Not having a permanent job makes the application process more difficult compared to those with stable employment, as embassies are often concerned that applicants without steady work or income may have fewer reasons to return to their home country.

Common reasons for visa rejection in such cases include:

• Freelance or self-employed, but lacking proof of work, such as an employment certificate or business registration.
• No employment, raising the question: Where does the applicant get money to support themselves?
• No reliable sponsor, or insufficient/unclear supporting documents from the sponsor.