Yes, of course, if a visa is refused, you can re-apply.
The most common reason for visa refusal and visa revocation is clause 8 - lack of evidence confirming the purpose of the planned stay of a foreigner or stateless person in Ukraine. It is impossible to understand what exactly an employee of a public authority authorized to consider applications of foreigners and stateless persons for a visa to Ukraine means without a systematic understanding of visa legislation.Therefore, if you have been denied a visa to Ukraine and the decision to deny you a visa contains this or any other clause that you do not understand, you should take the following steps to resubmit your visa application with the corrected deficiencies:
1. Order a preliminary consultation with a lawyer at EVROVECTOR Law Firm for a legal analysis of a visa refusal. For the consultation, prepare a complete package of documents that you submitted for a visa, as well as a decision to refuse a visa.
2. The lawyer will analyze the decision to refuse to grant a visa to Ukraine, the documents submitted with the visa application, the visa application, and agree with you on a certain action plan based on the study: either resubmission with correction of deficiencies, appealing against the refusal to grant a visa, or filing a lawsuit in court.
3. Next, you need to order legal support for the procedure - re-submission of documents for a visa, or the procedure for appealing a visa refusal, or appealing in court, depending on the decision made by the foreigner during the consultation.
It is important to remember that in each case there are absolutely individual circumstances for granting a refusal. It also depends on the grounds, content, and
personality of the foreigner (student, driver, businessman, etc.).