Japan's visa for visiting relatives was rejected twice. Can I apply for a third time? Is there a limit on the number of visits to relatives?

You can apply for a third tourist visa, but you should pay attention to the following points:

1. There is no clear limit on the number of applications for visiting relatives visas, but when the first two applications are rejected, the third application needs to be more cautious and fully prepared to improve the chances of success.

2. Before applying for the third visit visa, it is recommended to carefully analyze the reasons for the previous two refusals and provide more sufficient and convincing materials for these problems. For example, if the applicant's economic situation was insufficient before, then more economic proof materials are needed to prove that he has enough financial resources to support his expenses during his stay in Japan.

3. When applying for a visa to visit relatives, you need to abide by Japanese entry and exit laws and requirements and provide true, accurate and complete application materials. If false statements or facts are found, the application may be rejected or disqualified.

In addition, you need to pay a visa fee every time you apply for a visit visa, so you need to consider the economic burden.

In short, if you can fully prepare, take it seriously and abide by relevant laws and regulations, it is possible to succeed in applying for a visit visa for the third time.