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Understanding why applications get rejected and what to do next
Apply for Ethiopia eVisa NowWhy Ethiopia eVisa applications get denied
While most Ethiopia eVisa applications are approved, some are rejected. Understanding the common reasons for rejection can help you avoid these issues and ensure your application is successful.
If your application is rejected, you'll receive an email notification explaining the reason. The application fee is non-refundable, even if your visa is denied.
Passport doesn't meet validity requirements (less than 6 months remaining) or is damaged.
Photo doesn't meet specifications - wrong size, background, or quality.
Missing required fields or documents in the application form.
Information doesn't match passport or contains errors.
| Rejection Reason | Description | How to Avoid |
|---|---|---|
| Passport Validity | Passport expires within 6 months of entry date | Renew passport before applying |
| Photo Non-Compliance | Photo doesn't meet size, background, or quality standards | Use professional photo service |
| Ineligible Nationality | Passport from non-eligible country | Check eligible countries list |
| Previous Violations | History of overstaying or visa violations | Resolve previous issues before reapplying |
| Security Concerns | Flagged by security screening | Contact embassy for clarification |
| Payment Issues | Payment failed or incomplete | Ensure sufficient funds and valid payment method |
Carefully read the rejection email to understand the specific reason for denial.
Fix the problem that caused the rejection before reapplying.
Submit a new application with corrected information.
There is no formal appeal process for eVisa rejections. However, you can submit a new application after addressing the issues that caused the rejection. Contact support if you need clarification on the rejection reason.
You can reapply immediately after addressing the issues that caused the rejection. However, ensure you've corrected all problems before submitting a new application to avoid another rejection and losing another application fee.
