There are countless reasons for refusing a visa to study abroad.

Have you ever been refused a visa? Answering this question may result in points.

If you go to countries such as the Philippines and Malaysia, the possibility of being rejected is very small.

Compared with these countries, the Chinese people still have advantages and are trusted in their growing material and cultural needs.

No, the latest news is that 45 countries, including San Marino, Lebanon, East Timor, and Cote d’Ivoire, have granted visa-free or visa-on-arrival treatment to Chinese citizens! Have you never heard of these countries? You have heard of them, including Thailand, Iran, and Vietnam.

But if you go to developed countries such as the United States, you still need to have enough financial resources as a guarantee, or your position, job, company, and experience are all another kind of credit certificate. Otherwise, the possibility of visa rejection is still very high, and the reasons are varied, among which the United States, Japan, the United Kingdom, and Schengen (the 26 EU countries) are the most harsh.

Of course, there are even weirder ones.

For example, Li Li was rejected when she signed a contract with the United Arab Emirates.

The visa officer did not tell her the reason, but the travel agency that provided her visa services had already warned her that she might be refused.

Because there is such a convention for UAE visas: for older single women, their names have repeated phonetic characters. Lili is 30 years old, unmarried, and completely in violation of the "ban", so even though the travel agency submitted three applications , and they were all rejected. If you want to ask why, you have to thank the fact that there are so many pornographic workers in China.

Usually, "ladies" are called lily, vivy, Qiqi and other overlapping sounds.

If your name is Wang Fang or Zhang Wei, sorry, you can hardly go to the United Arab Emirates.

This is thanks to your parents for giving you such a popular and popular name.

Since you have the highest rate of duplicate names in China, from a probability perspective, this name also has the highest number of criminals. So don't be afraid of 10,000, just be afraid of the possibility that you will be turned away as a criminal suspect.

In fact, it doesn’t matter if you are refused a visa to the United Arab Emirates. It’s okay not to go to a country with an average temperature of 40 degrees. But the problem is that if even the United Arab Emirates refuses to apply for your visa, the United States will not even give you a chance to see your visa information.

When it comes to visas, the most difficult one is the United States. Although its short history of 200 years is nothing compared to China's five thousand years, it is not worth mentioning.

But the United States is like being born with a golden key. From the day of its birth, the United States has become the world's most powerful country. In Obama's words to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the Korean War, the United States continues to maintain the world's number one power. This is the United States.

I remember when the U.S. Embassy in China was still in Sanlitun, Beijing, no matter whether it was hot or cold, the queue of people waiting for visas outside the embassy would always stretch for several kilometers every day.

Americans understand process management and also pay attention to service spirit. They adopt the form of visa appointment? In order to avoid overcrowding in the embassy, ??people waiting for visas can only arrive half an hour in advance. Coming early is useless and they have to queue outside. Yes, and as long as it is your turn to apply for a visa, you can enter the venue even if you are at the back of the queue. No matter the so-called first-come, first-served basis, only the appointment time shall prevail.

But because of the high prestige of the United States and the high visa rejection rate, no one dares to arrive late.

What was even more terrifying was the tense atmosphere inside the embassy.

Usually Chinese people like to whisper, chatter, and wait for opportunities to join the queue.

But inside the U.S. Embassy, ??no one dared to say a word. Everyone lined up neatly like elementary school students doing morning exercises, for fear of alerting the visa officer and taking your passport directly from the window. Throw it out? It means that you have been refused a visa, otherwise the visa officer will keep your passport for visa procedures.

The U.S. visa truly adopts an interview system. Others like Schengen and the United Kingdom, although they are called face-to-face visas, they are actually just face-to-face information collection by the staff. In fact, US visa officers are friendly. They understand that they are a service organization, not a bureaucratic place. Those who put pressure on people are often Chinese security guards or Chinese staff who maintain order.

They often scare you into filling in the form incorrectly. For example, the types of U.S. visas are complicated, some people find it difficult to understand the difference between travel and business, and there are also the similarities and differences between household registration and place of birth that are unique to China.

When you nervously discussed this with strangers or familiar colleagues, you were scolded by them and not allowed to speak. This may be what the fox pretends to be but the tiger is powerful.

Americans pay attention to serving taxpayers, and the Chinese certainly do not fall into the category of their services. But it is true that part of the U.S. Embassy’s expenses are provided by the huge Chinese visa crowd. The visa fee per person is about 800 yuan, and there are hundreds of thousands of people waiting in line for visas every day. Before the online visa appointment service is enabled, you still need to go to CITIC Bank to buy a phone card and call to make a visa appointment. Phone cards are divided into two types: 36 yuan for 8 minutes and 54 yuan for 12 minutes.

Are Americans honest? If you buy an 8-minute phone card, the other party will definitely make an appointment with you within the specified time.

Isn’t it just basic information such as name, passport number, passport issuance time and place? 8 minutes is enough to complete the communication. However, due to the scary atmosphere of high visa rejection rate in the United States, many people choose to buy a 54 yuan 12-minute phone card for fear of running out of time. At this time, an American operator will appear on the phone, repeatedly confirming your passport information, appointment time, etc., just to use up those 12 minutes.

All the above scenes were clearly described in the previously popular movie "Partners in China" where art comes from life but is not higher than life. Any similarity is purely coincidental.

Now that the U.S. economy is in decline, it needs support from wealthy Chinese immigrant groups, study abroad groups, tourist groups, and shopping groups. Therefore, US visas to China have also become significantly looser.

Even if you travel to the United States for the first time, you can often get a stay of up to half a year for multiple round-trips a year; you can even get a visa-free visa interview if you have been to the United States within five years. However, this is all based on your qualifications and credit.

Zinch_China, a netizen working in Yantai, Shandong, recently stated on Sina Weibo that after he left his contact number, the US Embassy called his company twice to verify the relevant information.

The first inquiry lasted 17 minutes, and the second time included the company’s vice president, human resources and office staff who received calls respectively (materials used for visas such as employment certificates need to provide the contact information of the relevant person in charge). Longest query? 31 minutes. Not only did they verify the annual salary, what day the salary was paid, which bank card was used, and which direction the company door faced, they also asked about how many elevators, toilets, and telephone numbers there were in the office, and emphasized that the lines must not be busy, otherwise the visa would be refused.

It may seem sensational, but Liu Linyu, who works in Beijing, confirmed this phenomenon.

She filled in her company phone number in her visa information as required, and the U.S. Embassy called her company for verification. Unfortunately, the company was too big and had too many employees. Perhaps it was because Liu Linyu was unknown in the company. The call was answered by the front desk. The front desk had never heard of Liu Linyu and responded to the US Embassy accordingly. Naturally, there was no suspense about the visa result. She The application was refused due to false information.

There are countless other reasons for refusal.

For example, a visa officer asks an applicant, why are you going to the United States?

He smiled without saying a word, made a gesture of pushing the chips, and shouted "showha.n.d".

The visa officer said: "I'm afraid you won't be able to get it back if you lose all, and you won't want to get it back if you win too much." ?Immediately threw the passport out of the window and refused the visa!

There was also a five-member group delivering visas at the Consulate General in Chengdu. The first person in line was a little girl who said she was going to Las Vegas to watch Jacky Cheung’s concert. The visa officer replied that Jacky Cheung will come to Chengdu to sing soon, and you don’t have to go to the United States. Then the four of them were refused visas.

And if you reach a certain age but still don’t have a house, a car, or a wife, you may also be refused a visa.

Because? There is no reason that can restrain you from returning to the country. Is it a bit like a Shanghai mother-in-law choosing a son-in-law?

When Wang Ran signed up for the UK, he submitted 63 pages of information, including employment certificate, visa application form, income certificate, deposit certificate, salary statement, original household registration book and each page filled out according to the other party's requirements. Photocopies, photocopies of each page of your passport, etc.

Just when he was lamenting that the European countries that are known to promote environmental protection were only talking on paper, because so many papers corresponded to the need to cut down so many trees, his visa was also rejected.

The reason is that there are two questions in the British visa application form. First, how many assets do you have to bear for this trip to the UK, that is, the certificate of deposit.

Wang Ran answered 50,000 yuan.

Second question, how much do you plan to spend on your trip to the UK this time?

Wang Ran answered 20,000. Wang Ran deposited all the money on his salary card to another bank card and submitted a deposit certificate of 50,000 yuan. At this time, the balance of the salary statement he submitted showed only 67 yuan.

Therefore, the reason for the visa rejection letter replied by the British Visa Center is: You said it would cost 20,000 yuan to go to the UK, but your current account shows only 67 yuan. We don’t know how you can afford this trip.

Wang Ran shouted, even if you have money, who would put the money on the salary card?