The disproportionate rejection rates of Schengen visas — 10% higher in Africa than the global average — hinder trade, business and educational partnerships at the expense of African economies, according to an April study from U.K.-based migration consultancy firm Henley & Partners.
Visa bias: Tell me where you’re from, I’ll tell how likely you are to get a Schengen visa
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