Can any one explain what does it mean, "cancel visa application" in decision section.
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The phrase "cancel visa application" generally indicates that the visa application was not approved, often due to errors or omissions in the application form. Common reasons include providing incorrect personal details or failing to submit necessary documentation. Unlike a rejection, which signifies ineligibility, a cancellation suggests that you can apply again, possibly with a different embassy. Users shared their experiences, clarifying that if your application is canceled, you may lose the application fee.
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Are you a passport holder from Pakistan? Or have resident status in Pakistan?
This did that once for a tourist visa application years back, and it was a "-" missing between my 2 last names. They love to get you on little technicalities
I can't remember with mine, if I just found the note about why on one of the pages or I had to ask.... But I do know that it wasn't written in an obvious spot, why mine was cancelled. That really sucks. Seems almost like it was cancelled just for timing out because it took so dang long
yes, after interview, they asked for travel history on portal, I submitted that, and after submission of travel history, it was cancelled after almost 3 weeks
but in my case, application was correct as they called for interview in which I appeared and then then asked for additional docs, related to my work and travel history, that also were provided
Usually applications are cancelled for technical reasons, like incorrect information or failure to provide requested documents. Regardless, they don't have to tell you the reason. It's not the same as having your application being rejected, which would mean you're ineligible for the visa. So, you can try again but I recommend a different embassy.
but suggest you not apply in Pakistan again. BUT must be sure that the Thai Embassy or Consulate where he does apply will accept the application with a passport of Pakistan.
No, my application was accepted, was called for interview, then subsequently requested some work related docs and travel history, so if information was incorrect, would have cancelled straight away