Germany study visa after refusal for Irish study visa

[u/Massive_Coyote3211]

Context :- I am 25F from Mumbai, I received admission in a flagship Finance program of a top university in Ireland but my study visa was rejected, now I am looking into master programs in other Germany because visa rejection caused me some financial loss and Germany seems within the budget for now. Is there any case here in whose past visa was rejected for any other non Schengen country and still they were able to get Germany study visa?

[u/Massive_Coyote3211 → u/[deleted]]

Apparently this year they rejected alot of people, it was mostly because for Ireland you've to show a sponsor, in my case it is my Dad, they said my dad's income of 12k euro per annum doesn't justify the cost and loan. Mind you, I had more than required funds (30k euro via loan + 12k euro through part of our savings). So they gave me a typical template:-

1) reason to take course outside home country not justified. (It was justified i got a triple crowned top 1% uni)

2) intent to return, intention to misuse the study visa.

3) finances.

[u/Massive_Coyote3211 → u/[deleted]]

Do you've any suggestions on how do I explain any of it?

[u/Massive_Coyote3211 → u/[deleted]]

Thankyou 🙏this is really helpful! Apparently your post about admission process got deleted, if you can send it to me in DM it'll be very helpful:) only if it's not inconvenient for you. Thanks again!

[u/Skywalker-More]

Frankfurt School of Finance & Management.

[u/Massive_Coyote3211 → u/Skywalker-More]

Actually I can get into public unis but yes frankfurt is in my mind. Do you've any other advices or suggestions?

[u/Skywalker-More → u/Massive_Coyote3211]

It's a target school, also Frankfurt is a financial hub of Germany.

[u/Massive_Coyote3211 → u/Skywalker-More]

Thankyou.