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Re: Securing Visa To France, Applying From Nigeria... by meljoe: 3:41pm On Mar 08, 2022
larade16:
i do tick cash and credit card, it doesn’t really matter…i guess you are a frequent traveler right? If so, don’t worry just put cash and credit card.

Yes I am
Okay thanks
Re: Securing Visa To France, Applying From Nigeria... by meljoe: 3:42pm On Mar 08, 2022
Royals1st:


Is okay since you have debit card don't remove it
Okay thanks
Re: Securing Visa To France, Applying From Nigeria... by larade16(f): 3:43pm On Mar 08, 2022
meljoe:


Yes I am
Okay thanks
Uwc
Re: Securing Visa To France, Applying From Nigeria... by Royals1st: 4:45pm On Mar 08, 2022
My own personal opinion you may agree or disagree

Fellow nairalands brothers and sister please to my best or my little understanding !

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If you PM or write private email or WhatsApp chat, how do you expect other people who want to lean and asked questions or share ideas or exchanged ideas engage

More so most people who always chat up privately or PM etc. that where you guys fall into scammer and you get rip off .

last but not the least " Nairaland Forum " is not secret cult so let people engage .

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Re: Securing Visa To France, Applying From Nigeria... by Marybeth262728: 6:40pm On Mar 08, 2022
Hello �, I have been following the thread here
I applied for a business visa first timer
My company is in France and I work remotely. I was invited for an offisite meeting, I got my passport today but was rejected.

These are the documents I submitted
My passport
The completed Visa Application Form
My Bank statement
My Payslips
Invitation letter from my company(Mindee)
Confirmation letter/ Employee agreement
Appointment letter
Employees Directory
Certificates relating to my occupation
Cover letter with travel itinerary explaining purpose of my trip
Letter explaining the previous rejection
Travel Medical Insurance policy
Proof of Hotel reservation
My Flight Reservation
Covid Vaccination Card

And I was rejected with these reason
Information justifying the purpose and condition of intended travel

And

There are reasonable doubts of your intention to leave the member state .....

I need to reapply again as this travel is urgent and essential for me.

What do you think I can do differently in my new application

Do I get my company is to send the embassy an email directly, would that be beneficial to me.

Please I need advice.
Re: Securing Visa To France, Applying From Nigeria... by Beverlyhills: 7:02pm On Mar 08, 2022
Hi Marybeth,
Its One Pointer

1. Your Company is in France and you work remotely- the Visa officer has unanswered questions as to why you can work remotely but need to be physically present to engage in an Offsite meeting.

This is the Doubt he or she has.

In this invitation letter, what was written? Duration of this offsite meeting and why your physical presence is of utmost importance to your growth as well as the company?
Was a copy of this Invitation letter sent to the Embassy as well as OR its just the copy they sent you?
Your Company should also guarantee that after this offsite meeting you will definitely return back to Nigeria .


Marybeth262728:
Hello �, I have been following the thread here
I applied for a business visa first timer
My company is in France and I work remotely. I was invited for an offisite meeting, I got my passport today but was rejected.

These are the documents I submitted
My passport
The completed Visa Application Form
My Bank statement
My Payslips
Invitation letter from my company(Mindee)
Confirmation letter/ Employee agreement
Appointment letter
Employees Directory
Certificates relating to my occupation
Cover letter with travel itinerary explaining purpose of my trip
Letter explaining the previous rejection
Travel Medical Insurance policy
Proof of Hotel reservation
My Flight Reservation
Covid Vaccination Card

And I was rejected with these reason
Information justifying the purpose and condition of intended travel

And

There are reasonable doubts of your intention to leave the member state .....

I need to reapply again as this travel is urgent and essential for me.

What do you think I can do differently in my new application

Do I get my company is to send the embassy an email directly, would that be beneficial to me.

Please I need advice.

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Re: Securing Visa To France, Applying From Nigeria... by feelgoodstuffs(m): 7:02pm On Mar 08, 2022
Marybeth262728:
Hello �, I have been following the thread here
I applied for a business visa first timer
My company is in France and I work remotely. I was invited for an offisite meeting, I got my passport today but was rejected.

These are the documents I submitted
My passport
The completed Visa Application Form
My Bank statement
My Payslips
Invitation letter from my company(Mindee)
Confirmation letter/ Employee agreement
Appointment letter
Employees Directory
Certificates relating to my occupation
Cover letter with travel itinerary explaining purpose of my trip
Letter explaining the previous rejection
Travel Medical Insurance policy
Proof of Hotel reservation
My Flight Reservation
Covid Vaccination Card

And I was rejected with these reason
Information justifying the purpose and condition of intended travel

And

There are reasonable doubts of your intention to leave the member state .....

I need to reapply again as this travel is urgent and essential for me.

What do you think I can do differently in my new application

Do I get my company to send the embassy an email directly, would that be beneficial to me.

Please I need advice.

@the bolded this is the only thing I think you can do, if it’s so important and they are convinced, they will call you back.

And another things to consider

Are you single?

Do you have any travel history?

This time around France is not smiling to first timer oo. Chaii na wa
Re: Securing Visa To France, Applying From Nigeria... by Marybeth262728: 8:46pm On Mar 08, 2022
i don't have a travel history oh, and I'm single but should all this matter when applying my status. @feelgoodstuffs post=110863532]

@the bolded this is the only thing I think you can do, if it’s so important and they are convinced, they will call you back.

And another things to consider

Are you single?

Do you have any travel history?

This time around France is not smiling to first timer oo. Chaii na wa [/quote]
Re: Securing Visa To France, Applying From Nigeria... by Marybeth262728: 8:50pm On Mar 08, 2022
@Beverlyhills I have sent this reply to my company. They will modify the invitation letter and send a letter to the embassy as well on my behalf.

Is there anything else aside this i can use to aid my application.

Hi Marybeth,
Its One Pointer

1. Your Company is in France and you work remotely- the Visa officer has unanswered questions as to why you can work remotely but need to be physically present to engage in an Offsite meeting.

This is the Doubt he or she has.

In this invitation letter, what was written? Duration of this offsite meeting and why your physical presence is of utmost importance to your growth as well as the company?
Was a copy of this Invitation letter sent to the Embassy as well as OR its just the copy they sent you?
Your Company should also guarantee that after this offsite meeting you will definitely return back to Nigeria .


[/quote]
Re: Securing Visa To France, Applying From Nigeria... by Marybeth262728: 8:53pm On Mar 08, 2022
Sorry I don't know how to reply here, to those I already replied. Thank you for your answers
Re: Securing Visa To France, Applying From Nigeria... by Beverlyhills: 9:08pm On Mar 08, 2022
Been Single isn't a Criteria for visa rejection.

Remote jobs have their Pros and Cons. In this scenario, the notion you can work efficiently from anywhere has to be overcomed considering you have no travel history even though in some cases can be overlooked.

If your Company can do a Guarantee that you will definitely return after the offsite meeting then you stand a better chance.

They may ask why you cant Zoom in for this meeting.
Again this depends on your Capacity and your Level.

Its all in the Hands of the Employers in France to do the needful with a strong worded Letter sighting the utmost need for your presence. Evidence of official Correspondences

Are they sponsoring the trip? Was the first form properly filled ?


quote author=Marybeth262728 post=110866420]@Beverlyhills I have sent this reply to my company. They will modify the invitation letter and send a letter to the embassy as well on my behalf.

Is there anything else aside this i can use to aid my application.

Hi Marybeth,
Its One Pointer

1. Your Company is in France and you work remotely- the Visa officer has unanswered questions as to why you can work remotely but need to be physically present to engage in an Offsite meeting.

This is the Doubt he or she has.

In this invitation letter, what was written? Duration of this offsite meeting and why your physical presence is of utmost importance to your growth as well as the company?
Was a copy of this Invitation letter sent to the Embassy as well as OR its just the copy they sent you?
Your Company should also guarantee that after this offsite meeting you will definitely return back to Nigeria .


[/quote]
Re: Securing Visa To France, Applying From Nigeria... by meljoe: 9:12pm On Mar 08, 2022
Beverlyhills:
Been Single isn't a Criteria for visa rejection.

Remote jobs have their Pros and Cons. In this scenario, the notion you can work efficiently from anywhere has to be overcomed considering you have no travel history even though in some cases can be overlooked.

If your Company can do a Guarantee that you will definitely return after the offsite meeting then you stand a better chance.

They may ask why you cant Zoom in for this meeting.
Again this depends on your Capacity and your Level.

Its all in the Hands of the Employers in France to do the needful with a strong worded Letter sighting the utmost need for your presence. Evidence of official Correspondences

Are they sponsoring the trip? Was the first form properly filled ?


quote author=Marybeth262728 post=110866420]@Beverlyhills I have sent this reply to my company. They will modify the invitation letter and send a letter to the embassy as well on my behalf.

Is there anything else aside this i can use to aid my application.

Hi Marybeth,
Its One Pointer

1. Your Company is in France and you work remotely- the Visa officer has unanswered questions as to why you can work remotely but need to be physically present to engage in an Offsite meeting.

This is the Doubt he or she has.

In this invitation letter, what was written? Duration of this offsite meeting and why your physical presence is of utmost importance to your growth as well as the company?
Was a copy of this Invitation letter sent to the Embassy as well as OR its just the copy they sent you?
Your Company should also guarantee that after this offsite meeting you will definitely return back to Nigeria .



Hello good evening , please I’m confused because I’m getting different responses, when filing the form , do I put 1 entry or multiple entry ?
Re: Securing Visa To France, Applying From Nigeria... by Beverlyhills: 9:20pm On Mar 08, 2022
Dont let it bother you...

You can pick Single or Multiple entry. Usually they look at your itinerary to decide.

Totally at their discretion.



quote author=meljoe post=110866996]

Hello good evening , please I’m confused because I’m getting different responses, when filing the form , do I put 1 entry or multiple entry ?[/quote]
Re: Securing Visa To France, Applying From Nigeria... by ditha(f): 9:37pm On Mar 08, 2022
Someone should please recommend another country to visit with ease for vacation from Nigeria. Dubai has some age restrictions now and My husband is younger that 30years.
Re: Securing Visa To France, Applying From Nigeria... by pufframmy: 9:50pm On Mar 08, 2022
Kenya Rwanda �� SA ON HOLD NOW
ditha:
Someone should please recommend another country to visit with ease for vacation from Nigeria. Dubai has some age restrictions now and My husband is younger that 30years.
Re: Securing Visa To France, Applying From Nigeria... by mialate: 9:51pm On Mar 08, 2022
Lebanon
Singapore
Qatar
Ethiopia
Morocco
Egypt
Jordan
Brazil

Etc............




quote author=ditha post=110867644]Someone should please recommend another country to visit with ease for vacation from Nigeria. Dubai has some age restrictions now and My husband is younger that 30years.
[/quote]
Re: Securing Visa To France, Applying From Nigeria... by Royals1st: 9:53pm On Mar 08, 2022
ditha:
Someone should please recommend another country to visit with ease for vacation from Nigeria. Dubai has some age restrictions now and My husband is younger that 30years.


If you are only going for vacation as you have outlined then I will say u should go and enjoy your self in (Seychelles) .it very lovely island lovely beaches and lovely hotel and quiet country.

Visa on arrival but please make sure you booked hotel 3 star or 4 or 5 star and make sure u book with hotel to come and pick you at the airport on your arrival date .

This also very important been a nigeria and nigeria passport holder kindly make sure you and your husband have $1000 each as a BTC
Re: Securing Visa To France, Applying From Nigeria... by meljoe: 9:55pm On Mar 08, 2022
Beverlyhills:
Dont let it bother you...

You can pick Single or Multiple entry. Usually they look at your itinerary to decide.

Totally at their discretion.



quote author=meljoe post=110866996]

Okay thank you

Hello good evening , please I’m confused because I’m getting different responses, when filing the form , do I put 1 entry or multiple entry ?
Re: Securing Visa To France, Applying From Nigeria... by cenvic: 12:12am On Mar 09, 2022
Please how did you get appointment via vfs cos I have been tryna get one but non is available





Q
EffuaF:


I got a job with a tech company that sponsored my work permit.
Re: Securing Visa To France, Applying From Nigeria... by tudun: 12:24pm On Mar 09, 2022
Congratulations, can you please inquire from him if he booked his appointment together with his children's own on one appointment or he booked their own separately since he is a frequent traveller and they are not.

My uncle got 1year tourist visa this morning together with his 2 kids under short stay. He scheduled 10days trip for Easter and requested for multiple entries. Though he’s a frequent traveler to Schengen countries and his last France visa was 6 month. The children are first time traveler.
So it’s possible to get 1 year tourist visa under short stay. [/quote]
Re: Securing Visa To France, Applying From Nigeria... by meljoe: 1:12pm On Mar 09, 2022
France
Re: Securing Visa To France, Applying From Nigeria... by meljoe: 1:44pm On Mar 09, 2022
Plesse is there a section to upload documents in the site or it’s done at the embassy ?
The last time I did with that agent I didn’t take bank statements inside the embassy oh , but I can’t see where to upload it here
Re: Securing Visa To France, Applying From Nigeria... by Olayinka1230(m): 3:12pm On Mar 09, 2022
I think it’s part of the document you will submit at Embassy
Re: Securing Visa To France, Applying From Nigeria... by mialate: 3:26pm On Mar 09, 2022
You dont upload anything. Everything you need to submit should be neatly seperated and submitted on the day of your Appointment.

Print out your Bank statement before you go for submission.


VFS Global Visa Application Center in Lagos

The Manor, Plot 110 Admiral Ayinla Way Opposite Treasure Garden Estate, ikate Third Roundabout, Lekki Phase .



meljoe:
Plesse is there a section to upload documents in the site or it’s done at the embassy ?
The last time I did with that agent I didn’t take bank statements inside the embassy oh , but I can’t see where to upload it here
Re: Securing Visa To France, Applying From Nigeria... by meljoe: 3:29pm On Mar 09, 2022
mialate:
You dont upload anything. Everything you need to submit should be neatly seperated and submitted on the day of your Appointment.

Print out your Bank statement before you go for submission.


VFS Global Visa Application Center in Lagos

The Manor, Plot 110 Admiral Ayinla Way Opposite Treasure Garden Estate, ikate Third Roundabout, Lekki Phase .




Oh wow , the last time I did it , the agent said he uploaded my bank statement, I didn’t go in with anything except the insurance and marriage certificate, no wonder other people had big files with them
Na wa oh

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Re: Securing Visa To France, Applying From Nigeria... by pufframmy: 3:32pm On Mar 09, 2022
wow that nice

tudun:
Congratulations, can you please inquire from him if he booked his appointment together with his children's own on one appointment or he booked their own separately since he is a frequent traveller and they are not.

My uncle got 1year tourist visa this morning together with his 2 kids under short stay. He scheduled 10days trip for Easter and requested for multiple entries. Though he’s a frequent traveler to Schengen countries and his last France visa was 6 month. The children are first time traveler.
So it’s possible to get 1 year tourist visa under short stay.
Re: Securing Visa To France, Applying From Nigeria... by mialate: 4:28pm On Mar 09, 2022
LOL.... Uploaded what? That individual did you Dirty!



meljoe:


Oh wow , the last time I did it , the agent said he uploaded my bank statement, I didn’t go in with anything except the insurance and marriage certificate, no wonder other people had big files with them
Na wa oh
Re: Securing Visa To France, Applying From Nigeria... by meljoe: 5:50pm On Mar 09, 2022
mialate:
LOL.... Uploaded what? That individual did you Dirty!



That’s what he told me oh , I went in with only travel insurance , the girl inside didn’t even let me add my previous visa that I scanned
Re: Securing Visa To France, Applying From Nigeria... by larade16(f): 6:22pm On Mar 09, 2022
meljoe:

That’s what he told me oh , I went in with only travel insurance , the girl inside didn’t even let me add my previous visa that I scanned
Did you get the visa?
Re: Securing Visa To France, Applying From Nigeria... by Marybeth262728: 6:45pm On Mar 09, 2022
Yes they are sponsoring the trip, and they intend to write another invitation letter. I am going through the responses so I can make a list of the things needed on the invitation and send it to them

Thank you very much
author=Beverlyhills post=110866897]Been Single isn't a Criteria for visa rejection.

Remote jobs have their Pros and Cons. In this scenario, the notion you can work efficiently from anywhere has to be overcomed considering you have no travel history even though in some cases can be overlooked.

If your Company can do a Guarantee that you will definitely return after the offsite meeting then you stand a better chance.

They may ask why you cant Zoom in for this meeting.
Again this depends on your Capacity and your Level.

Its all in the Hands of the Employers in France to do the needful with a strong worded Letter sighting the utmost need for your presence. Evidence of official Correspondences

Are they sponsoring the trip? Was the first form properly filled ?


quote author=Marybeth262728 post=110866420]@Beverlyhills I have sent this reply to my company. They will modify the invitation letter and send a letter to the embassy as well on my behalf.

Is there anything else aside this i can use to aid my application.

Hi Marybeth,
Its One Pointer

1. Your Company is in France and you work remotely- the Visa officer has unanswered questions as to why you can work remotely but need to be physically present to engage in an Offsite meeting.

This is the Doubt he or she has.

In this invitation letter, what was written? Duration of this offsite meeting and why your physical presence is of utmost importance to your growth as well as the company?
Was a copy of this Invitation letter sent to the Embassy as well as OR its just the copy they sent you?
Your Company should also guarantee that after this offsite meeting you will definitely return back to Nigeria .


[/quote]
Re: Securing Visa To France, Applying From Nigeria... by Marybeth262728: 6:58pm On Mar 09, 2022
Is there supposed to be a time frame limit to when you need to re-apply
Beverlyhills:
Been Single isn't a Criteria for visa rejection.

Remote jobs have their Pros and Cons. In this scenario, the notion you can work efficiently from anywhere has to be overcomed considering you have no travel history even though in some cases can be overlooked.

If your Company can do a Guarantee that you will definitely return after the offsite meeting then you stand a better chance.

They may ask why you cant Zoom in for this meeting.
Again this depends on your Capacity and your Level.

Its all in the Hands of the Employers in France to do the needful with a strong worded Letter sighting the utmost need for your presence. Evidence of official Correspondences

Are they sponsoring the trip? Was the first form properly filled ?


quote author=Marybeth262728 post=110866420]@Beverlyhills I have sent this reply to my company. They will modify the invitation letter and send a letter to the embassy as well on my behalf.

Is there anything else aside this i can use to aid my application.

Hi Marybeth,
Its One Pointer

1. Your Company is in France and you work remotely- the Visa officer has unanswered questions as to why you can work remotely but need to be physically present to engage in an Offsite meeting.

This is the Doubt he or she has.

In this invitation letter, what was written? Duration of this offsite meeting and why your physical presence is of utmost importance to your growth as well as the company?
Was a copy of this Invitation letter sent to the Embassy as well as OR its just the copy they sent you?
Your Company should also guarantee that after this offsite meeting you will definitely return back to Nigeria .


Re: Securing Visa To France, Applying From Nigeria... by HRprof: 7:51pm On Mar 09, 2022
Marybeth262728:
Hello �, I have been following the thread here
I applied for a business visa first timer
My company is in France and I work remotely. I was invited for an offisite meeting, I got my passport today but was rejected.


You work remotely with a France company and they invite You for offline meeting. Visa officer assumed you are planning relocating to resume work physically in France with tourist visa.
I said it before, this people are strategic thinker. If it were event or training organized by your company that will need your physical present that is understandable not meeting. Meeting can be done online but there are some training that required you in person .
I will advise you , if possible let them change it to practical training and they should state your present is needed for one reason or the other. Even if they claim to sponsor all your trip to the meeting and forward to embassy it might not workout. Is important to study your visa documents and applications before heading tk embassy
My 2 cent

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