Interview Preparation

Countries for which you require to appear in an interview:

• US
• UK
• NEWZEALAND
• SCHENGEN

Procedure to get an appointment for the interview:

After the National Visa Center (NVC) schedules the visa interview appointment, they will send applicant, petitioner, and agentan email noting the appointment date and time.  After you receive an interview Appointment Letter from NVC, you must take the following steps BEFORE the interview date.

Gather Documents Required for the Interview

Every visa applicant, no matter their age, have to bring certain documents to the interview, including photographs, and the original or certified copy version of all civil documents submitted to NVC. One does not need to bring his Affidavit of Support or financial evidence he submitted to NVC.

Interview for US Embassy:

Embarking on a journey to secure a visa for international travel, particularly to the United States, culminates in a crucial juncture – the embassy interview.

Understanding the intricacies of the embassy interview is a step in realizing your travel dreams, regardless of whether you are a professional looking for business prospects, a student hoping to study abroad, or a traveller hoping to see the world. Come along as we peel back the layers of this crucial discussion and establish the groundwork for a successful and educated visa application process.

Interview for Schengen visa:

It's crucial to arrange an interview with Atlys, an application center, or an embassy as soon as your Schengen visa application has been received.

In this interview, candidates have a meeting with a consular representative at the embassy or consulate of the Schengen nation they plan to visit. The applicant's eligibility, objectives, and the veracity of their trip plans will all be evaluated by the interviewer.

During the interview, it is intended to ascertain if the applicant has the financial resources to maintain themselves while in the country and whether their trip intentions are in line with the objective of the visa.

Interview for NewZealand:

Interviews for New Zealand student visas often take place over the phone or through video conferences with New Zealand-based immigration officers. This may need you to travel to your local New Zealand embassy or consulate, so allow plenty of time and make travel arrangements ahead of time.

The actual interview lasts anything from 20 to 30 minutes. Making sure you're a real student who is aware of your rights and obligations in the nation is the only goal. Thus, try to be yourself and try not to worry too much!

Interview for UK:

You will need to participate in a student visa interview as part of your application to study in the UK. This is also referred to as a "credibility interview" in order to demonstrate that you are an actual student coming to study in the nation.

An essential step in the application procedure for a UK visa is the credibility interview. However, if you are aware of the procedure and potential queries, you won't need to worry if you prepare a little.

Visa interview is a personal interview that is a part of the UK visa process. Everyone has to attend a visa interview after completing their online application and document submission. It is used to check if you are a genuine applicant.

Generally, the interview lasts around 30 minutes. It takes place in person at a Visa Application Centre (VAC) or online via Skype.