the more Spanish class certificates, the better the visa, but the visa officer may decide the difficulty of the problem according to the class certificates. If there is a certain gap between the certificate issued and the actual knowledge, the visa officer will doubt the certificate provided, thus affecting the trust in the applicant, and the result is counterproductive. Therefore, it is very beneficial for visas to advocate seeking truth from facts and let visa officers feel the sincerity of applicants.

Germany: You don't need to speak all German to prepare the application materials carefully.

In the process of examining and approving German study visas, students need not be too nervous, because the role of the interview visa officer lies only in the interview itself, and the real examination and approval of study visas is the local foreign affairs bureau in Germany. One of the "rights" of visa officers studying in Germany is to accept the materials of foreign students, so students should be as meticulous and true as possible in the process of preparing materials, and don't let the interviewer have the impression that the motivation for studying abroad is impure.

It is worth noting that international students don't have to answer all the questions raised by the visa officer in German, because the 800-hour German study time required by the German Immigration Bureau is not enough to support international students to meet the basic daily conversation standards, so as long as international students can let the German visa interviewer know that they have really studied German for 800 hours, they don't have to show strong German ability.

Italy: The materials are complete and have a certain language foundation.

For the students studying in Italy, if they choose the "Kelpolo Plan" and "Turandot Plan", they don't need to sign in person, but those who apply for the "International Student Plan" in Italy need to sign in person. The visa for studying in Italy is not a big problem for the planned students who apply for public institutions. Generally, as long as the applicant has complete materials and a certain language foundation, he can successfully obtain a visa.

Generally, the interviewer will know the personal information of the applicant through some simple questions and judge whether the applicant has the basic conditions for studying abroad. When answering the questions raised by the visa officer, the applicant must be consistent with the information submitted. If your answer is different from the submitted materials, the interviewer will think that the materials are wrong, which will lead to the failure to obtain a visa.

During the interview, the interviewer will also ask questions about assets to find out whether there are enough funds for studying abroad and the economic conditions for studying abroad. It should be reminded that students must have a certain foundation in Italian. If you don't answer the visa officer's question, the visa officer will think that the language does not meet the basic requirements for studying in Italy, and thus refuse the visa.