What should I pay attention to when applying for a visa to study in the Philippines?

What should I pay attention to when applying for a visa to study in the Philippines?

1. Sensitivity of avoiding majors. In the process of applying for studying abroad, you will know that some majors are sensitive majors in the view of the U.S. government, such as military industry, biochemistry, aviation, etc. International students who apply for such majors need to pay special attention to the sensitivity of avoiding their majors during the interview. For example, when making a professional statement, it is necessary to highlight the part of your profession that can be used for civilian use, highlight the advantages of returning to China for employment, etc., rather than highlighting its role in the military or biochemical field.

2. Clarify the intention to go abroad. When referring to your major, don't just simply report a professional name, and then use very professional terms to introduce your major in detail. Because generally speaking, visa officials graduate from the Department of Arts and do not fully understand the content and vocabulary of some professional disciplines. If you choose a highly technical professional, it will easily lead to the visa officer completely unable to understand your statement, and will lose the basis for judging whether foreign students have an immigration tendency, and finally have to refuse to sign. Therefore, when introducing your major, you must pay attention to using simple and clear vocabulary to describe, and talk more about the reasons and purposes of learning this major.

3. A positive attitude plays a very important role in the process of applying for a visa for studying abroad. If you only answer questions passively, you cannot fully express yourself and cannot convey the information to the visa officer.