European tourist visa refused

1. Summary of common reasons why European visas are rejected:

1. Poor financial status

After carefully reviewing the applicant’s income certificate, the visa The official meeting came to a relevant conclusion: Perhaps the applicant’s financial ability cannot support all the expenses of traveling and living in Europe. It is also possible that the applicant’s current funds cannot bear the cost of traveling to and from Europe. Rejection of a visa in such a situation is also expected.

2. The purpose and plan of the trip are confusing and unclear

The applicant’s visa materials cannot reflect the true purpose of traveling to Europe and the detailed schedule in Europe. The materials that can prove the above content (such as air tickets, hotel orders, etc.) have not been submitted to the visa officer for review.

3. Document fraud.

If the authenticity of the documents provided by the applicant is unreliable, the visa will be rejected 100% of the time. During the visa application process, arbitrarily altering the information on the document, forging relevant documents, etc. are all acts of fraud.

2. What we should do correctly after being refused a European visa:

1. Try to apply for a visa from another country within the Schengen countries.

The Schengen countries have their own unique system. For example, if you apply for a French visa, you will unfortunately be refused. If you later apply for a visa from another country, the previous French visa rejection record will be seen by the visa officer. Schengen visas are valid and can be used within the Schengen countries. But if your French visa is refused and you apply for a visa in another country, they will investigate the refusal.

2. Prepare visa materials again and continue to apply for a visa from the previous country.

After a European visa is refused, you must first find out the real reason for the refusal, then prepare all the visa materials in a targeted manner, and finally apply for a visa. This choice is relatively reliable.

3. A letter of appeal is necessary.

After a European visa is refused, an appeal letter may appear. Applicants must describe their circumstances in detail based on their personal reasons for visa rejection, in order to refute the visa officer’s statement. But this will take more time. Generally, it takes at least several weeks from the time the appeal letter is written to the time the appeal is successful. The embassy may insist on the visa officer’s judgment.