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visa interview is the last and the most important step before the
confirmation of your student visa for most of the countries including
UK. It is important that you are well prepared for your interview for
the UK student visa. Your performance in the interview can quicken or
delay your visa processing. Therefore, it is very important for students
to prepare themselves for the crucial interview.
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Last Updated On: 26 Jun 2012
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visa interview is the last and the most important step before the
confirmation of your student visa for most of the countries including
UK. It is important that you are well prepared for your interview for
the UK student visa. Your performance in the interview can quicken or
delay your visa processing. Therefore, it is very important for students
to prepare themselves for the crucial interview.
The UK student visa interview is usually taken by a visa officer or
the ambassador. You will be asked questions mainly to ensure that your
application case is genuine and your intentions align with what is being
written in the application form.
Below are few general questions and tips you could use to prepare for the interview in advance:
The officer will start with questions and general talking to put you at ease.
Questions on your intention and motivation to study
Students seeking a UK student visa should do a complete research and
be ready to explain how this course is relevant to your previous
studies. Make a thorough research on the university, its location, the
course, the time of study etc. If the same course is available in your
home country, highlight the differences and the benefits you would
receive. Talking about the quality of education in the UK or any other
country that you are applying for will help you gain extra points.
Questions on funding for your study in the respective country
Funding is very important factor in the UK student visa application
and interview process.You will be asked about your family income,
sponsors for your education, savings and about your financial plans to
fund your education. Come prepared with information about your sponsor,
proof that your sponsor can support you, the income source of the
sponsor, and their relation to you. Visa officer basically wants to
verify the financial capability of the sponsors. Go through the tax
documents, all bank statements and other supporting documents, and have a
good idea of the income source of your sponsors.Give a confident answer
stating that you meet the educational expenses.
Questions on your academic qualifications and achievements
Make sure you have converted your percentage into GPA scores.
Calculate accurately and remember the GPA. Keep all your academic
documents in place to present it to the officer when asked. Remember
your GPA, GRE, GMAT, TOEFL
or the scores of all the exams you have appeared for and prepare the
documents that support your statements. Questions regarding your past
achievements will also be asked. Provide answers that will help the
officer to know you better. Your answers should convey your sincerity,
dedication and value.
Questions on your future plans
The UK Visa officer will want to know what your future plans are. He
will question you regarding the career prospects and plan on staying in
the respective country. Provide the officer with the exact details of
the course and your career opportunities. Please make sure to read the
UK immigration policies before you attend the interview. Your answers
should reflect the clarity of your thoughts, clarity of your intentions
and strong ties to your home country. You may also be questioned
regarding the perceived returns from pursuing the particular course.
Make sure to update yourself with the job profile and its benefits.
We suggest the candidates to be honest and prepared for the interview.
Be confident and provide all the information that is asked for. Keep
your documents in place. Remember the important details to assure the
officer that you are eligible for the visa. The interview may last for
20-30 minutes. If you are well informed and prepared, this will be the
easiest 30 minutes to open your gateway to other countries.
Important tips for visa interview:
- Carry copies of all documents with you for your interview.
- Dress in formal clothing.
- Be present at the venue well in time, and be on time for your interview.
- Be polite and friendly through the course of your interview.
- Prepare for the interview questions in advance.
- Be confident about what you say during your interview. Be clear and confident while talking about why you have made your applications
- Make sure your answers are clear and brief. In case you do not understand a question, you may ask again. Think before you answer.
- Read the handbook and website of the UK university well before attending the interview.
- Read up on details of your course including duration, fees, end date, credit points and contents of your course.
- Be clear about your future plans during your interview.
- Do not get nervous about strange questions that may be asked. They are aimed as ascertaining your intentions, IQ or skills.
- Interviews may go on for 20-30 minutes, so be comfortable.
Best of Luck!!!
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