German visa refusal situations

According to German law, the consulate only has the right to issue entry visas. Once it involves a residence permit for staying in Germany for more than 3 months, it must obtain the consent of the local Foreigners Administration before issuing an entry visa. This is why the embassy has to send everyone's materials to Germany, and it takes at least three weeks for the visa to be issued. The following is a compilation of relevant information on the reasons for German visa rejection. Welcome to refer to it!

1. If you are over 30 years old, the possibility of visa rejection is very high.

As we all know, in the past, age was never used as a reason for refusal of German visas. However, recently, more and more facts have shown that age has become a common reason for refusal of visas by the German Foreign Affairs Administration in many regions. But this does not mean that all foreigners bureaus recognize this reason for visa refusal. Even the foreigners bureaus that recognize this reason must rely on your comprehensive conditions. At the same time, as long as you can give a reasonable explanation to the foreigners bureau, Generally you can still get a visa.

2. Changing professional direction has also become a reason for refusal of visa by the foreigners administration in some areas of southern Germany.

This is mainly because applicants who do not meet the requirements for changing majors receive university admission notices, and may also be refused to issue a visa by the foreign administration. More visa rejections are due to the fact that the professional direction you changed is very different from what you originally studied. For example, if your original major is economics and you apply for physics, you will very likely be rejected in some southern cities.

3. Fake academic qualifications will also be taken more and more seriously.

Since several incidents of fake academic qualifications being detected have occurred in Germany, the investigation and punishment of Chinese academic qualifications will become increasingly strict. Some universities have even reported this to relevant German authorities. More and more applicants have been rejected due to previous reasons such as expired notices and poor German skills. We recommend that you explain your situation as fully as possible when submitting materials.