Practise English for a visa interview
A visa interview is short, formal, and decided largely on how clearly and confidently you answer a few predictable questions: why you are travelling, how long you will stay, who is paying, and what ties you to your home country. Vague or nervous answers raise doubts even when everything is in order.
Airi plays the officer so you can rehearse the whole interview out loud — tourist, work, family, or business visa. Practise answering directly and briefly, staying calm under follow-up questions, and saying the facts of your case in clear English. By the real interview, nothing they ask will be a surprise.
A quick example with Airi
How to get the most from it
Answer the question, then stop
Officers want short, direct answers. Practise not over-explaining.
Know your facts cold
Dates, addresses, funding, employer. Rehearse saying them out loud without hesitation.
Stay calm on follow-ups
Ask Airi to press you with extra questions so the real ones don't rattle you.
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