Student visa - Refusal & reapplying Questions

If the employer does not pay the fine to extend my US work visa, do I have to return to my home country?

If my visa gets rejected after paying the deposit, will the entire deposit amount be refunded in UK?

If my lottery visa to the UK is not approved, can I have a second plan to study in another country for a Master's?

Can I apply again after my visa was rejected for the September intake?

If I get rejected once for the US visa, will my chances improve on a second attempt?

Is it possible to convert a visitor visa to a student visa after arriving abroad?

If I show a letter from my current employer stating they will rehire me after my studies, will that help reduce the chance of US visa rejection?

I had a visa rejection last year in September due to a sudden drop in my health condition; will this affect my future visa chances?

Do I need to provide proof or justification for the 10-year gap in my academic/professional history in UK?

Do I need to contact the embassy to cancel my visa and what reasons should I provide?

What are the chances of visa rejection if the APS certificate is not satisfactory?

Is it difficult to get a visa for the USA now?

Is the visa rejection case high for New Zealand study visas?

Can the spouse apply for PR while working on a dependent work visa in Australia?

Is there a backup country option if I do not get admission or visa for Germany for a Master's?

Will my existing 10-year re-entry visa affect my study visa application in Canada?

Does the one-year gap due to US application processing affect study or job prospects?

Is Australia my first priority for study abroad even though the visa rejection rate is high and New Zealand is suggested?

Is it possible to manage the gap in my profile for visa approval in New Zealand?

How common are visa refusals for Ireland compared to other countries?