In today’s essay, we’ll talk about the common mistakes individuals make during the visa interview process and how to avoid them. Due to the attitude they demonstrated during the interview, many people have their visas denied. Your ability to obtain a visa may be impacted by how you conduct yourself in the interview room.
The very first mistake to avoid inside the interview is “FEAR”
Lots of people enter the interview room with fear. Due to what they have heard about the interview process, they enter the room with many misconceptions. Some people experience such high levels of anxiety that their only focus is on having their visa accepted. Fear can have a negative impact on your ability to express yourself, which could lead to the denial of your visa. Consulates look out for individuals who can confidently present and defend their case. Always project confidence when speaking.
The second is “Never make the mistake of Deciding The V.O you want”
Many people have their visas denied because they choose which consular officials they wish to meet and which to avoid during the interview. Just because a Consular is rejecting other applicants doesn’t guarantee that they will also reject you when you go to meet them. Many people get anxious when in the interview room, especially because they can see and hear the consulate accepting and rejecting applicants, which makes it difficult for them to concentrate. Be determined to remain focused inside the interview room regardless of what is happening around. Irrespective of whether the consular is approving or denying people, go and present your case. Furthermore, some individuals who have heard negative things about certain consulates even before entering the interview room start to avoid them and subsequently perform horribly when called upon by such consulates. Regardless of who will be interviewing you, come prepared to the room. Although each consulate has a different level of training and each officer has their own preferences, if you go and present evidence that you meet the requirements for the visa, your application will be approved. Every Consular is put there to approve qualified visas.
“Don’t Speak Too Much”
Because they provided the consulate officer with more information than was necessary, many, in my experience, have been turned away. Instead of responding to questions based on what was asked, they strive to impress the consulate more than is necessary. Always understand that the interview is dictated by your response.
I’ve seen a number of people being turned down, not because they didn’t have compelling tales to tell or could not prove ties to their home country, but rather because the consular officer couldn’t make out what they were saying. Some even go there to use excessive grammar. Always take your time and talk slowly and clearly so that the consulate can understand you. Additionally, if you didn’t hear something that was said, kindly request a repeat of the question.
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