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Hello house, I need an advice, I want to apply for Ireland tourist visa, UK as refused me twice this year, one time last year, they always complain too may funds coming to my account, have traveled to Morocco, Turkey, Italy, France, Germany, and Switzerland... I just got France visa 6 months last week... what are my chances with Ireland with my Previous UK refusals

Thank you

puffmama:
Congratulations. Enjoy your vacay , the next one will be one year

Thanks

I just picked up my passport and that of my wife, Visa was issued 6 month Multiple, with 90 days stay

although i requested for 1 year in my letter, but 6 months was granted, still better than Italy though

Thanks

puffmama:
You may have been issued. My last visa was ready after 3 days only and I was given one year perhaps because it was my 4th visa from France , I also had active UK and US visas.

quote author=flavaq12 post=133263454]Guys I submitted France visa in Abuja last week Thursday, me and my wife, to my surprise i received email from collection today,
i was Issued Italy twice last year, my wife got 1 from Italy too last year, am so scared cause this is too fast...

Guys I submitted France visa in Abuja last week Thursday, me and my wife, to my surprise i received email from collection today,
i was Issued Italy twice last year, my wife got 1 from Italy too last year, am so scared cause this is too fast...

UK Don denied me tied, even though i don travel to many countries, france germany italy switzerland turkey morocco, those people are evil, telling to explain 50k naira 100k naira where the money came from, i currently have valid USA visa, them no send, this is my 7th denial.... i don give up on them. infact when i went for my usa interview, the consular was asking me why am not traveling with my family i told her am unable to get appointment for them, she ask me 3 times, i understand she asking because have been denied with my family in 2017 before. but this UK I don give up.....

Africankel:
Yes, we spoke about it in South Africa visa section. Which is exactly why I said "Schengen no dey operate like those our other people", I was referring to SA in the statement. I'd gotten a visa from SA with 120k balance. Two visas from Morocco with less than ₦1 million.

However, around 2013, I was denied a visa to France with a balance of about 800k. The refusal note was "insufficient form of subsistence". Does this not tell you account balance is important? Also consider the exchange rate as at 2013, for a 10-day trip.

First issued Schengen visa was Germany (2014), with a closing balance of ₦3m. After then, I'd gotten from Italy and France with lesser balance of a little over ₦2m.

UK in 2021 denied me a 6 months visa (I didn't have enough money to apply for 5 years). Prior to this application, I had been issued a 6 and 2 years visa. Reason for denial? I didn't have enough money to fall back to after my trip.

If you remember, in Canada visa section I shared how I was denied. There was over ₦12m closing balance over a period of four months, and the only deposits were my salary. Reason for denial was that they acknowledged I had sufficient funds, but couldn't ascertain the origin of these funds. I reapplied with the same documents (same account statement generated over 3 months ago) and drew their attention to the fact that all deposits where salary payments which was clearly written on my account statement. Visa was approved.

For Japan, I studied their visa code handbook, and a particular sentence caught my attention, "a visa will be granted to a person who is not a pauper". This should mean something.

So, account balance is important.