A visa for a stay of over 90 days (long-term)
- A visa for a stay of over 90 days (long-term)
- Purpose "studies"
- Special work visa
- Purpose "business"
- Purpose "family"
- Purpose "sports"
- Purpose "culture"
- A visa for the purpose of collecting a residence permit - D/VR
- Extension of the visa and the residence period for a visa for over 90 days
- Validity of a visa and length of stay
- "Bridging label"
- Reviewing the reasons for not granting a visa
- Visa codes
Reviewing the reasons for not granting a visa
In the event of not being granted a long-term visa, within 15 days of receiving the notification of not being granted a long-term visa you can request the MOI for a new appraisal of the reasons for not granting the visa.
If it was not possible to deliver the notification of not being granted a long-term visa, the deadline for filing an application starts on the day that follows the 180th day from filing the visa application.
The application on a new appraisal of the reasons shall contain data about who filed it, what is regarded as being at variance with the legal regulations or an impropriety in the previous decision or procedure. Facts that you failed to provide or state in the application for a visa cannot be a reason for a new appraisal.
Within 60 days of the application being delivered, the MOI will inform you in writing of the results of the new appraisal of the reasons for not granting a long-term visa.
You can send the application by post to the Ministry of the Interior of the CR.