Why is the New Zealand tourist visa refused? What is the most likely reason for New Zealand 2 visa refusal?

Generally speaking, there are two main reasons why New Zealand tourism is refused:

1. You don't have enough evidence to prove that you have strong family, social or economic binding outside the United States, and these binding forces will force you to leave New Zealand after a short stay in New Zealand. For example, your work certificate does not meet the application requirements, your asset certificate is insufficient, and your family relationship information is incomplete.

2. The application materials you didn't provide are not enough to prove that you meet the standards of the visa type you applied for, or that you will meet the specific requirements of such visa applicants. For example, there is no previous experience of traveling abroad from big countries, or there is a bad record of traveling abroad.

After the New Zealand tourist visa is rejected, you will receive a refusal letter explaining the reasons for the refusal. The applicant can supplement the information according to the reasons and reapply.