The Spanish visa was refused. I want to know what caused it. Let me tell you something.

In the face of visas, we must have a correct attitude! One of the main reasons for refusing a visa is to doubt one's motivation to go abroad. If you are bent on studying abroad, you must have carefully prepared the visa materials. If your material is just a joke, the visa officer may not be in the mood to give you a chance to make up the material, and may refuse you directly. Don't treat your visa lightly!

Besides, be honest! Be honest! Be honest! Say the important things three times! ! !

Don't think that you are smart, so the embassy can't see it. I have seen countless visa officers. You can refuse a visa just because you doubt your motivation to go abroad. Remind everyone again, don't fake the materials and don't lie in the interview! ! Many times, as long as you are honest and sincere, you can live. Don't outsmart yourself.

How to avoid being refused a visa?

First, check whether you have a "hard injury"

This is the first step to judge whether you can apply for a study visa in Spain. If you have the following visa injuries, your application for studying abroad may be difficult to pass, so you can only consult other ways to go abroad and give you a vaccination. The following situations must be avoided!

(Note: The following are some typical cases of visa refusal summarized by the Niu Xue team based on experience, for reference only. The actual visa result is subject to the judgment of the embassy. )

Parents already have status in Spain, or they don't have status as illegal workers.

In this case, you have a great tendency to emigrate to study abroad, and the chance of not signing a visa is very small. If parents have legal status in Spain, it is recommended to go abroad directly by family reunion. If your parents are "black households" in Spain, your situation is very high, and it is highly recommended not to take visa risks again.

Have a history of illegal detention, repatriation, visa refusal, etc.

Needless to say, the above situation does not necessarily lead to your visa being refused, but it still needs specific analysis. If the visa has been refused by Spain, it is recommended to apply for a second visa every once in a while, and the problem of the first visa must be avoided.

The visa materials are still not perfect.

If you feel that the current visa materials are not well prepared, it is not recommended to force the visa just to catch up with the time. Of course, it also depends on what materials you lack, whether they are key materials or auxiliary materials. In addition, because notarization and double certification take a long time, individual materials are generally accepted and proved to be elastic before they come out (of course, it is best to submit them after the materials are complete).

Second, students studying in language schools abroad should learn Spanish well!

As we all know, although you go to Spain to study Spanish, you must first get 500 class hours or A2 Spanish certificate in China, which is equivalent to three or four months of Spanish study, which is the requirement of a long-term study visa. If you don't learn Spanish well and can't reach this level at all, the embassy will wonder if you can study hard in Spain if you don't learn it at home. You're not going to work, are you? So you can refuse the visa.

Judging from Niu Xuejie's recent visa situation, the embassy's inspection of Spanish for students studying abroad is becoming more and more strict, and it is becoming more and more common to take the Spanish exam after getting a visa. Never report your luck, let alone prove your visa in false language.

Of course, don't be too scared. When you get a visa, you will only get some simple Spanish, such as how to say Monday to Friday, 1 how to count to 20, what's your name and how old you are. These questions can be answered as long as you study hard.

Third, face it with the right attitude.

If all the materials are ready and you have learned Spanish, then you only have one last step-to interview.

Are there any cases where materials that are clearly available are rejected?

Sister Niu Xue has really heard of it.

I would like to remind you that no matter how well the materials are prepared, if the visa is too outrageous, it will still be rejected!

For example, if the visa officer asks you Spanish, he can't answer a word. The visa officer won't listen to you to explain whether you are nervous or forget your words, so he will assume that you can't speak Spanish.

The visa officer asks you some questions casually, and you just answer politely and generously. Don't be too afraid that you will get suspicious.

What else can I drink too much to get a visa, get angry and argue with the visa officer, and so on In short, everyone should stand up straight and face it with the right attitude! ! !