Do This To Avoid Visa Rejections

Do This To Avoid Visa Rejections:

Follow these simple strategies to take the sting out of applying for a visa and avoid visa rejections. 

Do Ensure That Your Application Is Complete
An incomplete application is one of the most frequent reasons for visa rejection. Make sure that there are no documents missing, no fields left unfilled, and that you provide all necessary information.

In fact, every visa application comes with its own set of instructions to help you fill the form, and it makes sense to first carefully read these instructions. You can go one step further and print out a dummy form, and fill that before filling in the actual form. It will help you keep all the information you need ready before filling the form, whether online or physically.

Do Follow The Rules
Failing to adhere to the rules and regulations set by the immigration authorities might also cause a visa rejection. Do not provide incorrect, misleading or vague information or try to manipulate the system.

Do Offer Complete Travel Details
Many visa applications require you to provide details of the destinations you will be visiting, what, in general, you will be doing, and often your accommodation details. Filling in a vague itinerary or insufficient details can raise suspicions and might be grounds for visa rejection.

Do Clearly State The Purpose Of Your Visit
Whether you will be travelling for tourism, business, education, or work often determines the type of visa you need to apply for, so first make sure you’re filling the right application. Clearly articulate why you need to travel, and provide supporting documents as required. Failure to justify why you need the visa can result in loss of credibility.

Do Ensure Your Passport Passes Muster
Visa rejections can also be caused by issues with your passport, including damage, a lack of blank pages, and expiration. Make sure your passport has at least two blank pages for visa stamps, and is valid for the dates of your travel.

Do Show Proof Of Sufficient Funds
Every country wants to know that you will be able to cover your expenses while on their soil. This helps reassure them that you will not seek unauthorised employment to support yourself. Provide bank statements, salary slips and sponsorship letters. Some countries also require you to take travel insurance of a certain amount to cover all emergency scenarios.