The Australian tourist visa is refused, and the reason and purpose of refusal are not clear.

The reasons for refusal are as follows:

1, incomplete materials. In order to minimize the impact of human factors on visas, the embassy has clear requirements for application materials. If the application materials are not uniform, you will definitely ask for supplementary materials or even refuse to sign;

2, the material is not true. The embassy should confirm whether the materials provided are true or not during the examination. If you think the materials are untrue, 100% will refuse the visa;

3. The purpose of going abroad is not clear. After going abroad, you may engage in mobility inconsistent with the contents of the visa application, such as holding short-term business.

After refusing a visa, you need to prepare a few points:

1. Recall the detailed process of your last visa. Study what made the visa officer decide to refuse the visa. What shortcomings have you exposed and what inappropriate words have you said? Finally, we can find out the reason, then suit the remedy to the case and start to supplement the explanation.

Check the materials and see if you can add some convincing evidence. For example, some people don't realize that cars could have worked. The visa officer thinks that China people who have cars have the development ability and financial resources in China. So it can greatly promote the success of the visa. Faxes from American professors and letters of recommendation from current tutors can be supplemented. When re-signing, the forensic doctor mainly looks at the newly added materials.

3. Make a comprehensive self-evaluation, see what advantages are not shown, and how to create opportunities for performance next time. What are the shortcomings that the visa didn't notice? What should I do if the visa officer notices it next time?