The issue of deposits for self-guided tours issued by travel agencies: I would like to ask why travel agencies charge deposits (50,000-100,000) from people who do self-guided tours. What is this depos

The issue of deposits for self-guided tours issued by travel agencies: I would like to ask why travel agencies charge deposits (50,000-100,000) from people who do self-guided tours. What is this deposit used for?

The travel agency's deposit is "temporarily withheld" and does not need to be handed over to the embassy. It can be said that the travel agency collects it for the embassy.

The purpose is simple: I am afraid that you will not come back if you run away. There is no need to have any special emotions, this is a normal situation when traveling abroad.

I also paid a deposit when I went abroad. To be honest, as long as it is a big travel agency, you don’t have to worry about being cheated. The travel agency will naturally return it to you when you return to your country.

How to not give a deposit: 1. If you go to countries such as Australia, Japan, the United Kingdom, and Europe for the first time, or if you go to a travel agency with a white passport, you will definitely be charged for it. As long as you go there once, you will be charged for it again. Won't take it anymore. Talk to the person you signed up with and ask the travel agency to waive the fee.

2. If you have particularly abundant funds and a strong asset certificate, sometimes you can be exempted from the fee.

3. If you know someone, they can help you without accepting it.