The Visa interview is the grand finale for all the students who intend to study abroad. A student may go on any day for the Visa interview, in general in the 90 days period prior to the expiry date mentioned on the Offer Letter/Letter of Admission / Acceptance or the I-20. However, certain Countries do not have this 90 days prior period restriction also. One can apply even earlier.

Often the most deserving students fail to get Visas, as they do not know how to present their evidence before the consulate office and due to insufficient documentary proofs they fail to perform at the Visa interview. We at Krishna Consultants believe that a good preparation and systematic Visa file containing all the Documentation required helps a student to reply promptly and confidently at the Visa interview. We assist the student in this respect by conducting mock interviews to ensure that a student is confident, clear and not only thoughtful but also truthful in the Visa interview.

Student should tackle the questions asked tactfully. The following are some of the regular questions asked at the interview and the student should be able to confidently reply to them:

Q. For what purpose are you going abroad ?
Q. Why are you leaving India?
Q. Why shall you return back to India?
Q. What are the expenses involved for your trip?
Q. Who is going to bear all your expenses and How? / Who are your sponsors?

NOTE: The Questions given above are only meant as a glimpse to the student, however, there is a combination of over 1000 questions that can be asked. Our Visa guidance covers all the possible types of questions and we thoroughly train you in properly answering them.

The officer at Consulate/Embassy taking the Visa Interview is basically interested in three things. These are :-

• Whether your purpose is genuine that is higher studies in abroad.

• Whether your family/sponsor have enough financial resources to finance your studies & living expenses during your stay abroad and

• Whether you will return to India or not after completing your education. (answer should be ‘yes’)

If a student is able to convince the interviewer on the above three typical questions, getting a Visa will not be a difficult issue.