31 years old applying for Student visa

[Pinkypryze16 0]

Hello everyone,

 

I’ve got a quick question to ask and I’ll be grateful if I can get some answers from you guys.

 

I’m 31 years old from Nigeria and also a permanent resident of a European country. I would like to know if it would be possible for a 31 years old to get a US student visa for an undergraduate students. 
 

I have ties both Europe and in Nigeria, I’ve got 2 apartment in Europe and also a house in Nigeria, do you guys think that I’ll have a chance with the VO issuing the visa to me considering my age for an undergraduate programme ? 
 

I’m a genuine student and I’ve gotten admission in one of the US college (California state university) thanks guys and I’ll be hoping to get a replies soon. ☺️

Edited June 30, 2021 by Pinkypryze16

[arken 4,197]

21 minutes ago, Pinkypryze16 said:

would like to know if it would be possible for a 31 years old to get a US student visa for an undergraduate students. 

It is possible. Expect a bit of scrutiny and questioning at the interview.

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

It’s possible, sure, if you can show funding and ties elsewhere. They might ask questions about why you would pay so much for a CSU when you probably have free or near free options in Europe.

[Pinkypryze16 0]

5 minutes ago, arken said:

It is possible. Expect a bit of scrutiny and questioning at the interview.

Thank you. I appreciate your reply. 🥰

[Pinkypryze16 0]

3 minutes ago, SusieQQQ said:

It’s possible, sure, if you can show funding and ties elsewhere. They might ask questions about why you would pay so much for a CSU when you probably have free or near free options in Europe.

Thanks for your reply, I appreciate. ☺️

[JeanneAdil 6,402]

follow the steps 

1st if the college you want to attend says TOEFL test needed ,  take that exam to show u are proficient in English

(some 2 year programs do not require the test)

2nd apply for the college or university that is SEVP approved

3rd   if accepted , pay the fees to hold your place in class and dorm

4th   get the I 20 form from college

5th   now,   apply for the visa   but ask the college if it has a lawyer to help with documents 

 

footnote :  make sure u can afford the college /  it ain't cheap

 

Edited June 30, 2021 by JeanneAdil

[Pinkypryze16 0]

27 minutes ago, JeanneAdil said:

follow the steps 

1st if the college you want to attend says TOEFL test needed ,  take that exam to show u are proficient in English

(some 2 year programs do not require the test)

2nd apply for the college or university that is SEVP approved

3rd   if accepted , pay the fees to hold your place in class and dorm

4th   get the I 20 form from college

5th   now,   apply for the visa   but ask the college if it has a lawyer to help with documents 

 

footnote :  make sure u can afford the college /  it ain't cheap

 

Hi, thanks for your message I appreciate you. 
yes I can afford the tuition that is not a problem 😊. 

[JeanneAdil 6,402]

3 hours ago, Pinkypryze16 said:

Hi, thanks for your message I appreciate you. 
yes I can afford the tuition that is not a problem 😊. 

then apply