To begin with, the period for considering an appeal should not exceed 10 days. If the appeal is denied, you have the right to re-submit your visa documents. The period for consideration of documents can reach 30 working days. 

It should be taken into account that if a citizen or a person permanently residing in a country where armed conflicts, terrorist acts, epidemics and other factors that may pose a threat to national security, public order, health care, protection of the rights and legitimate interests of Ukrainian citizens and other persons residing in Ukraine are taking place, interviews and more detailed checks may be applied. However, this condition does not apply to all citizens, and there are exceptional rules that apply to certain categories of citizens.

If you have been denied a transit visa, although you are eligible for a visa at a border crossing point, there is no point in waiting for an appeal to be considered at the border crossing point. In some cases, it is better to return to your country of permanent residence. In addition, sometimes it is impossible to correct the remarks of the Department of Consular Service of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or the representative office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs that denied you a visa. If your rights have been violated by these authorities, filing an appeal may be one of the options that will allow you to resolve the issue of obtaining a visa faster than other appeal options.

In any case, it is worth engaging the support of specialists of EVROVECTOR Law Firm, who will accompany you at all stages of obtaining a visa: from submitting documents to appealing against this decision in court. And this can not only significantly save your time, effort and nerves, but also increase the chance of obtaining a visa or successfully appealing a visa refusal several times.