Is it difficult to apply for an American visa with a white passport without overseas experience?

The absence of exit records from developed countries is indeed a disadvantage in visa approval.

Visa officers make a comprehensive inspection of applicants from four aspects: first, whether they have been to developed countries like the United States, such as Europe or Australia; Secondly, whether there is a perfect family, such as getting married and having children. Third, whether you have good economic conditions, such as having a house and a car, and finally, whether you have a stable job. These four aspects each account for 25 points, with a perfect score of 100 and a passing score of 60 points. Only when all aspects are good, the total score will be high and it is possible to reach the passing line.

In fact, whether the visa is passed or not mainly depends on whether we can convince the visa officer that we will definitely come back after going to the United States. If the visa officer believes that we will definitely come back after going to the United States/Britain, he will give us a visa!