Fast Visa Interviews for a Fee

支付費用即可加速簽證面試

Jun 9, 2026, 14:25
GlobalInternational

Introduction

The US government will start a new program on July 1, 2026. Some people can pay more money to get a visa interview faster.

美國政府將於 2026 年 7 月 1 日啟動一項新計劃。部分人士可以支付更多費用以更快獲得簽證面試機會。

Main Body

The program runs from July to December 2026. People pay $185 for the visa and an extra $750 for a fast interview. They can get an interview in ten days. This helps because some people wait one year for a date.

該計劃於 2026 年 7 月至 12 月執行。申請人需支付 185 美元的簽證費以及 750 美元的快速面試附加費。如此即可在十天內獲得面試機會。由於部分申請人需等待一年才能排到日期，此措施將提供實質幫助。

Paying more money does not help you get the visa. You must still follow all the rules. The officers check everyone the same way. You cannot get your money back if you miss the interview.

支付更多費用並不保證能獲得簽證。申請人仍必須遵守所有規定。面試官將以同樣的方式審查每一個人。若錯過面試，相關費用將不予退還。

Some people can still get fast interviews for free. This is for people with big emergencies. The US wants this program because many people will visit for the World Cup and the Olympics.

部分人士仍可免費獲得快速面試，這適用於有重大緊急事由者。美國政府推出此計劃，是因為將有大量人員為了世界盃與奧運而訪問美國。

Conclusion

People can pay for a fast date, but the visa rules are the same for everyone.

雖然可以支付費用以加速排期，但簽證規則對每個人而言均相同。

Vocabulary Learning

📅 Talking about Time & Dates

In this text, we see how to talk about when things happen. This is a key part of A2 English.

1. Specific Dates We use on for exact days:

  • on July 1, 2026 →\rightarrow (Specific date)

2. Time Ranges We use from... to... to show a start and an end:

  • from July to December →\rightarrow (The whole period)

3. Durations We use in for how long it takes to finish something:

  • in ten days →\rightarrow (The waiting time)

💡 Simple Logic: "Not" vs "Still"

Look at how the text explains rules. It uses these words to stop confusion:

  • Does not →\rightarrow Used to say something is NOT true. (Paying more money does not help you get the visa)

  • Still →\rightarrow Used to say a rule remains the same, even if something else changes. (You must still follow all the rules)

Vocabulary Learning

program (n.)
A plan of activities or a set of rules for a specific purpose.
Example:The school has a new program to learn English.
visa (n.)
An official paper that lets you enter a foreign country.
Example:I need a visa to travel to the United States.
interview (n.)
A meeting where someone asks you questions to check if you are right for something.
Example:I have a job interview tomorrow morning.
extra (adj.)
More than what is usual or expected.
Example:I paid extra money for a better seat on the plane.
officer (n.)
A person who has a position of authority in an organization.
Example:The police officer helped me find the street.
emergencies (n.)
Dangerous or unexpected situations that need immediate action.
Example:Call 911 only for real emergencies.
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