Refused a Schengen visa
I was refused a Schengen visa to Germany.
I used to work at first but along the way I stopped work and went to school; I just finished my national service but still have not graduated yet because of one paper I have to go and write. Due to being in school, I could not save any more in my bank account, and due to that I personally could not issue my bank statement for the trip.
The man inviting me sent all his documents to the local embassy in Germany before, and he was given this paper (Verpflicthungserklärung) which proves when I am there he can sponsor me very well. Also submitted were my proof of my service attestation and my application, and my uncle's bank statement and company certificate. But with all this, I was still denied the visa.
So what must I do now, as my friend is waiting for my arrival?
Best Answer
I would say that the solution is to get a new job. (Or maybe enroll in university in your home country). Maybe get married and start a family. But do something to show that you have ties to your home country, and have every intention of returning.
The way your application looks, you are "between jobs." For all they know, you might be looking for a new one in Germany. That's a scenario they don't want to deal with.
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Why Schengen visas are refused?
Occasionally, an applicant can be prone to illegal and/or dishonest behavior. Furthermore, some information that the applicant provides may not be per the rules and procedures of the visa application or the country the applicant wishes to visit. This can lead to a visa refusal.Can I apply for Schengen visa after refusal?
A common question newly rejected individuals and couples ask is \u201cCan we apply for a Schengen visa again after rejection?\u201d The answer to this question is always yes. Therefore, instead of appealing your rejected Schengen visa (or if your appeal fails), you could simply apply for a new Schengen visa.What are the chances of getting Schengen visa after rejection?
IS IT POSSIBLE TO APPLY FOR A VISA AFTER REFUSAL? In 90% of cases, a Schengen visa can be opened almost immediately after refusal, if all the requirements of the consulate are met.Can I apply for visa after refusal?
Yes, you can apply if you have detected a mistake in your visa application. However, a country's immigration department may ask you for the copy of your refusal to enter the country before giving you the permission to reapply. If the reasons for the visa refusal are satisfactory, you will be allowed to reapply.My Schengen Visa Rejection Story - Denied From EUROPE Twice!
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