Why is a Singapore visa rejected?

No matter which country's visa is applied for, there will be a certain risk of refusal, and there is no guarantee that it will pass 100%. Singapore visa has always been a country that is relatively easy to refuse, so what is the reason why the applicant is refused?

If applicants want to get a visa from a country, they first need to understand the relevant policies of the country and the reasons for frequent refusal of visas, so that they can better avoid problems and get a visa.

The common reasons for refusing a Singapore visa are usually as follows:

First, the applicant is a single woman with no stable job. For Singapore visas, the refusal rate for women is much higher than that for men, because the Singapore embassy generally believes that most single women who do not have stable jobs will suspect that applicants have a tendency to stay in Singapore.

Second, applicants who the embassy believes may have a bad impact on local security in Singapore are usually refused a visa.

Third, applicants who have been to Singapore before but have not returned on time within the validity period of their visa will usually be rejected in their next application.

Fourth, if the applicant and his family members have been in Singapore, or if they have relevant illegal records in the country and have been inquired by the embassy, they may directly refuse to sign.

Fifth, if the applicant's household registration is in a sensitive area, there is also a great chance of being refused a visa.

Sixth, the applicant has no previous exit record or Singapore or other countries refused to sign records, etc.

Seventh, the applicant's phone was not answered during the embassy's return visit or he knew nothing about the itinerary during the return visit.

It can be seen that the Singapore Embassy in China has very strict requirements for Chinese citizens to apply for visas, but applicants do not have to worry too much. Applicants try to avoid the above points and choose a reliable agent to improve the visa-out rate as much as possible.

To sum up, there are usually the above reasons for the refusal of applicants when applying for a Singapore visa, and the Singapore Embassy stipulates that visas cannot be applied individually, but can only be submitted through the agency.