This has been trending on social media so we’ve decided to share it with you—that is if you’ve not already seen it. Of course he has a lot of valid points about the economic situation in Spain, however, that does not take away the Spanish’ embassy’s right to refuse entry…
Even, Iraq can refuse you a visa provided they have a functioning foreign mission.
The fault lies with the entry clearance officer who refused the visa—this is an issue of poor discretion which happens everyday to many Ghanaians seeking to enter many of the these European countries. It’s good he has point his reply in such an epic manner…
Read the full letter below…
The Deputy Head of Mission
Embassy of Spain
Accra, Ghana
26th April 2015
Dear Sir:
I applied for a short-term visa to attend a medical conference in Barcelona from 26th April to 29th April 2015 and by your response dated 22nd April 2015 I had been denied an entry visa to your country. As was written in your rejection letter, I have an option of lodging a contentious-administrative appeal at the High Court of Justice of Madrid (Spain) within a two-month deadline counting from the date of serving. Since it is nigh impossible for me to get myself to Madrid and lodge my appeal I have decided to personally write to you for some clarification.
The reasons for denying me an entry visa were that the information regarding the justification for the purpose and conditions of the intended stay was not reliable and also that my intention to leave your country before the expiry of the visa could not be ascertained.
I know it is your prerogative to decide whom to grant a visa to but I feel personally insulted for the reasons you have given for the denial.