Q: I have no ban and no criminal record in Dubai and Pakistan. Now I am trying to get a visa but my visa application is refused. How can I fix that? A: The reasons for rejection can be: Forged or incorrect travel document has been submitted. The purpose of the planned residence has not been proven…

Hello Z. The reasons for rejection can be: - A forged or incorrect travel document has been submitted. - The purpose of the planned residence has not been proven and its conditions have not been met. - The necessary documents according to the information sheet were not provided in full or were insufficient. - Under certain conditions, the content of the documents was not enough to dispel doubts. - The purpose of your stay was not clear from the documents submitted.

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