B2 Visa refusal
I am an international student from India, on a student Visa in Australia, currently studying in an Australian university in Melbourne. I had applied for a b2 Visa. And I got rejected under the grounds that I didnt demonstrate strong ties. I was planning on visiting my friend during my semester end break. The officer asked me how my studies were funded. I said from an education loan back in India. Then he asked me the purpose of my visit and the duration to which I replied tentatively a month and half. And finally asked me if I was single. To which I replied yes. And the rejection, I asked for the reason to which he replied I havent stayed in Australia long enough (I have been here 5 months) to prove that I will be able to come back. Can anyone help me figure out what exactly might have gone wrong?
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What happens if my B2 visa is denied?
We always tell people that you should take some time in between applications. If your B2 or B1 visit visas have been denied we would suggest waiting at least six months, and preferably a year, before you reapply. Constantly reapplying does you no good.Can B2 visa be rejected?
B-2 Visa Denials Based on Criminal Record If you have a criminal record, or history of espionage or any links with terrorist groups, there is a strong chance your request for a U.S. visa (of any sort) will be denied.When can I apply for B2 visa after rejection?
You can reapply any time after 3 business days following the previous rejection. You don't have to wait for 6 months or longer.Why is B1 B2 visa rejected?
Poor communication leads to miscommunication, and that can lead to a B1 Visa rejection. People who go to an interview with over-confidence are bound to have a B1 visa rejection. The person holding the meeting will be able to tell whether or not you are confident or over-confident.What if my B1/B2 visa gets denied?
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