Unmarried woman's 24-year-old whiteboard passport will go to Europe or Australia first next year, mainly to sign a trip to Canada.

First of all, it is difficult for you to sign Europe in this situation.

The Schengen visa first values assets and jobs. It requires you to deposit at least 50 thousand yuan in your own name, and it needs a running record of six months to one year. It is not decisive for you to have real estate in your name. In European visas, real estate can only be used as an aid.

In addition, what you need is not an annual salary certificate, but an on-the-job certificate. It is necessary to specify when you will go to Europe, when you will come back, and how much your monthly salary is. Remember, if the employment certificate you use is not true (for example, you don't work in your father's company but your father gave you an employment certificate), you must say hello to the people in the company in advance, because many times the visa center will call to check, and once you make a mistake, you can imagine.

If you are over 18 years old and graduated, you can't use your parents' assets.

If you can solve the two problems of your assets and employment certificate, the others are minor problems.

I suggest that you sign a tour group in a travel agency to go to Europe, so the chances of signing it are relatively high. It is indeed possible to refuse a visa if you are unmarried, but if you let the bank run smoothly, the problem will not be great.