Is it difficult to get a visa to go to a language school in America?

It is relatively simple to apply for a language school in the United States, no matter which one. You just need to fill out the application form and submit your diploma and identification. Tuition is also relatively cheap, about 3000-5000 dollars a year. There is no deadline, apply at any time, and enroll at any time.

If the applicant only goes to a language school in the United States, the biggest difficulty is the visa. Although the visa rate in this case has been much higher than before in recent years, and many people have obtained visas, the refusal rate in this case is still relatively high compared with other student visas. So, if you decide to go only to a language school, you should make good preparations before your visa.

Student visa (F 1) is a non-immigrant visa. According to American immigration law, except for work-related non-immigrant visas (such as H 1, L 1), applicants for other non-immigrant visas cannot have immigration tendency, otherwise the visa officer may refuse the visa at his discretion. If the applicant only goes to a language school in the United States, the visa officer will think that the applicant has a serious tendency to immigrate. They will think that applicants can also learn English in China, and it is cheaper. In addition, they will think that applicants cannot study in the United States without sufficient language skills. According to the immigration law of the United States, the visa officer can presuppose that the applicant has an immigration tendency, so the job of the visa applicant is to prepare enough evidence to prove that he has no immigration tendency.