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A quiet practice room in morning light: an evergreen chair faces a desk with a small microphone at a glass window.

Your visa interview.
Practised in your own words.

Which interview?

Your turn1 of 3 · about 3 min

Why do you want to study in the United States?

Sending starts your free practice with an AI officer. Anthropic processes text for your rehearsal and checks.

Speak or type · No signup · No card

Example — not from your answers

Sample answer: My family earns about six lakh a year. Sample answer: And tuition runs about thirty lakh a year.

Officer: Six lakh earned, thirty in fees — so who is actually paying?

Watch one answer turn into the next question.

Fictional example
Illustration of Anu, a fictional applicant, speaking into her phone
  1. Officer: Who is paying for your studies?
  2. You: My family earns about six lakh a year.
    You: And tuition runs about thirty lakh a year.
  3. Officer: Six lakh earned, thirty in fees — so who is actually paying?

Only your real facts can answer it. Rehearse them here, in your own words.

Read as text
  1. Officer: “Who is paying for your studies?” You: “My family earns about six lakh a year.” “And tuition runs about thirty lakh a year.”
  2. Officer: “Six lakh earned, thirty in fees — so who is actually paying?”
  3. Only your real facts can answer it. Rehearse them here, in your own words.

From “umm…” to her own words.

Anu practised the same question a few minutes a day. Try the first question

  1. Illustration of Anu, a fictional applicant, stuck at her desk
    3 weeks to go“Umm… the US has good universities?”
  2. Illustration of Anu practising her answer aloud in a green chair by the window
    10 days to go“Data science, because my family’s pharmacy runs on guesswork.”
  3. Illustration of Anu stepping out of her door in her interview clothes
    Interview dayReady, in her own words.

Fictional story. Anu is not a real applicant.

What you take with you

A printed prep sheet slides out of an evergreen folder on a sunlit desk, next to a phone and a pen.
  • Follow-ups your answers create
  • Feedback that quotes what you said
  • A printable prep sheet

Want more room to practise?

A sunlit practice desk: a phone on a stand, earphones, a lined prep sheet and pencil, and a desk calendar with days ticked off.

Window Pack

$15 one-time

30 days of repeat practice. Before tax.

  • No subscription. Final total at checkout.
  • Full refund within 14 days if you haven’t completed a practice on the pack — email hello@visaroom.app.
Usage limits & details

Repeat practice for 30 days. You can save up to 200 answers in any rolling 24 hours; rejected or unsaved answers do not count. Each new answer has a 2,000-character limit. The answer box shows the exact count; some emoji and combined characters count as more than one.

Build or rebuild a prep sheet up to 20 times per person and visa type each UTC day. Wait one minute between attempts. An attempt counts once processing starts, including if processing fails.

Applicable tax is calculated at checkout. Check the final amount and currency before you pay.

A clean practice means no mismatch was found this time. It does not prove that none exists.

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Fair questions

Who sees my answers?

  • No signup: your answers are kept in a private guest session on this browser. Add your email later to keep them.
  • Anthropic processes text for your rehearsal and checks.
  • Optional analytics stays off until you accept.
Privacy & Terms
What happens in the free start?

Three questions free, spoken or typed, with an AI officer. After you send your first answer, you get about 3 minutes for the next two questions. The Window Pack adds full practices with review and a printable prep sheet.

Which visas?

For US F-1 first. Also: B1/B2, UK Student, Schengen, Canada, Australia and Germany.

Practice codes for consultancies

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