The French visa embassy called to ask if it was a good thing or a bad thing.

The French telephone survey does have a certain probability. Calling is usually a good thing. Generally speaking, some information needs to be further verified, but whether the visa can be passed is not that the embassy has called you, but that the overall pass rate of the visa is not very good. The national average is only 40%, and the visa will eventually pass. The visa officer looks at your comprehensive information.

For example: exit records to see if you have been to developed countries; Marital status depends on whether you are married or have children; Work, see if you have a stable job; In terms of assets, do you have a house and a car in your name? Household registration, see if it is in a sensitive area.

If you are an applicant with good information in all aspects, your chances of passing are definitely higher. If you lack one or two aspects of information, it may be more difficult.