What if the Irish visa is refused?

It is not 100% possible to apply for a visa. It is possible to refuse a visa if some visa materials are insufficient, photos do not conform to the regulations, assets and income cannot be proved, and passports are about to expire. So, what should I do if the application for an Irish visa is refused?

The applicant can still apply again after his visa is rejected, but it is suggested not to apply again in a hurry after being rejected. He must find out the reason for the rejection, find out his own problems and readjust the materials, and apply again after sufficient preparation. Otherwise, the application submitted rashly is likely to be rejected again.

Some embassies stipulate that applicants who have refused a visa cannot apply again in the near future, otherwise they will doubt the purpose of the applicant's entry. The possibility of being refused a visa is relatively high, and it will take several months to apply. Even if some embassies do not stipulate that applicants cannot apply again in the near future, do not apply for a visa in the near future, so as to avoid being rejected again and causing greater impact.

When you are notified of the result of your Irish visa, you will receive a refusal letter detailing your reasons for refusal. You can appeal the result of your application within two months from the date of the refusal letter. The letter of appeal must be signed by the applicant and your explanation of the reasons for the refusal must be written in the letter. Fax or email complaints will not be accepted. You should submit supplementary materials to support your claim.

If your visa application is rejected due to submitting false documents, you will not be entitled to appeal. If your application is rejected, the rejection letter will clearly state whether you have the right to file a complaint.

Therefore, when the Irish visa is refused, we must find out the reason, see what is the problem, and correct it in time.