Why did you refuse to keep it a secret?

Now more and more countries will state the reasons for refusing visas. Of course, some countries, like the United States, only give white forms. Why keep it a secret, or keep it private? I think there are three reasons. First, save work costs. The number of visas that embassies and consulates need to apply for every day is very large, and the number of visa refusals is also quite large. If the reasons for each refusal are explained in detail, it will undoubtedly increase the workload; Secondly, sometimes the visa is refused because of the subjective judgment of the visa officer, such as observing micro-expressions to judge whether the visa applicant is honest and natural. There may be deviations here, which are not easy to explain to the rejected people; Third, avoid disputes caused by visa refusal, and avoid some people who know the reasons but don't accept them going to the embassy or consulate to make trouble.

In fact, the main reason why every country refuses a visa is that it suspects that you have an "immigration tendency." Through self-examination, you can roughly know your own problems and make improvements. The following are common reasons for visa refusal:

1. Submit false or forged information;

2. Being refused a visa or being blacklisted;

3. Insufficient travel funds;

4. Personal and work binding force is not strong;

5. The information about the purpose of travel and the conditions of stay in the destination country is unreliable;

6. It may pose a threat to public order, national security, public health or international relations of one or more countries in the destination country.

The confidentiality of visa refusal is actually the same as that of the consulate, just like everyone has the right to privacy. Why should the consulate keep a secret? The first is to protect their rights and interests. If everyone who refuses to sign a visa calls or goes to the consulate in person to ask if the visa has been issued, those who refuse to sign a visa will generally be in a bad mood, and some people with bad temper will even get angry on the spot, which is also a way to avoid conflicts. Secondly, the confidentiality of visa refusal is also conducive to the applicant to continue to apply for a visa later. The visa officer judges that refusing a visa is not a cold. Sometimes, due to inaccurate subjective judgment, the visa officer gave the visa again when applying for the second time. Therefore, for visa officers and consulates, keeping the visa refusal secret is one of the effective ways to avoid confrontation.

The reasons for visa refusal in most countries are confidential, but not all countries will not let you know the reasons for visa refusal. Please see my video for details.

I also want to know why visa officers are so awesome, so selfless and so cold.

No one knows the specific reasons for the visa refusal, because they are all in the embassy system. Moreover, everyone's information is different, and the reasons for refusing the visa are certainly different, but there are several common ones:

1. The visa materials are not fully prepared and the visa is refused.

2. If it is because of its own conditions, it is temporarily unable to meet the application conditions for a Canadian visa.

3. Many applicants have excellent conditions, but they are still refused visas, because visa applications are also lucky.

But, don't be nervous. You can sign at any time as long as you adjust your information after refusing to sign.

I use the American visa to speculate why the refusal should be kept secret.

One of the core ideas of non-immigrant visa in the United States is that I have enough funds to pay all the expenses during my stay in the United States and have no tendency to immigrate.

The visa officer assumes in advance that all the interviewees are inclined to emigrate, so all the materials prepared by the interviewer are to produce evidence to convince the visa officer that I have money (scholarship or at my own expense) and will not immigrate to the United States (for example, I have property, social connections, a decent job, a car and a house, my own company, a good company and a high salary, etc.). ).

Once you refuse the visa, it means that you are either short of funds, or he thinks that you have a serious immigration tendency from your materials and the question and answer process of the interview. He won't tell you the reasons for refusing the visa in case you argue with him that those reasons are invalid.

My experience is that the visa officer's refusal is often justified. When you can finally convince yourself that you are rich and have no tendency to emigrate, you can also convince the visa officer to give you a visa.