What questions will the interviewer ask when interviewing for a US tourist visa?

The following are common interview questions for applying for a US tourist visa, that is, a B2 visa. Questions and sample answers are the easiest questions for visa officers to ask. The reasons for this question will be analyzed below, hoping to help friends who apply for American tourist visas, whether individuals or groups.

Have you ever been to America? /What are you doing in America this time?

A 1: I have been there. Time and purpose of final arrival. /I haven't been there. This trip to America

/business/visiting relatives (to explain kinship)/business+travel/business trip+work (explain what to do? )

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Statement: This is the most frequently asked question. Just tell the truth Don't worry about what impression your answer will leave on the visa officer. Don't try to guess what the visa officer thinks. Telling the truth is your best choice. Because there are differences between eastern and western thoughts, the more you think in an interview, the greater the possibility of being mistaken for cleverness. So if you are traveling, please say traveling. If you are on a business trip, please explain that only one day is a business trip and the rest of the time is a trip.

Q2: What is your occupation?

A2: I am engaged in a certain job. Briefly introduce the company's relevant information, and often remind visa officers to refer to the information you provide.

Comments: Visa officers may ask questions in various ways and from different angles. But they are all inseparable from the provisions of American immigration law. If you ask this question, please describe your job in the simplest language. Don't worry about being too professional, the visa officer may not understand it. This is not your concern, because there are many professional translators in the embassy, and the visa officer will find someone to handle the communication.

What is your itinerary and travel date?

A3: Answer and mention some tourist cities according to the specific departure date. On business trip, please indicate the unit you want to visit, inviter, contact person, and what business?

Comments: Any real trip has specific arrangements and an expected departure date, so I want to advise those who have bad intentions that a fake is a fake and will never be true. Really can't pretend, please face the visa officer's problem boldly.

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Q4: How much did you pay for the tour group and the deposit? (eg for tourism purposes)

A4: The amount of tour fare refers to the specific route price. Deposit: 65438 yuan +000000 yuan/person.

Comments: Frequently asked questions indirectly reflect your assets in China.

Q5: Why don't your family go with you?

A5: Specific personal reasons such as work and study.

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Disclaimer: As mentioned above, there are differences between Chinese and western concepts. Many people in China think that a family traveling together will attract the attention of the embassy, and they want to know if the family has ever stayed abroad together. Actually, Americans don't think so Americans value family more than money, so if your economy allows, please bring your husband or wife to make your life more interesting and your visa more secure.

Q6: Why did you travel/travel during this time?

Comments: According to the definition of tourism, the premise of tourism is disposable money and time, so time is very important. Why go abroad at this time? Please provide real and reasonable reasons.

Q7: Are the assets provided by you complete and meet the requirements?

A7: Take the initiative to show the information provided and give a brief introduction.

Comments: Most people know that it is right to provide proof of assets when applying for a visa, but when applying for a US visa, please provide the original relevant proof instead of the deposit certificate issued by the bank;

A few people know that you need to provide a passbook deposit certificate to apply for a visa, right, but please don't change multiple deposit certificates into one large sum. This is unnecessary. Will make the visa officer doubt your purpose. Some people who have been abroad know that applying for the United States requires providing

Proof that the assets exceed 654.38+million, yes, but please don't just provide 654.38+million. Asset proof includes many aspects, including fixed assets and current assets, passbook deposit certificate, real estate license, stock securities and so on.