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• Visa interview

  Nervous about your Visa interview? Prepare for it by asking all your queries here!

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  There are different categories in which the questions are divided. But mostly the interviewer focuses on questions regarding your chosen college or university, bank & finance details, family background, work experience, and other general questions. Let's see some examples of commonly asked questions in a student visa interview: College & University - Which university or college you want to apply to and why did you choose to go to this specific university or college? Bank & Finance - If you plan to stay for few years, how are you going to finance your education and your living? Family background - Do you have any other relatives who live in the United States? Work & Job - Where did you work and what is your work experience? General Questions - This will include general questions like, why america?, your scores, ideas about some topic, etc.
• Visa application

  Find out everything you need to know about Visa application

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  There are different types of US visas like M-1, J-1, F-1. But most student visas are F-1 visa. These are the documents required for a US student visa: Non-immigrant visa application form (Form DS-160) Standardized digital color passport photo taken recently A valid passport Receipt of visa application fee payment Certificate of Eligibility for Non-immigrant (F-1) Student Status (Form I-20) Documents proving adequate financial support during your stay in the US (Bank Statement) Diplomas, Transcripts, Certificates, and Degrees from your attended schools. Along with that, Scores from Standardized tests such as TOEFL, GMAT, SAT, GRE, etc. Documents that serve as proof of your intent to return, upon completing your program (for example; your asset documents or job offer letter valid after you complete the study). Additional documents may be requested depending on your location or the specific program you have been admitted into. For more info checkout this blog - https://ischoolconnect.com/blog/getting-usa-f1-student-visa/