US Consular Tells Nigerians What To Do To Get American Visa Easily

Nigerians have been told by the Consular officers of the United States government office in Nigeria that clothing standard isn't a necessity for getting a visa.

They uncovered this amid a Facebook live session on Wednesday, saying that the candidates could seek a meeting in customary Nigerian dresses which they discover one of a kind.

Tending to basic mix-ups more often than not observed on DS 160 application structure, the authorities kept up that a candidate does not have to know anybody in the US or have an earlier venturing out involvement to be allowed a visa.

"Whenever inquired as to whether clothing standard is being considered amid meetings, an authority stated: "No. It is anything but a thought while doing your meeting.

"Be agreeable. Try not to feel like you have to put on a suit on the off chance that you don't typically wear a suit. Try not to wear a suit. Wear what you would wear on the off chance that you are heading off to any ordinary arrangement.

"We need you to be you. We need you to be as loose as feasible for the meeting. Converse with us."

The international safe haven had on Monday said in opposition to mainstream assessment, it despises denying Nigerians visa.

on the remark session, in any case, a few Nigerians shared their encounters at the international safe haven and how they were rejected.

One Rominiyi Olufunsho said a consular officer utilized a foul language to reject him.

"I have dependably had an awful involvement with the US government office where one of the consulars utilized 'f' for me when I was going to thumbprint. He said he doesn't f… . Care how I am standing," he said.

"I have been denied US visa lottery before in 2011 and that is the reason they have been denying me non-foreigner visa utilizing segment 214(b) as a reason they don't want to check archives and they scarcely enable you to talk. I work with a business bank in Nigeria as a task administrator and I have taken care of numerous activities. I visited the United Kingdom twice and Dubai."