I signed up for a group tour in Europe, and the travel agency said that my visa refusal rate was very high, and I was about to collapse! !

As a developed country, Europe does have a certain visa refusal rate, and the visa pass rate is related to the following factors: have you been to a developed country like Europe; Whether married with children or single and divorced; Whether the household registration is in a sensitive area; Do you have a stable job? Telephone surveys can also be conducted in Europe. If the telephone survey answer is not good, it may affect the visa pass rate.

It doesn't matter when to sign again after refusing the visa. What matters is whether the binding force is higher than last time. If the binding force is improved, you can apply for a new visa at any time. If nothing has changed, that is to say, the binding force has not improved compared with last time, then even if you sign again ten years later, the result will still be rejected.