Visa rejection for Belgium

[ash467]

Hi

I have been trying to get a Schengen visa for my wife we have been together for over 4 years and we also got married in Thailand 2 years ago. During this period I have tryed 5x to get a Schengen visa for short stay but it always gets rejected for the same reason of them suspecting my wife not to return back to Thailand how do I deal with this? We have been 10.0.0.0.1 192.168.1.254 transparant in everything I don’t know what else we can do. Is there anyone with the same experience, or advice?

[monica46cole]

Hello,

I'm sorry to hear about the difficulties you're facing with the Schengen visa application. Here are some tips that might help improve your chances: mycenturahealths

Strong Ties to Home Country: Demonstrate strong ties to Thailand, such as property ownership, stable employment, or family connections. This can help convince the authorities that your wife has reasons to return.

Comprehensive Documentation: Ensure all documents are complete and accurate. This includes a detailed cover letter explaining your travel plans, financial stability, and reasons for returning to Thailand.

Financial Proof: Provide clear evidence of sufficient funds to cover the trip, such as bank statements, salary slips, and tax returns.

Travel History: If possible, include evidence of previous international travel and timely returns. This can help build trust in your wife's travel intentions.

Appeal the Decision: If you believe the rejection was unjust, you can appeal the decision. The appeal process varies by country, so check the specific requirements for the country you applied to.

[Samoodilyas12]

Visa rejections due to "intent to not return" are common. Strengthen your wife's ties to Thailand—show proof of employment, property ownership, financial stability, or family obligations. A strong travel history also helps. Consider appealing or reapplying with additional evidence. Consulting a visa expert may improve your chances.