What are the abusive experiences of applying for etc. visas?

Shanghai U.S. visa queue until the end of March, the plane to Guangzhou in the morning to sign and the evening plane back, exhausted.

I applied for a South Korean visa, I found an intermediary to handle it, and it has been almost two months, and the visa has not been successful until now, and the deposit will not be refunded, which makes me speechless!

I am a U.S. passport, and I only know that Chinese nationality is the most difficult thing to join when I lose my Chinese nationality, and I live in regret every day. Let's go to Germany next week.

I have never been abroad, I want to go to Singapore to play this year, and the visa I spent 5000 to find an agent and was rejected, and I didn't return the money, and the reason for the rejection was still no reason.

Since 2012, I began to learn English and prepare to go abroad, and after successfully passing the exam in January 2013, I applied for the qualification of studying abroad in March.

After a lap around Lusaka, I was able to get back on the day I got my visa, and in order to save time in the queue, I arrived at the door of the South African Consulate before 8 am and there was already a queue at the gate of 8:30 to work, and I waited for hours last night. It's so annoying.

I applied for a visa with my colleague, and a month later, my colleague and friends who had applied for a visa with me got U.S. visas one after another, and I still haven't heard from me. Then a friend comforted me that I had waited for more than 3 months to get my visa, but there was a problem with my visa and I couldn't get down.

The whole process of submitting the passport and visa application form, except for the fact that the foreign affairs office in Suzhou still treats himself as an uncle, and immediately impatiently puts on his mother's face when asking about the procedures (not serving the people, not even serving the banknotes, bad reviews!) Everything else is fine.

I felt that when I was waiting for a visa, I found that my mobile phone only had less than 1% of the battery left, which was really sadistic, because waiting for a visa was too boring.

I think the sadistic experience is that I actually spent an extra 30 yuan to take a broken photo, and the photo of me is very ugly.

It's not too sadistic, it's just that the two of them go together, I keep reminding my friends to bring their household registration documents or something, and when I arrived at the police station, I found that I didn't bring my household registration book.

The last time we took a cruise, we didn't think of the islands of Japan and South Korea as going abroad, but we still met a friend who was sampled by Japan and South Korea. My Internet celebrity friend "Plagiarism a Cat" was also unfortunately shot down and was removed from the interview, and he was brushed off alone.

I have a friend who wanted to go to Italy, and after thinking about it for two years, he finally made the trip, and he took his family and his family together. She didn't know who to listen to, the French visa was the best. Obviously her destination was Italy, and she went to apply for a French visa, but the visa officer refused to do so.

I am of mixed Chinese and Japanese descent, and when I applied for the US visa, I could count the countries I went to before the Chinese interview I chose on one hand, and they were all small countries.

The visa officer was an uncle, and I was in a panic when I looked at my passport over and over again.

I started by asking three general questions.

Q: What are you doing in the United States?

Q: With whom.

Suddenly, my uncle asked me why I had a Japanese permanent residence visa.

I said it was because my mother was Japanese.

He asked me again why I didn't become a Japanese citizen.

He was stunned for a moment, then laughed.

And so I passed.

Travel to Japan, because I am unmarried, so let me deposit 100,000 mortgage in the bank, the original mailed to the embassy, really disturbing, the second application because I just resigned, people told me that no job is not accepted, but also drunk, hehe, I want to go to Europe people also told me that there is no job and do not handle, because the rejection rate is high, enough!

Don't show your English when applying for a tourist visa! I've seen too many people show off their English and show themselves to death, and the better your English, the more difficult it is for the visa officer to think that you can go to their country and hack it. The shorter the visa answer, the better!

What are you here for? Tourism! How many days?

10 days! Know our country? I don't know much!

And then it's time to have fun in our country! Don't talk to the visa officer.

The Austrian embassy refused to visa me and my sister, saying that the purpose of our trip was not clear, I was really drunk, my passport was almost used up with 46 pages, I couldn't see that we were going to travel independently, and the assets and other information were also very good, is it because the two girls went, and they refused to get a visa if they didn't come back in the dark??? It's so inexplicable, it wasted a total of 2,800 yuan in visa fees for the two of me, and I was angry.

The two of them walked together, and I kept reminding my friends to bring their household registration books or something, and when I arrived at the police station, I found that I didn't bring my household registration books.

When I applied for a Schengen visa in the UK, I asked me to issue a notarized marriage certificate, and I didn't specify it, I told my family to go to the notary office to help me do it and mail it to the UK, and replied to me after handing it over, and it must be a notarization issued by the Chinese Embassy in the UK to be valid.

The mention of visas is full of tears