I want to know how to apply for visas for China students who want to travel to the United States. Do you want to join a tour group? What exactly should I do? ..... Thanks in advance.

Remember, people from China who want to apply for a tourist visa should not say that they have friends or relatives in the United States. It will only add trouble, because the tourist visa is a non-immigrant visa, and they will suspect that you have applied for immigration in the United States and have been staying there. Even if you get a visa, the review time is longer than usual.

There is a record of refusal, and your next application will also be affected. If it is the first time to apply for an American visa, in order to ensure a success, I suggest you use a visa agent. They will prepare materials and fill out forms for you. All you have to do is take what they gave you to the interview. I started with the following agent. For your reference.

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〒 102-0082 ロィヤコート 603, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

Tel: 03-3230-2552 Fax: 03-52 15-5677.

Business hours: working days 10: 00 ~ 17: 00 (Earth? Day? Zhu Xiu)

Email: tevisa@arukikata.jp

Of course, there will be some fees when using the agent. I spent less than 20 thousand at that time. You can check online to see if there are any cheaper institutions.

Let's not talk about some general preparations, such as application forms, proof photos and letters returned to you. You can find it on the agent's website or the US Embassy in Japan. For international students, the two main materials that need to be prepared are the school certificate (to prove that you will go back to Japan to continue your studies) and the bank deposit certificate (to prove that you have enough funds to travel in the United States). Generally, it should be no problem to deposit more than 300 thousand yen.

You have to go to an interview to get a visa. Even if the interviewers are Americans, they can speak Japanese. You can communicate with them in Japanese. If they ask you how to travel in America without English, you can say that you have Japanese friends who can speak English to go with you. Japanese people don't need a visa to travel to the United States. If you don't ask, you are lucky. Don't put it on yourself. This is suspicious. Answer the questions mentioned. Simply answer "yes" and "no". The more you explain, the more trouble you have. Remember to go to the interview on Friday and send your passport home on Tuesday. There are only two working days except Saturday and Sunday. Soon, there was no trouble at all.

By the way, the situation of entering the United States. Getting a visa does not mean that 100% can enter the United States. After flying to the United States, there are immigration inquiries waiting for you. If you can't pass that pass, even if you have an American visa, they won't let you in. If you have any other questions, please leave me a message.