Filipino working in China

[Yhana 7]

I applied  tourist visa in Manila and in Singapore both were denied. I got a close ties in Philippines since I got my own house, car, businesses and enough cash approx 500K in my bank acct at that time and a child.  so definitely I will come back. CO told me that I am single and they are afraid that I might  not come back. 

I tried business visa and still denied, I was denied 4 times all in all,  until I met my hubby and he filed a K1 visa for me after his 5x visit in the Philippines.  I would suggest u better visit her and apply for K1 visa

[Boiler 45,932]

I would not have thought many would have 500k and be refused a visa.

[SusieQQQ 11,587]

7 minutes ago, Boiler said:

I would not have thought many would have 500k and be refused a visa.

If it’s USD it’s surprising, if it’s PHP less so ...that’s under 10k, at least how.

[Yhana 7]

yes to think I will leave my child during the tour. The CO was very nice telling me that "Im so sorry I know u can afford to visit America but I doubt you will come back here since you are still single" and I further explained that  I got a child, a business and a properties  enough reason to go back" and again told me. " Im sorry. maybe next time. hehehee... but thanks God after 4 denials, on my  5th I got the visa. 

Edited February 13, 2018 by Yhana

[Yhana 7]

Oh its just a Philippine money 500k is 10k US dollars only. 

[Boiler 45,932]

1 minute ago, Yhana said:

Oh its just a Philippine money 500k is 10k US dollars only. 

That explains it, and people leave children behind all the time.

[geowrian 22,338]

2 minutes ago, Yhana said:

yes to think I will leave my child during the tour.

The brutal truth is many other Filipinos have done exact that (and then brought them to the US later), which is why children do not constitute much of a tie there.

$10k is not really much for a tourist...one would expect a good chunk of that to be used just on airfair, hotels, food, etc...and reasonably a person intending to come back would not spend that much of their savings on one trip.

[Yhana 7]

Yes u r very right, for Filipino like me, its really hard to get approve. coz there are lots of cases for filipinos who really dont come back. even if our intention is pure tour only , but its hard for the CO to be convinced due to their experiences  on filipino tourists.

49 minutes ago, geowrian said:

The brutal truth is many other Filipinos have done exact that (and then brought them to the US later), which is why children do not constitute much of a tie there.

$10k is not really much for a tourist...one would expect a good chunk of that to be used just on airfair, hotels, food, etc...and reasonably a person intending to come back would not spend that much of their savings on one trip.

 

Edited February 13, 2018 by Yhana

[WeGuyGal 1,052]

If previous 'tourists' had not forgotten to return home, getting a B visa wouldn't have been such a pain.