What is it like to be denied a visa abroad?

I just applied for an F1 student visa in the United States and received a rejection letter from the visa officer today, and the materials were prepared for three months, and yesterday I ran from Zhengzhou to Beijing with a low-grade fever, and I was directly passed by the visa officer in a few words, which feels like all the efforts in preparing the materials in the previous months have been in vain. The experience is: to use an analogy, I bought an IP10 and was robbed as soon as I received it, and I couldn't appeal to the robber.

I didn't find an agent for the visa materials I prepared, and I got the visa in 9 days, a student visa.

1.Give the visa center a few more ** to confirm the materials, the staff is not the same, prepare more property certificates, although there is no requirement but also just in case.

2.The letter of acceptance must include the date of the report and other details that indicate your plans to study abroad.

3.The school certificate should be on the special red paper of the school (with your school's name and address **) on it.4If there is an interview process, prepare your study abroad plan in advance, the more detailed the better, and pay attention to the entry ticket and hotel, like a test prep, and show that you will not be prepared to stay in the other country's country for a long time (maybe you don't think so, but you have to say so).

5.Don't fold the materials, let alone fold them in half, especially the certificate of deposit, it must be a brand new kind.

6.Bring a credit card to prove that you have money to spend at all times.

I want to cry! I went to the interview, and the foreigner asked a few questions programmatically, and then refused the visa.

I just got my passport today, there is a letter of refusal lying in the envelope, my heart is really sunny, I did the business visa with the supervisor, the list of materials is all I checked and prepared, the high-speed rail ticket and visa fee to Shanghai are all paid by me, the invitation letter of the two of us proves that everything is the same, as a result, she issued a visa one day, flew to France five days ago, I got a letter of refusal today, saying that the purpose of staying in France is unknown, by ! Don't bring it like this! The key is that I still want to go abroad for a honeymoon with my husband after the New Year, and it will definitely be affected!

I signed the U.S. visa in 2015, and I had only been to Vietnam before signing it, so I guess I went abroad.

Because I didn't want to travel abroad at that time, it just so happened that the daughter-in-law's unit arranged a family trip for the New Year, and the procedures were all prepared by the unit.

I really don't want to travel abroad, it's full of people. Later, I couldn't stand my daughter-in-law and said, to be honest, I went with a stomach unhappy, I entered the embassy, it was a woman's interview, I saw that others were very respectful, very careful, I didn't care about the mentality, looking around.

When I arrived, the beautiful woman in it asked me what I was doing in the United States, I said travel, asked me about my income, and I said I didn't know, maybe I was doing business.

Ask me if I have relatives in the United States, no.

In the end, I was a little anxious, and I turned back to my daughter-in-law and children and said, why do you have so many things to do when you go to the United States, what can you do if you don't go.

Then I looked at my daughter, took our family's passports, said we could go, and said to her, you give me back your passport, what are you doing with my passport, my daughter-in-law said that she passed, I turned my face and left, and I saw a girl who came out of the lattice next to me wiping her tears and leaving.

I applied for a U.S. visa in March 14, and I have traveled freely to Russia, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, South Korea, and Taiwan before that....During the interview, I asked three questions: what to do in the United States, how many days to go, and when to graduate. Then I refused in seconds, and my passport didn't even turn over, and it felt the same as failing the exam.

The reason why I was denied a visa to Japan is that many people in a certain area of our city travel to Japan and then run away, stay in Japan to work as a black worker, and then the chance of being denied a visa over there is very, very high, and I am unfortunately one of them. But I really don't like to work in the dark, okay?

It's very uncomfortable, I'm very lost, I hope someone is worse than me, so it's a little more comfortable, but it's still uncomfortable.

The 2+2 course taken by sophomores was denied a visa by Canada at the end of August last year, and was rejected again in November! Finally, I was ready to apply for Australia, and the teacher over there read my information and said that the information prepared in the school was not good enough to cause the visa to be refused! I'm already mad at everything!!

Wasted five months waiting at home for a visa! This time, after spending time revising the documents, I am afraid that I will not be able to apply to Australia in time for the start of school in February! I really want to xx ......

Last year, I went to Europe to play, I did the French Schengen, I was busy with work to find an intermediary for the first time, the information was a mess, I was denied a visa, and when I received the express delivery, I was very unwilling, because I was a small city, and I had to go to Nanjing, and it would take a day to go back and forth, and I had to ask for leave on weekdays, and I tossed back and forth very. Then I was very unwilling, so I checked the information on the Internet, and carefully read the information I did in accordance with the requirements, and I successfully passed the sign. So you still have to rely on yourself for something.

I'm afraid that the visa to go abroad is not good, if the conditions allow, first travel around Southeast Asia in Eastern European countries, these countries are all good visas, Europe can first Schengen visa, group tours, go to a few more countries, and then go to the United States, a developed country. **I have never been to a developed country when I come up, so the probability of refusing a visa is relatively greater than that of traveling to many countries.

Not absolutely. There are many other reasons. It's just that the relative chance will increase. Because if there is a record of refusal, the probability of refusal will increase when other countries see it.

I am 13 years old, my family goes abroad every year, and my family has traveled freely to the United Kingdom, the United States, Singapore, Vietnam, the Philippines, Indonesia, and I have never been denied a visa, and it is super smooth, and I passed it with a few questions, probably because every year it is a large family of six or seven people who go together

It's like playing football, constantly dribbling, passing, dodging, and finally about to kick the goal, but being stopped by the opponent all of a sudden, and the feeling of falling short.

The family is stuck in the refusal of visas, the refusal to visit relatives, and now the visa for studying abroad is also refused, I am desperate in my heart, continue to study abroad visa, and I can only continue to squat at my relatives' house for the New Year.

I'm disappointed, I won't go in the future, so I still choose to play in China.

I just feel that my mentality is about to collapse, really, all the plans have been disrupted, and there are uncontrollable factors in the remake plan.

The senior was denied a visa to France three times in two months during last year's graduation season, and I am now afraid that I will not be able to go to other countries.

It doesn't matter, there are no countries you have to visit. The great rivers and mountains of the motherland have not yet been visited.

The U.S. visa was rejected last year, I don't know what the problem is, the agent is also very surprised, saying that we have a ninety percent chance of passing, but the interview asked a very simple question, we go abroad an average of two or three times a year, but I really haven't been rejected, there is no bad record, I am very unhappy to be rejected by the United States, the key is why I don't know?

To go to Portugal for a honeymoon, the air tickets and hotels were booked, and the visa was denied three times in a row! The honeymoon money was spent on the visa, and the honeymoon didn't go.

Last year, I went to France to verify that I refused, and it was okay for France to refuse other countries that could be done.

If you have been refused a visa from South Africa, and you already have a South African visa. Reason for refusal: I have been to Brazil within half a year, and there is no yellow book.

I haven't been denied a visa, I've been to Japan, France, Italy, Germany, and I used to have a visa from my parents, so I don't understand, the last time I went to Japan, I knew that there were still people who would be denied, and I always thought that as long as I applied, I would have it