Is the rate of refusal of Polish visas high?

Poland is a Schengen country, and many people feel that it is a good decision to get a Polish visa and then visit other Schengen countries. However, is the rate of refusal of Polish visas high?

In recent years, many people who applied for Polish visas have been refused. This is because any country has a certain refusal rate, and Poland is no exception. However, compared with other Schengen countries, the refusal rate of Polish visas can be said to be very high, which requires special attention from applicants.

The reasons for refusing a Polish visa are various. The information of each applicant is different, and the reasons for refusing a visa are also different. Generally speaking, the reasons for refusing a visa include incomplete submitted materials, falsity, lack of sufficient proof of the purpose of travel and the conditions for staying in Schengen country, lack of sufficient funds, existing Schengen visa that has not expired, Schengen refusal twice or more, and lack of effective medical insurance.

However, even if the Polish visa materials are complete, it is possible to refuse the visa on the grounds that the purpose of travel and the reason for stay are not fully proved, and even to refuse the visa directly under the suspicion that the applicant will stay after the visa expires.

It can be said that applicants for Polish visas must consider the following questions in advance: Have they been to a country as developed as Schengen? Are they married with children or divorced alone? What about the assets under their names? Do they have a stable job?

As long as the materials on these issues are perfect, it is possible to make sure that the Polish visa officer believes that we will come back after going to Schengen countries. Once they are allowed to doubt these issues, the possibility of refusing a visa is relatively high.

After the Polish visa is refused, the applicant has the right to appeal, but basically all appeals are lost, the success rate is very low, and it takes a long time. Many people are worried that the trip will be delayed due to the appeal, so they will directly Reapply.

After the visa is rejected, if the applicant has adjusted all aspects of information and the overall binding force has been improved, he can submit the application again, otherwise he will still be rejected with a high probability.