Posted by: Bennedict August 18, 2023
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@edv2023
"What's wrong with question?. Once your b1/ f1 visa is rejected , you have to show strong tie with home country or good travel history"
This is a good point that edv2023 has brought up for a successful visa interview. As we all know very well, not every other Nepalese can afford to visit country after country just to show that he or she has good travel history. This idea of having good travel history is applicable to the success of the interview but how many of Nepalese people are financially able to do that? You want to come to US with a purpose (education/ visit/ etc.) and here you are visiting other foreign countries just to show to US counselors that you have returned to Nepal and now have a good travel history?
So if you think sensibly, then you should work towards showing strong ties to Nepal that will make you return after you visit US for whatever reasons, then spending money on multiple travels abroad.
Work for some time in Nepal in your field of interest, instead of roaming around for "good travel history", buy some properties under your name, have some sizable bank account on your name. Learn more about forming "ties" to Nepal. In my case, I had my then employer write an employment offer letter that I was to resume after I return from my studies in US. But as is known, just like many other Nepalese who come here in student visas, I got lured to this idea of chasing the American Dreams that I sold my soul to this land, now unable to return and settle in Nepal forever. My last visit to Nepal further reinforced this idea that I can never settle there in Nepal. Sad but true.
As I am no Mahavir Pun.