What should I do if my visa for visiting relatives in Germany is refused?

Germany is also a developed country. Whether visiting relatives or other types, whether the visa can be passed depends mainly on the applicant's comprehensive information: have you been to other countries before? Is there a stable marriage in China? Do you have a stable job and income? What about the assets in your name? Is household registration a sensitive area? The better the comprehensive information in these aspects, the greater the chance of visa passing; If the information is obviously flawed, it is easy to refuse the visa.

And if you want to visit relatives, you must have good information from abroad and at home to pass. If the applicant's information is poor and relatives are abroad, it seems that there are people abroad to meet him, and the immigration tendency is more serious. It's easier to refuse a visa.

If the visa applicant's information is good, but if the information of foreign relatives is not good, it will also lead to visa refusal. For example, whether the status of foreign relatives is legal, whether their jobs are stable, whether they have a stable residence, whether they have enough assets and whether they pay enough taxes will all affect the visa pass rate.

To sum up, if the applicant has good information and foreign relatives, it is icing on the cake, and the customer information is good, so naturally there are foreign relatives; If the applicant has poor information and relatives abroad, it will be even worse.

Re-signing, in order to improve the visa pass rate, we can see if we can provide other auxiliary materials that are helpful to the visa pass according to our own situation, such as salary flow, social security, tax bills, etc. University degree or above, professional qualification certificate, photos of outbound travel and family photos can all be provided as bonus items.

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