I applied for a DTV under a cooking program at the Korean Embassy a week ago, but today I received a rejection email from the embassy. There were no missing documents.
In this situation, do you think there’s a chance if I revise the letter to the ambassador and reapply? Or is it basically impossible to reapply at the same embassy once it’s been rejected?
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user reported that their application for a DTV (Diverse Talent Visa) at the Korean Embassy was rejected without any missing documents. They inquired about the possibility of revising their application and reapplying. Comments from the community indicated that while reapplication is possible, understanding the reason for the rejection is crucial. Some members suggested that issues like paperwork, a potential misunderstanding regarding work legality, or even minor errors such as typos could contribute to a rejection. The consensus is that if the user can identify and address the rejection reasons, reapplying may be worthwhile; otherwise, they may face the same outcome.
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