Inquiry on Schengen visa

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In the question you asked yesterday, you said that you did did not submit all the required documents, that you failed to include a letter of approved leave. The rejection notice you received should tell you what you can do next, including appealing or reapplying. If you were rejected solely because of a missing document, the application can be re-opened. You can use the link below to email Immigration.

Appeal

Danish embassies and consulates occasionally reject visa applications. These decisions can be appealed to the Danish Immigration Service.

The rejection notice will indicate whether the decision is to be appealed to the Danish Immigration Service, the Immigrations Appeals Board or to the Ministry of Immigration and Integration, how to appeal, and whether there is deadline for appeal.

If the Danish Immigration Service rejects a visa application, the decision can be appealed to the Ministry of Immigration and Integration. The Immigration Service’s rejection notice will provide instructions for appealing.

The vast majority of rejections issued by an embassy or consulate are automatically sent to the Danish Immigration Service for appeal. The applicant does not need to request an appeal.

Re-opening applications

An application can be re-opened if it was rejected due to insufficient information.

The applicant or the Danish host can submit a request to re-open an application, together with the additional documentation, to the organisation that issued the initial rejection.

If the new information is sufficient, the application will be re-opened. Please note, however, that an application can only be re-opened if the new documentation relates to the information that was available at the time the decision was made.

Here is the page with an online form to email the Immigration Service regarding your application.

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