Will my visa be rejected after taking my fingerprints?

You may be refused a visa after taking your fingerprints.

Taking fingerprints is only a part of the visa application process. It does not mean whether the visa has been granted or not. Whether the visa is approved or not depends on the visa officer's comprehensive consideration during the interview, including the applicant's situation, whether he meets the application conditions, whether he has the tendency to immigrate, etc.

Fingerprint entry is only a part of the visa application process. The visa officer will refer to the fingerprint information when reviewing the applicant's materials, but the fingerprint information is not the only criterion for visa review. Therefore, even if the fingerprint information has been entered into the system, it does not mean that the visa has been approved. In other words, the visa may be rejected after the fingerprints are recorded. The visa officer will also conduct interviews, investigations, etc. on the applicant, and decide whether to issue a visa based on the final review results.

Notes on applying for a visa

1. Bring all the required materials

When applying for a visa, you need to bring your ID card and copy, photo, and passport. Original and photocopy.

2. Fill in and submit the visa application form

When applying for a visa, be sure to fill in and submit the visa application form. The visa application form needs to be downloaded from the Internet. Different types of visas have different forms. Normally, the visa application form needs to be filled out in a foreign language and a photo of the person needs to be provided.

3. Carry out the necessary review

When applying for a visa, you need to go to the country’s competent authority to conduct the necessary review, and then inform the country’s visa center of the review opinions. If the visa center agrees, the visa will be issued. If it is rejected, the applicant will be notified.