I get a lot of messages from people asking for "profile reviews," and they often look something like this:

• 28F
• Single
• Earn a six-figure salary
• Visited Hong Kong and Japan
• Been in the workforce for 10 years
• In the same job for 3 years

The question always is: "Can I get approved?"

I see people on Reddit trying to provide answers, but the truth is, the devil is in the details.

First off, being an unmarried young woman can be a red flag. We all know that. However, it doesn’t necessarily close the door. For example, Jane De Leon is an attractive unmarried woman, yet she likely has a U.S. visa.

Now, about that six-figure salary—let's clarify. There's a big difference between earning 100,000 pesos and 999,000 pesos a month, even though they both fall under the "six-figure" category.

As for traveling to Hong Kong and Japan, that's nice, but what really matters is first-world travel experience. Holding a Schengen visa is a significant plus.

Having ten years in the workforce? Well, that's broad. Someone could have worked at Jollibee, SM Hypermarket, or even as a street sweeper and still claim a decade of work history.

And staying in the same job for three years? Again, it’s not that simple. Holding a stable executive position for three years is very different from being a contractor in a less stable role.

If really want to know your true chances of approval you need to be clear, upfront, and specific about the details as possible. US visas as impossible to obtain as some may believe. Goodluck