livebynite:
I wish every Nigerian that applies for a Visa is given this year.

This country is useless

Some of us just want to watch Nigeria burn

Everyone around me that applied ending last year and this year were all given but I’m yet to apply cus I have a contract to execute and make money so I can go to yankee n enjoy myself before coming back

K

Follygunners:
The topic should have been "Why Visa applicants get refused"

Other points to note are... The Consular / Interviewer having a bad day

The Consular / Interviewer trying NOT to exceed the daily apportioned visa quota.

Sometimes, there's very little you can do when trying to obtain a Tourist (B1/B2 U.S Visas). The decisions by the Consular are mostly subjective as compared to a Student (F-1/F-1/J-1 Visas etc...) which are more based on merits and individdual qualifications.

If you need more info., about obtaining U.S student's Visas, feel free to reach out!

Consule, not consular.

Consular are things that refer to the consulate.

Reelmii:
that is y we hav pple like u staying behind so dat poo can pass through u while we move towards progress in life, because ebilike say better thing dey purge u

why u move forward to Libya to turn to thier slave and perish into the Mediterranean sea en route Europe

WaffenSS:


Consule, not consular.

Consular are things that refer to the consulate.

Thanks Mr. Teacher, no teach me nonsense.. lol (pun intended - Fela's song).

You meant "Consul" NOT 'consule'. My usage of the terminology refers to everything that has to do with the process NOT just an individual officer.

Anyway, thanks regardless!

whether u are nervous. or not.Even if u submit valid document, if ur ancestral/ village people are against. u/u go wit bad head(bad luck)nah oyo u dey.Dem gi just issue u dat blue paper,phew! 65k enter voicemail. niyen.No time.Some people. because dey are going for interview, dey go don broadcast it/5 pipu go follow dem go.Just put ur Angel ti work

Even if a visa applicant affirmatively ticked all the listed boxes, the application will be denied if it fails to prove that there are strong ties to the departing country. I see lots of applicants focusing on ties to the destination country, with is counterproductive.

Showing invitation letter, accommodation, bank statement etc from your host abroad just goes to show that the applicant has weak ties and has more reasons not to come back since there is nothing going for him in his departing country. If an applicant can sufficiently prove strong financial, economic, social and family ties to the departing country, ceteris paribus, he will get the visa. This is particularly relevant to non-immigrant visas categories (student, visiting, tourism etc).

omoluka:
Pls, i need likely questions on student visa

Bros just search visa interviews on this nairaland stories plenty.

God is great

Follygunners:
The topic should have been "Why Visa applicants get refused"

Other points to note are... The Consular / Interviewer having a bad day

The Consular / Interviewer trying NOT to exceed the daily apportioned visa quota.

Sometimes, there's very little you can do when trying to obtain a Tourist (B1/B2 U.S Visas). The decisions by the Consular are mostly subjective as compared to a Student (F-1/F-1/J-1 Visas etc...) which are more based on merits and individdual qualifications.

If you need more info., about obtaining U.S student's Visas, feel free to reach out!

Hello, how may we discuss in-depth? If you will spare some of your Precious time. factextra77@gmail.com is my email.

Ndkings1:

Did you get the visa?

In few weeks

ericmor:


That is true and that is why u should reapply with the same document and procedure and one other thing that people don’t know that makes d consular refused them visa d second time

I don't understand you

Kizyte:
In few weeks

That's nice Visa to which country?

Can someone please tell me how difficult it is to get the UK visa? I'm planning on moving to London on visitors visa.
Thanks....

iamdocToyemi:

Am not very sure but definitely i know you can enter Arab countries and get better job.... interested whatsapp me +2349034481121

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Bros abeg na one chance?

Bro i needote author=Follygunners post=65640246]The topic should have been "Why Visa applicants get refused"

Other points to note are... The Consular / Interviewer having a bad day

The Consular / Interviewer trying NOT to exceed the daily apportioned visa quota.

Sometimes, there's very little you can do when trying to obtain a Tourist (B1/B2 U.S Visas). The decisions by the Consular are mostly subjective as compared to a Student (F-1/F-1/J-1 Visas etc...) which are more based on merits and individdual qualifications.

If you need more info., about obtaining U.S student's Visas, feel free to reach out![/quote]

Ndkings1:

That's nice
Visa to which country?

Indonesia

Follygunners:


Thanks Mr. Teacher, no teach me nonsense.. lol (pun intended - Fela's song).

You meant "Consul" NOT 'consule'. My usage of the terminology refers to everything that has to do with the process NOT just an individual officer.

Anyway, thanks regardless!

Yeah, Consul.

Not splitting hairs but you used consular as a person.

"Other points to note are... The Consular / Interviewer having a bad day grin

The Consular / Interviewer trying NOT to exceed the daily apportioned visa quota. undecided"


But the air has been cleared i guess.

Ndkings1:

I don't understand you

What exactly is it that you don’t understand

pansophist:
Even if a visa applicant affirmatively ticked all the listed boxes, the application will be denied if it fails to prove that there are strong ties to the departing country. I see lots of applicants focusing on ties to the destination country, with is counterproductive.

Showing invitation letter, accommodation, bank statement etc from your host abroad just goes to show that the applicant has weak ties and has more reasons not to come back since there is nothing going for him in his departing country. If an applicant can sufficiently prove strong financial, economic, social and family ties to the departing country, ceteris paribus, he will get the visa. This is particularly relevant to non-immigrant visas categories (student, visiting, tourism etc).

Can one's fiance be a tie or it must be marriage?
Can you elaborate more on the family's tie

Follygunners:
The topic should have been "Why Visa applicants get refused"

Other points to note are... The Consular / Interviewer having a bad day

The Consular / Interviewer trying NOT to exceed the daily apportioned visa quota.

Sometimes, there's very little you can do when trying to obtain a Tourist (B1/B2 U.S Visas). The decisions by the Consular are mostly subjective as compared to a Student (F-1/F-1/J-1 Visas etc...) which are more based on merits and individdual qualifications.

If you need more info., about obtaining U.S student's Visas, feel free to reach out!

Hello. How can I chat with you privately like on WhatsApp. I need u to educate me more on this please. Email me ur WhatsApp number let me add u sir. Tnx

don4real18:

Can one's fiance be a tie or it must be marriage?
Can you elaborate more on the family's tie

It doesn't have to be marriage, although marriage is a universal demonstration of family ties, other forms of family ties can be recognized depending on the destination country. If you and your fiance have a shared life together ( are cohabitants, have offspring(s), joint economic and financial affairs etc) then many countries will recognize that. For example in the Scandinavia, a spouse is a cohabitant, registered partners, married couples and partners with shared parenthood. You should inquire what constitutes a spouse in your destination country and see if you can fulfill any of it.

pansophist:


It doesn't have to be marriage, although marriage is a universal demonstration of family ties, other forms of family ties can be recognized depending on the destination country. If you and your fiance have a shared life together ( are cohabitants, have offspring(s), joint economic and financial affairs etc) then many countries will recognize that. For example in the Scandinavia, a spouse is a cohabitant, registered partners, married couples and partners with shared parenthood. You should inquire what constitutes a spouse in your destination country and see if you can fulfill any of it.

My partner and I cohabitate and I hope to travel to the US for two weeks... My cousin's wedding

don4real18:

My partner and I cohabitate and I hope to travel to the US for two weeks... My cousin's wedding

Two weeks bro?
Are you sure?
Make two weeks no turn 20 years

Ekite:

Two weeks bro?
Are you sure?
Make two weeks no turn 20 years

nawa to you. Don't you know America is a shithole

don4real18:

nawa to you. Don't you know America is a shithole

Chop knuckle my guy!

U guys should be careful sah...the moment u have been issued US visa doesn't guarantee you straight entry into Yankee. Cuz there are still interview at the port of entry which is difficult than the one at the embassy.
If u got bleeped...they gonna send your ass back to naija straight!

Na baba God save me that day when I just put legs on Yankee soil...na confident be the key sah

ericmor:


That is true and that is why u should reapply with the same document and procedure and one other thing that people don’t know that makes d consular refused them visa d second time

learnt something new today thanks for your input sir!

alwaysmotivated:

learnt something new today thanks for your input sir!

You are welcome sir/ma

pansophist:
Even if a visa applicant affirmatively ticked all the listed boxes, the application will be denied if it fails to prove that there are strong ties to the departing country. I see lots of applicants focusing on ties to the destination country, with is counterproductive.

Showing invitation letter, accommodation, bank statement etc from your host abroad just goes to show that the applicant has weak ties and has more reasons not to come back since there is nothing going for him in his departing country. If an applicant can sufficiently prove strong financial, economic, social and family ties to the departing country, ceteris paribus, he will get the visa. This is particularly relevant to non-immigrant visas categories (student, visiting, tourism etc).

Hello, good evening..
I'd like to ask, how do one prove these ties for one applying for a student visa?