Why study in America only? How are the questions asked during US study visa interview, know here

F-1 Visa Interview Questions: Students going to study in America have to obtain a student visa there. It is also known as F-1 visa. However, as difficult as it is to get admission in an American college, it is equally difficult to obtain an F-1 visa. The reason for this is that there is an interview for the visa, in which very tough questions and answers are asked to the student. On the basis of this, the American Embassy decides whether to grant a study visa to the student or not.
Once your application for a study visa has been filed and accepted, you will be called for a visa interview. Your interview will take place at the US Consulate or Embassy. The visa officer will ask you many questions related to your studies and returning from there. It is important to answer all these questions correctly, because wrong answers can reduce your chances of getting a visa. This is why preparation in advance for the visa interview is very important.

What kind of questions are asked during visa interview?

• Why did you choose this university for admission in America?
• What made you choose this course to study in America?
• Who is sponsoring you to study?
• What is your sponsor’s professional background?
• What work do your parents do?
• What is your parents’ income?
• Do you have relatives living in America?
• Will you return to your country after completing your studies in America?
• How much do you know about English?
• What is your career goal after completing your studies in America?
• Why did you choose America to study instead of the rest of the world?
• Do you know anyone studying/living in the US?
• Have you received any scholarship?
• Why are you not studying in your own country?
• Why should we approve your visa?

What documents should one carry during the visa interview?

The US State Department has clearly explained which documents are required for F-1 visa. To make the interview process easier, you should bring all the documents with you to the embassy. Let us know which documents should be carried.

• Photo
• valid passport
• Nonimmigrant Visa Application, Form DS-160 Confirmation Page
• Form I-20
• Proof of financial support
• educational certificate
• SEVIS Fee Receipt

Apart from this, the embassy may also ask you for some other documents. So, before going for the interview, organize all your documents properly and reach the embassy with them.