Question about Visa Refusal

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  Is unemployment grounds for refusal of a single-entry 3-month tourist visa?

  I am currently employed and have booked return travel to Australia via Beijing. My itinerary has me spending 3 days (just over 72 hours) in Beijing en route to Australia. I will be travelling with my young son and my girlfriend. Is my unemployment grounds for refusing a visa? I have money in the bank -- will I be required to show account balances? Should I declare myself to be unemployed or retired?

  Asked by Arbeitslos (Switzerland) | Jun. 19, 2014 22:36
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• No, your unemployment won't cause your visa refusal and no need to declare this case. Don't worry! To ensure everything is going smoothly, just prepare a recent 6-month bank statement in case!
  Answered by Iris (Bahamas) | Jun. 21, 2014 05:32

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