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Tell me what to do. was denied a Polish work visa. What to do now . I'm afraid to open again. but I want to leave. how to be
Tell me what to do. was denied a Polish work visa. What to do now . I'm afraid to open again. but I want to leave. how to be
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Well, the refusal is most likely due to the fact that the documents are not in order. Did you apply yourself or through the visa center?
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answered 9 years ago
The thing is that my husband filed documents back in April. he got rejected. there was a very dubious agency. as it turned out later. after that, we decided to apply together through trusted people. Our documents are all correct. I received a refusal. He has not yet received his passport.
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answered 9 years ago
There are different options for refusal. M.b. the consulate will check your employer (this also happens), and found that he is handing out invitations to work left or right, or using illegal labor. Maybe your docks got to one consular worker, and if the names are the same, he drew attention to the fact that her husband already had a refusal, especially since you say that the agency was doubtful. Probably, the refusal will be again and to him too. I sympathize with you, but to be honest, I don’t quite understand why it was not possible to try to move on my own, especially if the docks are in order, and, according to you, everything is fair.
It’s just that in the course of communication with those who left for Poland to work and submitted documents on their own through the visa center (not through an agency), I know that the number of those who received a visa is 100%. True, in the bulk of the people possessed the Pole's Card. Maybe you still have to go this way, if, of course, you have Polish roots and you can document this. Obtaining a Card is also not so easy, but its presence greatly facilitates visa issues. Moreover, certain preferences are thus obtained when staying on the territory of the TP.
It’s just that in the course of communication with those who left for Poland to work and submitted documents on their own through the visa center (not through an agency), I know that the number of those who received a visa is 100%. True, in the bulk of the people possessed the Pole's Card. Maybe you still have to go this way, if, of course, you have Polish roots and you can document this. Obtaining a Card is also not so easy, but its presence greatly facilitates visa issues. Moreover, certain preferences are thus obtained when staying on the territory of the TP.
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answered 9 years ago
I accidentally made a mistake: the end of the last phrase should be read "on the territory of the Republic of Poland", and not of course TP. RP=Republic of Poland, TP=TurPravda :)))
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answered 9 years ago