Will the rejection of a US visa have any impact on me in the future? What about other countries?

First of all, once you are refused a visa, your visa refusal record information will be retained in the embassy computer for a lifetime and can never be deleted. Moreover, visa rejections in the United States are not stamped now, so they have no impact on other countries~

But even if you have been rejected, you don’t have to worry. There is no difference between being rejected once and rejected five times. As long as your binding force is greatly improved compared to the last time, it is completely possible to pass. It is not impossible to refuse the visa several times as mentioned on the Internet. Rejecting a visa just means that at some historical stage your binding force did not meet the requirements of the embassy. Just like when we take the TOEFL test, the full score is 100, and the passing score is 60. The last time you were refused a visa, it was because your binding force did not reach the embassy’s minimum passing line of 60 points. Which We strive to improve our own restraint and improve our own restraint score. Some websites say that if you are refused a visa 3 times, you will never be able to go to the United States. These are nonsense. Applicants who were refused a visa 7-8 times have also successfully applied for a group visa. Just like we failed to pass the college entrance examination, and then took cram school, failed to pass, then took cram school, and finally passed the exam. As for increasing the binding force, you can click on our avatar on the computer to enter our website for consultation. I wish you good luck with your future visa~