I was recently refused for a Schengen visa despite having all my documents prepared. The refusal reason was:

"The information submitted regarding justification for the purpose and conditions of the intended stay was not reliable".

Is is mandatory to state that "my visa was refused" during the application? What happens if I don't?

I was recently refused for a Schengen visa despite having all my documents prepared. The refusal reason was:

"The information submitted regarding justification for the purpose and conditions of the intended stay was not reliable".

meanwhile, I have a job offer in Australia and I'm applying for 186 visa for Australia.

1. Is is mandatory to state that "my visa was refused" during the application? What happens if I don't?

2. I don't want to lie and declare that. What is the effect of this refusal? Can it end up in refusing my 186 visa?

I was recently refused for a Schengen visa despite having all my documents prepared. The refusal reason was:

"The information submitted regarding justification for the purpose and conditions of the intended stay was not reliable".

meanwhile, I have a job offer in Australia and I'm applying for 186 visa for Australia.

1. Is is mandatory to state that "my visa was refused" during the application? What happens if I don't?

2. I don't want to lie and declare that. What is the effect of this refusal? Can it end up in refusing my 186 visa?

I was recently refused for a Schengen visa despite having all my documents prepared. The refusal reason was:

"The information submitted regarding justification for the purpose and conditions of the intended stay was not reliable".

Is is mandatory to state that "my visa was refused" during the application? What happens if I don't?

I was recently refused for a Schengen visa despite having all my documents prepared. I was planning to go to a scientific workshop in Greece. The refusal reason was:

"The information submitted regarding justification for the purpose and conditions of the intended stay was not reliable".

meanwhile, I have a job offer in Australia and I'm applying for 186 visa for Australia.

1. Is is mandatory to state that "my visa was refused" during the application? What happens if I don't?

2. I don't want to lie and declare that. What is the effect of this refusal? Can it end up in refusing my 186 visa?

I was recently refused for a Schengen visa despite having all my documents prepared. The refusal reason was:

"The information submitted regarding justification for the purpose and conditions of the intended stay was not reliable".

meanwhile, I have a job offer in Australia and I'm applying for 186 visa for Australia.

1. Is is mandatory to state that "my visa was refused" during the application? What happens if I don't?

2. I don't want to lie and declare that. What is the effect of this refusal? Can it end up in refusing my 186 visa?