20 1 1 Irish visa refusal and complaints

On August 17, the Irish visa was refused, and liuxue86.com complained about it. After the Irish visa is refused, you can appeal:

If the application is rejected, but the applicant still wants to go to Ireland, the applicant can lodge a complaint or submit a new application. If the applicant decides to submit a new application, the applicant's previous visa application records will be taken into account. If the applicant thinks that the visa result is incorrect, he can also lodge a complaint with the Ombudsman. For the first application, for some applications, the visa office may only investigate and verify some materials before making a decision. However, at the time of appeal, every link of the application materials will be re-verified. When the applicant is informed of the visa result, he will receive a letter of refusal, which lists the reasons for refusal in detail. I will inform you to submit the materials the next day or so, and then arrange an interview. Be sure to prepare the complaint materials. The tone of the complaint letter should be polite but tough.

Ireland reminds: If your visa application is rejected because of submitting false materials, you will have no right to appeal. If your application is rejected, the rejection letter will clearly state whether you have the right to lodge a complaint. You must lodge a complaint within 2 months from the date of signing the refusal letter. There is no charge for complaints.

Ireland was refused a visa as follows:

(1) There is not enough proof, and the funds guarantee is fraudulent or some other materials are fraudulent. This situation is generally irreversible, and most of these students will be refused visas again because their integrity is gone.

(2) The applicant's study plan is unreasonable, which is inconsistent with his real English level. The purpose of going abroad is to emigrate, and his major choice is not clear.

(3) insufficient funds for studying abroad. A single certificate of deposit does not prove that the applicant has sufficient funds. There must be clear and definite other materials to prove it. Moreover, it must be clear in the materials that all funds should really belong to the applicant and his guarantor, not just for applying for a visa.

Irish visa refusal and its complaints