What type of questions do they ask at the interview to go to America on a tourist visa? I will have a sponsor there. Just finished school here so I don’t have a saving account as I have been a full time student. I’ve done everything but the interview. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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In the context of preparing for a U.S. tourist visa interview, applicants without a savings account face significant challenges. Interviewers tend to ask questions that determine if the applicant has ties to their home country, such as stable employment and financial assets, which can indicate their likelihood of returning after their visit. Responses from the community indicate that money and evidence of rootedness in one’s home country are crucial for visa approval. Some users caution that outcomes may be predetermined and that financial requirements are particularly stringent.
They’ll wNt to know if you are a Nazi or not. If you answer yes they will let you in, but you’ll have lost your soul. So good luck with that, and I would recommend staying the F out of the USA until there is a regime change! It isn’t safe.
my friend worked at the US embassy for decades. It's totally up to the Interviewer. They can reject you for anything. But not having money...won't help you at all. Sorry, but that's how it is. If you had money, that means most likely you won't stay in the US illegally. If you have a stable job, own a house or business your chances go up. They want to know that you will not over stay in the US. They want evidence that something will tie you down back in your country, to make you go back. There is also usually a three strike rule. You usually only get a max of 3 interview opportunities. If you are from a developing nation your chances are even slimmer. Because of Trump policies, now is not a good time. Good luck to you.
Well you do y say where you’re from and that matters . But why do ask in Thailand visa group? Make an effort to find the right place you might get helpful answers.
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