How to avoid immigration tendency when applying for a visa

1, frequent entry, long stay each time, and repeated application for extension.

If the visa holder has the above situation without reasonable explanation, it is likely to arouse the vigilance of the visa officer and will be refused or repatriated because of his "immigration tendency"

2. The information provided is inconsistent or contradictory.

For example, you apply for a visa with a friend's company, but the visa office finds that there is no such person in the company, or you are a primary school teacher and want to go abroad to inspect the welfare home for the elderly. These situations usually make the visa officer think that you are lying, which is intolerable. Unless you can find a very satisfactory explanation in a short time, your application will usually be rejected, and the probability of applying for the same visa in the future is quite high.

3. The visa applicant is from a "high-risk area"

The visa office often finds that applicants in a certain area violate the visa regulations, so this area will be classified as a high-risk area. Visa officers usually handle applications from this area strictly. Although this situation is unscientific, it does exist.

4. Is it a "high-risk group"

For example, unmarried or divorced women aged 18-35 will receive "special care" from visa officers when applying for visas, and they are "high-risk groups". Because abroad, with or without a visa, these people have a much higher chance of finding a job than men. So the task of the visa officer is to keep these people out, even if there is only a little possibility.

5. Is there enough money?

No matter what your purpose of going abroad is, you need certain economic strength as support, so visa officers usually pay attention to two points: whether there is a stable and considerable income; Whether there is enough money to pay for the trip.

6. Have you been abroad before?

If the applicant has never been to any country before, you need to pay attention, because for someone who has never been abroad, there are many explanations, such as why do you want to go abroad now? Why go to country A instead of country B? Of course, if the passport is stamped with a colored seal, it is unlikely that it will be judged to have "immigration tendency".

7. Is there a history of visa refusal?

If the first application is rejected, you need to pay attention when you apply again in the future. Because any subsequent visa officer will carefully consider why others refuse to sign you, but he wants to give you a visa.