Why the Schengen visa is denied

Why the Schengen visa is denied



A Schengen visa is an entry permit andtemporary stay in the Schengen countries. Citizens of Russia are denied a Schengen visa quite rarely, but it still happens. In the vast majority of cases, the problem lies in incorrectly selected or documented documents. In general, we can say that the Schengen visa is issued to citizens of Russia quite easily.





Why the Schengen visa is denied


















Instructions





1


Invalid information in the questionnaire. If you specify erroneous information accidentally or intentionally, it is regarded as fraud.





2


Criminal past. A conviction is often the reason for denying a Schengen visa. Nevertheless, it is important here, for which there was a previous conviction, what punishment was given, whether his person left, and so on. A conviction is not a guarantee of refusal.





3


Absence of visible channels for receiving fundsto existence. That is, if you did not provide any documents confirming your financial condition, did not show a certificate of employment or a sponsorship letter, the consular staff may find this suspicious.





4


No travel booking, that is, there are no reservationstickets to the country, hotel reservations, invitations from the host or tickets for events. Employees of the consulate prefer to know what you are going to do in the Schengen area.





5


Negative history of stay in the Schengen areaor Consulates. If a person commits any violations in the territory of the Schengen countries, they are entered in a special database. For example, unpaid fines often become a problem when re-obtaining a visa. Violations of visa deadlines or laws of any country can also be a reason for refusal.





6


The applicant has already been denied a previous visa, but the reasons for the refusal have not been eliminated.





7


There is no reason to believe that the applicant is going to return to the country of residence. For example, a person has no property, no work, family, etc.





8


The applicant's documents do not comply with the rules. The most common problem is the validity of the passport. Remember that it must be valid for three months after the end of the trip to the Schengen countries!





9


Previous Schengen visas were not usedby appointment. For example, the applicant received a Lithuanian visa, but always traveled through Poland and Lithuania was never: it is considered an unauthorized use of the visa.