China s most difficult country to get a visa, with a visa rejection rate of 33, what is the reason f

This is because many Chinese have traveled there before, attracted by the beautiful scenery and living conditions, so they have immigrate. Although migration can contribute to local development to a certain extent, if the number of immigrants is too large, it will lead to a decline in local living standards, and there may be a shortage of resources such as education and medical care. As the second most powerful country on the American continent after the United States, Canada's own development situation is also relatively good, and the domestic welfare system is relatively perfect.

As society develops, people become more eager to pursue a high quality of living. Therefore, gradually travel has become a way for many people to adjust their lives, not only to relieve stress, but also to appreciate different scenery and customs. Canada, as one of the favorite destinations for many Chinese, has a large number of Chinese traveling to Canada every year, but in this case, Canada is indeed more strict with China's visa processing, which is to reduce the probability of Chinese immigrating to Canada.

As one of the developed countries, Canada not only has a good economic development, but also a well-protected ecological environment in Canada, with many very beautiful scenery. In particular, Canada's maple trees are famous all over the world, and a large number of tourists from all over the world come to visit and take pictures every autumn, so Canada is also known as the "Land of Maple Leaves". Therefore, it is very in line with the requirements of many Chinese, and there will be many Chinese who try their best to immigrate to Canada.

But in reality, we don't need to. At present, some of China's systems are also slowly improving, and our own development is also in the forefront of the world, and I believe that our life will be better in the near future.

It is normal for the visa refusal rate to be high. Compared to the United States, this rejection rate is not too big, right? It's just that many people think that the U.S. visa wants an interview and gives up.

I feel that it is very simple to add a visa without an interview, and I have met many friends in third-tier cities with blank passports who have casually found someone to hand in the materials and were denied visas. If you have multiple U.S. visas and have been to the U.S. once. Then you can go through the simple procedure to apply for a visa.

If you have a permanent residence in Beijing or Shanghai and have a U.S. visa, you will basically not be denied a visa.

In fact, there is a misunderstanding, apostille is now much easier than in the past. Ten years ago, it was much more difficult to apostille than it is now. At that time, a leader in Shanghai had a house and a car, and he had opened a company by himself, and his unit certificate and bank statement were all denied.

Nowadays, visa refusals are rare. When I saw the data in 2009, the visa rejection rate in Canada was already 28 percent. How many people dared to apply at that time?

In addition, for Canadian visa applicants, other visas other than the United States visa are not of much help. In particular, those who have not had a non-UK, EU, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand individual visa are actually not helpful in applying for a visa. Many people go to Japan, Europe, and Australia on a team visa.

As for Singapore, the ideal country in the minds of many Chinese people, South Korea and other places do not help even if it is a personal independent travel visa.

In conclusion, it is actually much easier to apply for an apostille than in the past. The reason for the high rejection rate is that the number of applicants is multiplied, and many people despise the endorsement.

The main reason is that many Chinese people immigrated to Canada before, which caused the sharp rise in housing prices in Canada, causing dissatisfaction among local Canadian residents, so it is becoming more and more difficult to apply for visas.

It should be because there are too many Chinese there, so now that the Chinese are being controlled, the visa rejection rate will reach 33%.

Canada, known as the Maple Leaf Kingdom, is a country with beautiful scenery, at the same time, Canada is also a very open, inclusive country, it is precisely because of this, more and more Chinese want to immigrate to Canada, and even a large number of Chinese have successfully immigrated, which has brought a lot of problems to Canada, the most serious of which is that the housing prices in Canada have soared, causing many local people in Canada to be dissatisfied. It is for this reason that Canada's visa problems for Chinese are becoming more and more stringent.

I used to apply for a visa to the United States, in Shanghai, I saw that the visa officer seemed to be acting according to his mood, I didn't give any of the windows next to me, and the little girl who went to school cried urgently, I joked with the visa officer and gave me my passport, I didn't understand.

Tourists from our country who want to travel abroad, or want to immigrate abroad, need to apply for a visa. This kind of visa processing is actually relatively open to visa processing in various countries in the world, and some modern countries are even more so, basically there will be no refusal if the procedures are complete, but in recent years, Canada's visa review procedures have become more and more stringent, and the rejection rate remains high.

Many people also speculate whether Canada is not allowing us to go to that place for our Chinese residents, but this is not the case. It's just that according to some opinions of the people in Canada, Canada has increased the review of visa immigration for our people, because many Chinese people choose to move to Canada, Canada is indeed a very beautiful city, known as the Maple Leaf Kingdom, and the economic development has been a long time, it is an old developed capitalist country, and it is also very perfect in terms of infrastructure construction, and the standard of living is still good, naturally many people want to go to such a country, More and more Chinese people are pouring into Canada, which naturally leads to local prices**, affecting the normal life of local people.

Originally, in a country like Canada, the land is sparsely populated and the population is relatively small, but the land area is among the top in the world, and the housing prices are not too high, but more and more Chinese people are pouring into Canada. The house price has been raised to a relatively high subsistence allowance in their country, although in our opinion, this house price is still very low, because our domestic house prices are quite high in the world, and this house price is acceptable for us, but the local residents think that the influx of a large number of Chinese people has affected their prices and housing prices, and affected their normal life, so they strongly demand ** restrictions on Chinese migration and visas.

Therefore, it is understandable from Canada's point of view that there is such a high rejection rate that cannot be kept up. Because after all, the opinions of the people in the country are more important, although they are a country that is open enough and has very beautiful scenery, but they can't go without a visa, so if you really want to immigrate to this country, you must make all kinds of preparations in advance, and you must be complete, so as not to affect your mood and travel with several visa refusals.

China's most difficult country to get a visa: the rejection rate is more than 30%? The truth is speechless.

I think there should not be many such countries, after all, the consumption power of Chinese is still relatively high.

Our homeland must continue to be strong and united. Otherwise, even if everyone knows the whole world, everyone goes abroad to send their hard-earned money at home. Yellow skin goes to the world**, and it is also unconfident, and will be looked down upon by white skin from the heart.

Canada, it's really incomprehensible, it's really hard to do, it's really sad.

For Chinese tourists, the most difficult visa is not to obtain a visa from European and American countries, but to Senegal, which is located in Africa, followed by Bhutan, India, the United States, Schengen, Canada, the United Kingdom, Mexico, Australia, Panama and other countries.

It's all about hope, and in reality, not many countries like us

Apply for a U.S. visa first, and then apply for an additional visa, and you will be approved.

I've been to many countries, but Canada has been rejected.

Canada, I don't think this place wants people from other countries to go here.

China is the most difficult in the world.

It is understood that 71 countries in the world have banned Chinese from entering the country, such as Australia, North Korea, the United States, Japan, Russia, the Philippines, Kuwait, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, New Zealand, Singapore, Vietnam, Afghanistan, Brazil, Egypt and other countries have issued relevant restrictions, such as prohibiting visas, suspending relevant flights, and prohibiting relevant personnel from entering the country.

1. North Korea: Temporarily ban Chinese citizens from entering the country, and conduct a 30-day quarantine observation for all recent arrivals, including North Korean citizens.

2. Philippines: Temporarily prohibit anyone from Chinese mainland, Hong Kong and Macao Special Administrative Regions from entering the country, except for Filipino citizens and holders of permanent residence visas issued by the Philippines**, and compulsory quarantine for 14 days after entry; Suspension of the issuance of landing visas to Chinese citizens.

3. Singapore: Since February 2, Chinese citizens and passengers (including non-Chinese travelers) who have been to Chinese mainland in the past 14 days are prohibited from entering Singapore, and new permanent residents and long-term permit holders can enter Singapore and apply for a 14-day holiday on their own initiative; The issuance of new visas to Chinese passport holders has been suspended, and the application of short-term visas, multiple-entry visas and visa transit facilitation measures has been suspended, during which holders will not be allowed to enter the country.

4. Japan: Since February 1, foreigners holding Chinese passports issued by Hubei Province and China have been denied entry.

5. United States: Starting at 5 p.m. on February 2, foreign nationals (excluding immediate family members of U.S. citizens and permanent residents) who have visited China in the past 14 days will be temporarily barred from entering the country. Flights from China can only enter at seven airports, New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, Seattle, Atlanta and Honolulu, to identify passengers.