Chinese people going to the United States need to obtain U.S. visa . To obtain a U.S. visa, they need to submit application materials, and then the applicant goes to the U.S. Embassy or Consulate in China for an interview (face-to-face interview). The result is that some people pass and get U.S. visas, and some people fail and are denied visas. You must be wondering what conditions will be passed and what conditions will be rejected. We will discuss this issue today. It is just for reference.
Beijing U.S. Embassy in China
Every Chinese’s information will be captured by the U.S. visa consular system on the working day before the visa interview, and various analyzes such as big data screening and comparison will be conducted, and finally a comprehensive Consideration points. Think about it and you will know that everyone’s visa interview time is limited. How can the visa officer who faces his own visa fully understand and correctly evaluate the applicant’s information in such a short period of time? After all, visa officers at the US embassy and consulates in China have to deal with many visa applicants in a day. In view of this, this big data system has a large say in whether to issue a visa. The following is an introduction to the system content: The main weighing conditions of the
system include six aspects: birthplace (very important), marital status, parents or/and spouse information, work information, education information, passport travel history, etc.
A good place of birth, such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen, naturally has a much higher chance of obtaining a visa than a less developed area (please accept this fact that is somewhat based on origin and blood, although it is an "inconvenient" fact). The binding force of being married is greater than that of other marital statuses, such as divorced, widowed, and single. In terms of work, the number of visa holders for civil servants, business operators, and well-known foreign companies is obviously greater than that of ordinary private companies and self-employed people. In addition to job type, length of service is also an important consideration. Needless to say about educational information, good educational energy is naturally a big plus. However, one thing is that if your major involves sensitive fields, the probability of visa rejection will increase. Finally, there is the travel history of the passport. If a passport contains visas from many developed countries, it is naturally much better than a blank passport. Having a visa from a developed country means that the applicant has a certain financial strength, and the visa officer's worry about the applicant "staying in the United States and not returning" will be greatly reduced.
The above six items are traditional considerations. With the development of the times, social media information is being paid more and more attention. If your social media, such as Weibo and WeChat, contains “indecent” content, you must deal with it promptly. In addition, in the work content mentioned above, if you are working for a US company, it is of course very easy to get a visa.
I believe that with the further growth of our country's national strength, visas to the United States will become more and more relaxed. It will not be too far away when Chinese people can go directly to the U.S. embassy or consulate to apply for a visa with their Chinese passport .
The content of this issue is introduced.
