Archive · 1 Jul 2025
Indian Family with Extensive Travel History Denied Schengen Visa
An Indian family who had visited many countries before, was surprisingly denied a Schengen visa, which allows travel in Europe.
The family lost money because they had to cancel their trip.
The reason for denial was due to incomplete financial documents and missing employment letters, even though they had submitted other financial proof.
Other people get their visa rejected too, because they make mistakes like not filling the forms properly or not showing enough money to cover their trip.
It's important to double-check everything to avoid visa rejection.
An Indian family with a history of traveling to 40 countries was denied a Schengen visa.
The family had valid visas for countries like the UK and Canada.
The family's Schengen visa rejection led to cancellation of a planned trip and financial loss.
The Reddit user described a lack of transparency and accountability in the Schengen visa process.
Common mistakes leading to Schengen visa rejections include incomplete applications and insufficient financial means.
- Who
- An Indian family
- What
- An Indian family was denied a Schengen visa despite a strong travel history.
- When
- Recently
- Where
- Austria
- Why
- Due to incomplete documentation.
Family Perspective
Schengen Visa Authorities
Transparency and Accountability
Family Perspective
The family views the visa process as lacking transparency and accountability.
Schengen Visa Authorities
N/A
- Countries Visited by Family
- 40
- Visa Rejection Reason (Parents)
- Missing personal bank statement
- Visa Rejection Reason (Applicant & Wife)
- Lack of employment letters and salary slips
- Year of Report
- 2023
- Schengen Visa Rejection Rate (2023)
- Approximately 16%