MY LAST STUDENT VISA APPLICATION WAS REJECTED DURING INTERVIEW. IF I GO FOR AN INTERVIEW AGAIN FOR THE SAME COURSE AT THE SAME UNIVERSITY FOR WHICH I HAD GOTTEN INTERVIEWED ON THE LAST OCCASION, THEN DO I NEED TO PAY THE VISA FEE AGAIN?


Dr D K Sharma, in his book, A Comprehensive Guide To The US Student Visa, explains that,

My last student visa application was turned down at the interview. Do I have to pay the visa cost again if I go for an interview for the same degree at the same institution where I was previously interviewed?


Yes, regardless of the results of the interview, you must pay the visa fee anew each time you attend for the visa interview.


However, you will not be required to pay the SEVIS charge again.


References:


1. A Comprehensive Guide To The US Student Visa by Dr D K Sharma


2. Siora Photography on Unsplash


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