Singapore tourist visa refused

Usually, the Singapore Embassy will refuse a visa for the following reasons:

1, young, single female (in recent years, many single women have stayed in Singapore with tourist visas, which is the main reason for refusing visas).

2. Single women registered in Fujian, Northeast China, Henan and other places (the reason is the same as above).

3. Visa applicants who have traveled to Singapore before and failed to leave Singapore on time within the validity period of the visa (individual applicants have legally renewed their visas in Singapore, but the Singapore Embassy in China only recognizes the endorsement at the embassy, and the local renewal is considered invalid. )

4. Visa applicants who are considered by the Embassy to be a potential threat to public safety in Singapore.

5. The purpose of visa is inconsistent with the purpose of declaration, and the information provided is fraudulent.

6. The embassy paid a return visit, but no one answered the phone, and the receiver knew nothing about the visa application.

A Singapore visa is the endorsement and seal of passports or other travel documents held by China or foreign citizens by sovereign authorities to show that they are allowed to enter and leave their own countries or go through border formalities. It can also be said that it is an endorsement certificate issued to them.

Generally speaking, a Singapore visa is a document issued by Singapore's entry-exit administration agencies (such as the Immigration Bureau or the Ministry of Manpower and embassies abroad) to show approval to foreign citizens.