Basic questions frequently asked by visa officers studying in Spain

Basic questions frequently asked by visa officers studying in Spain

Students who have applied for studying abroad know that when applying for a visa in that country, the visa officer will ask you some basic questions, and everyone needs to be prepared to answer them to ensure that they can express their ideas and opinions fluently. Otherwise, it will be difficult for everyone to successfully pass the visa interview.

In order to help the majority of candidates grasp this information more clearly, I explain the basic questions often asked by visa officers studying in Spain.

First of all, we must ensure that the purpose of going to this country is really to study. The visa officer will ask the applicant to explain the reasons for choosing which school and major, and even ask for the nature of the major to test whether the applicant's knowledge background matches the major.

Secondly, the applicant must have sufficient financial ability to study and live abroad. Of course, for students who have won scholarships, just show your scholarship certificate. However, for some self-funded students, there must be enough proof of deposit and proof of parents' or their own work income to show the source of deposit.

Finally, the applicant must provide sufficient reasons to convince the visa officer that studying abroad is the only purpose, and the applicant does not come because of work or immigration. It's in your best interest to go back to China after finishing your studies, that is, your plan to go back to China should be watertight, so that picky people can never find anything wrong again.

It is suggested that before choosing a country to study abroad, it is best to take some time to study the visa policy, visa situation and application requirements of the country planning to study abroad. If you plan to apply to schools in two or more countries at the same time, you should also arrange the visa application time reasonably to avoid the collision between document submission and interview.

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