Yes, Spain, as a developed country, has certain risks in refusing visas. The average visa pass rate in Spain is only about 40%. Therefore, it is easier to refuse a visa if you apply for it yourself. Visa officers in Spain mainly focus on the following four points. First, have you ever been to a developed country comparable to Spain? Second, what is your personal assets? Third, are you married and have children? Fourth, is there a stable source of income in the country where you work? If one or two of these four points fail to meet the test tube requirements, it is easy to be refused. Therefore, we must pay attention to it, and it must be strongly binding to convince former officials that we are going back to China, which will be easier. So how can we increase our binding force? For specific information, you can also click on our avatar on the computer and click on our website at the top of the page to enter the website for detailed consultation. Good luck with your visa ~