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What Are The Ties To Home Countries Consular Officers Look For? by cyberkitty: 12:30pm On Feb 18, 2023
I will appreciate if you can give me suggestions or tips to this " Home ties".

What are some things the consular officers look out for that we can call Ties to home country.

1. For a student, what are ties one can show?

2. For an employee at a company who is single, what are some ties to show?

3. Does having a CAC registered business counts as a tie to home country?🤔

4. For a single person, a student in a university, who has a registered business (CAC), applying for a B1/B2. What are some ties to show?

5. A single person, attending a 1 wk bootcamp program in a university abroad, what are some ties to home countries to show

6. A married couple with a house, car, and a registered business, what are home ties to show

7. A married lady with a house, car going for an apprenticeship work & study in a university in the UK, what type of Visa to apply for? Does UK have something like M-1 visa like USA?
What are home ties to prove?

8. A single guy going for an apprenticeship work & study in the UK, what are home ties to prove and what type of Visa to apply?

9. Can a friend be a sponsor for Proof of funds for a B1/B2 visa going for a conference and bootcamp program.

But what are the general or common ties the Embassies of all countries look out for in visa applicants whether single or married?

Would appreciate if you can help in answering or giving tips & suggestions.

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Re: What Are The Ties To Home Countries Consular Officers Look For? by ednut1(m): 12:48pm On Feb 18, 2023
A lot of Nigerians in the past japa with visit visa , got to those countries, began to work illegally, many later found way to later get papers usually through marriage or asylum. To checkmate this visa officers look out for home ties to determine if an applicant will likely come back. Lets look at the examples below going on vacation in Usa.
Applicant A- earns 100k, has 500k savings, no travel history.

Applicant B - earns 750k, account balance 7m, previous travel history, landed property or not

Applicants C: company turnover 50m in 3 months, has landed properties, had previous travel history/ no travel history.

Applicant A has no strong home ties, cannot afford the trip, his job is not strong enough to make he come back. So he will be refused visa usually while applicant B and C will likely get it. Alot of Nigerians fall into category A hence they get rejected.

For student visa they look at reasonableness . Because in the past too people went abroad with student visa and never attended classes or could not pay their tuition balance. So the visa officers are checking if you are genuine student ( country current policy too matters, for uk even if a dog applies for student visa dem go give am). They will check your finances, how does your course of study relates to you career, how long ago did you study last and most importantly finances, your school fees and expenses is lets say 8m naira, your sponsor account has 9m, is that a reasonable expense Hell no.

Number 9 of your question- why are you going on a trip you can’t afford Its fishy and they will usually bounce you.

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Re: What Are The Ties To Home Countries Consular Officers Look For? by XAUBulls: 10:15am On Feb 19, 2023
ednut1:
A lot of Nigerians in the past japa with visit visa , got to those countries, began to work illegally, many later found way to later get papers usually through marriage or asylum. To checkmate this visa officers look out for home ties to determine if an applicant will likely come back. Lets look at the examples below going on vacation in Usa.

Applicant A- earns 100k, has 500k savings, no travel history.

Applicant B - earns 750k, account balance 7m, previous travel history, landed property or not

Applicants C: company turnover 50m in 3 months, has landed properties, had previous travel history/ no travel history.

Applicant A has no strong home ties, cannot afford the trip, his job is not strong enough to make he come back. So he will be refused visa usually while applicant B and C will likely get it. Alot of Nigerians fall into category A hence they get rejected.

For student visa they look at reasonableness . Because in the past too people went abroad with student visa and never attended classes or could not pay their tuition balance. So the visa officers are checking if you are genuine student ( country current policy too matters, for uk even if a dog applies for student visa dem go give am). They will check your finances, how does your course of study relates to you career, how long ago did you study last and most importantly finances, your school fees and expenses is lets say 8m naira, your sponsor account has 9m, is that a reasonable expense Hell no.

Number 9 of your question- why are you going on a trip you can’t afford Its fishy and they will usually bounce you.
Indeed... Well said.

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Re: What Are The Ties To Home Countries Consular Officers Look For? by Rashmaz: 2:59am On Mar 22, 2023
Please i need your help on this Visa issues.. Can we share whatsapp number please

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