US Visa Problems in Mumbai

孟買美國簽證問題

Jun 13, 2026, 19:23
IndiaInternational

Introduction

Some students in Mumbai did not get US visas. A person wrote about this on social media.

一些在孟買的學生未能獲得美國簽證，有人在社交媒體上描述了此事。

Main Body

One student wanted to study engineering. The visa officer asked short questions. The officer asked about problems in India. The officer also asked about the student's universities.

一名學生想就讀工程學。簽證官問了一些簡短的問題，詢問關於印度的問題，還詢問了該學生的就讀大學。

The officer said no to the visa. The officer thought the student wanted to stay in the US forever. Other smart students also got a 'no' at the same desk.

簽證官拒絕了簽證申請，因為他認為該學生想要永久留在美國。其他優秀的學生在同一個窗口同樣被拒絕了。

Some people think the students applied to too many different schools. This made the officer suspicious. But other students got their visas at the same office.

有些人認為是因為學生申請了太多不同的學校，導致簽證官產生懷疑。但也有其他學生在同一個辦公室成功獲得了簽證。

Conclusion

Some people say the Mumbai office is rejecting many visas. This is based on social media stories.

有人表示孟買辦公室拒絕了許多簽證申請，這是基於社交媒體上的故事。

Vocabulary Learning

⚡ The 'Action' Word Shift

In the story, we see how a person's status changes. Look at these words:

  • Wanted →\rightarrow (He had a dream/wish)
  • Asked →\rightarrow (The officer wanted information)
  • Said no →\rightarrow (The final decision)

💡 Easy Pattern: Past Actions Most of these words end in -ed. When you talk about things that already happened (like the visa interview), just add -ed to the action word.

  • Want →\rightarrow Wanted
  • Ask →\rightarrow Asked

⚠️ The 'Odd One Out' Notice the word Said. It doesn't use -ed, but it is still in the past. Some words are 'rebels' and change their spelling entirely.

  • Say →\rightarrow Said

Quick Vocabulary Map

  • Suspicious →\rightarrow When you think someone is lying.
  • Rejecting →\rightarrow Saying 'no' to a request.

Vocabulary Learning

visa (n.)
An official paper that lets you enter a foreign country
Example:I need a visa to travel to the United States.
engineering (n.)
The study of how to design and build machines or roads
Example:He is studying engineering to become a builder.
forever (adv.)
For all time; without ending
Example:She wants to live in that beautiful city forever.
applied (v.)
Asked for something officially, like a job or a school place
Example:The student applied to three different universities.
suspicious (adj.)
Feeling that something is wrong or not honest
Example:The police were suspicious of the man's story.
rejecting (v.)
Saying no to a request or an application
Example:The office is rejecting many visa applications this month.
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