An overview of the situation that Spanish visa applications are easily rejected

When applying for studying abroad, what will make the visa officer doubt the applicant and affect the visa for studying abroad? According to experts, more than 90% of those who have been refused visas cannot convince visa officers that they are qualified applicants. In addition, providing false materials, having too low academic qualifications, being too old and other reasons may make the applicant be included in the "blacklist" of visa officers. Only by avoiding being in it can we successfully pass the visa and embark on the road to study as soon as possible.

Application materials counterfeiter

Visa officers have a habit of assuming that all applicants are inclined to emigrate, and the interview is to give them an opportunity to see if they have the ability and evidence to convince the visa officer. The applicant is older and has a lower education, which makes it easy to doubt his motivation to go abroad. There is no shortcut to persuade the visa officer, but he can only be moved by his sincere attitude towards studying. You can explain in detail the purpose of going abroad and future plans, and finally get a visa.

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If there is no reasonable relationship between the annual income of the applicant's parents and the deposits provided, the visa officer will think that his family can't provide so many deposits at all; Or think that the applicant will take most of his savings after going abroad, and the life at home will be greatly affected. Visa officers usually don't release applicants whose financial ability is far-fetched. Visa officers are concerned about whether the applicant has enough money to study and live abroad, whether it will affect his studies because of his work and whether it will become a burden to his family. Therefore, when preparing materials, applicants should start with dispelling the concerns of visa officers and provide strong evidence to show their economic strength.

Those who have unclear learning objectives.

Visa officers usually ask some questions related to the applicant's study during the interview, for example, why did you choose this university and this major; What are the educational characteristics and professional specialties of universities? If the applicant doesn't know much about this and what he can do after graduation, the visa officer will naturally doubt his learning motivation and learning ability, and it is easy to be refused a visa. Getting the visa officer to recognize your reasons for studying abroad is the basic condition for applying for a visa. In this regard, applicants should carefully prepare in advance, understand the education system of the destination country, the basic situation of the selected school, the characteristics and curriculum of their major, and formulate a clear and complete study plan.

Poor performance in the interview

Visa interview mainly examines the applicant's language ability, communication ability and learning purpose. If the applicant's language ability is poor, answering the visa officer's questions is irrelevant, or he is too confident and goes too far, it will have a bad influence on the visa officer's judgment. The performance of the interview plays a decisive role in the success of the visa, so applicants should be cautious. Introverts, in particular, are advised to participate in professional interview training, make interview plans according to their own characteristics, and know how to avoid common mistakes in interviews.

In addition, be concise when answering questions, and don't be too quiet and shy.