Hypothetically speaking, if someone is denied a tourist visa at one out of country consulate, can you apply again at a different consulate or is there some finality to that situation? Do you receive the dreaded “red stamp” in this case?
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If someone is denied a tourist visa at one consulate, they may still apply at a different consulate. There is no finality in the initial denial unless a specific condition, such as a 'red stamp' indicating a permanent ban, is applied. However, each application is evaluated on its own merits, and factors from the previous denial could still impact the outcome.