Yes, the loan can be restructured many times. Loan restructuring refers to the behavior that banks and lenders agree to readjust loan terms, including interest rate, repayment period and repayment method, and sign a new loan agreement, which can help lenders reduce repayment pressure when they encounter financial difficulties. In the process of loan restructuring, lenders, banks and regulatory agencies need to fully negotiate and communicate, and formulate reasonable plans and programs. The loan restructuring needs to meet certain conditions, such as the lender fully proving its financial difficulties, the bank recognizing the lender's financial difficulties and agreeing to negotiate, and the regulatory agency conducting supervision.