10 Tips when Schengen Visa to Denmark may be Refused

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10 Tips when Schengen Visa to Denmark may be
Refused

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• With the current guidelines in place in assessing
  visa application for foreign nationals who wish
  to get a Schengen Visa for Denmark, there are
  certain considerations wherein, immigration
  authorities will look into, to arrive for a
  possible approval or refusal of your Shengen visa
  application. This is in conjunction for Part 4
  of the Visa Executive Order and in accordance
  with the guidelines of processing visa
  application, and in connection as to what a
  foreign national belongs to a certain group (Main
  Group 1 to Main Group 5, as identified by the
  immigration authorities noting main groups 3,
  (substantial risk ) 4 and 5, posed higher
  immigration risk to Denmark, therefore, it is
  likely that assessment for their Schengen visa
  application, is more astringent, as compare for
  those main groups in 1 2 though, individual
  assessment on its own merits application is the
  practice of the immigration authorities( Case
  Officer) who will handle their application
  accordingly.
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• Here are some grounds for the refusal of your
  Schengen Visa for Denmark, in accordance with the
  ruling of the Visa Code.

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• 1. When an applicant provides fraudulent,
  forged, counterfeit , travel documents this
  may result for you to have a ban for Denmark for
  a period of 3 or 5 years
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• 2. If you are unable to elucidated your
  purpose and conditions to stay temporarily in
  Denmark
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• 3. If there is no enough proof of
  subsistence the proof of subsistence will be
  determine in relation to your purpose of stay and
  duration, this will be verified by the
  immigration authorities. For what the guidelines
  stipulates regarding proof of subsistence upon
  entry to Denmark, a foreign national must have in
  possession of DKK 500 per day, if (s) he intends
  to stay in a hotel or DKK 350 if (s)he
  intentionally will stay in a hostel or similar.
  Furthermore, a lesser/smaller amount will also be
  considered if the accommodation has already been
  paid for or if the accommodation is privately
  offered and will be shouldered by the host in
  Denmark. In addition to this, the sources of the
  proof of financial resources must be credible
  enough for his/her possession.
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• 4. If a foreign national has already stayed in
  the Schengen countries for 90 days within the
  current period of 180 days, on the basis of
  Schengen visa or visa with limited territorial
  validity.

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• 5. If the alien is a person for whom an
  alert has been issued in the Schengen Information
  System (SIS II) for the purpose of refusing
  entry
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• 6. If the alien is considered to be a threat
  to the Schengen countries public policy,
  internal security, public health or international
  rela-tions, in particular where an alert has been
  issued in the Schengen countries' national
  databases for the purpose of refusing entry on
  the same grounds
• 7. If the alien does not provide proof of
  holding an adequate and valid travel medical
  insurance, where applicable
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• 8. If there are reasonable doubts as to the
  authenticity of the support-ing documents
  submitted by the applicant or the veracity of
  their contents, the reliability of the statements
  made by the applicant
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• 9. If there are reasonable doubts as to the
  alien's intention to leave the Schengen countries
  before the expiration of the visa applied for or
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• 10. if the alien has applied for a visa at
  the border, but has not provided sufficient proof
  that it has not been possible to apply for a visa
  in advance.
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• Please note, paragraph number (2) and (7), do
  not applies to Aliens covered by the EU rules
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• The overall assessment of your Shengen
  visa application for Denmark, will also take into
  consideration as to how strong your ties in your
  home country and any relevant circumstances
  provided by an applicant which may or may not
  significant to your application , that there is
  no doubts that at the end of his/her visa, (s) he
  will leave /depart from the Schengen States.
• Source The Visa Executive Order (March 2015)
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