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General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 5 (1343192 Views)
infosoftlife: 12:25pm On May 10 |
onile1975: Yes, I did. I have a good travel history, have been to the US and UK, and have good home ties with enough funds in the submitted bank . I quoted all these in my complaint. |
tyrant25: 1:27pm On May 10 |
Wow Congratulations! Did you go through the PAP route? Or it was just a letter you sent to their complaint email? infosoftlife: |
tyrant25: 1:41pm On May 10 |
Thank you so much, I already drafted the email, I will send it on Monday and fill you guys in. volticvox: 1 Like |
giselle237: 2:01pm On May 10 |
Knowlegeseeking:yes he can |
giselle237: 2:03pm On May 10 |
YemmyPOG:Where is their mom? Hope she is travelling alongside as the caseworkers will scrutinize the children’s applications very well. They are minors and they have a care of duty to them ie. Is the reason they would site to refuse the applications. Their mother and father have responsibility over them and not grandma. It is easier for their mom or dad to bring them along. |
Tailadivaaaa: 3:05pm On May 10 |
onile1975:Yes, I did in the letter of and he stated it in his too. I got my 2 year visa last year. I didn’t just apply. |
YemmyPOG: 4:06pm On May 10 |
Thanks. Their mum can't come as she is nursing a baby at the moment. They have good travel history with my mum already. So, I am not really worried about that. Pls i need guidance to complete the travel budget/cost for minor that i screenshotted. Anyone pls ? giselle237: |
SamReinvented: 10:57pm On May 10 |
Hi all - for nurses/doctors who have travelled to UK for OSCE/PLAB, please is it more advisable to apply for a visit visa stating the exam as the purpose of trip or to just apply for a normal visit visa without mentioning the exam? I know both options are perfectly fine, but asking more from the perspective of better visa guarantee. I have a family member planning to come over for the purpose, so need a sound advice on this. Thank you! |
jmoore(m): 1:02pm On May 11 |
SamReinvented:I have applied visa applications for some OSCE candidates. You have to mention your purpose of visit. State the exam as the purpose.. |
Maryfaith: 5:45am On May 12 |
Good day, fam. Please I need your advice on an issue affecting my UK visa application. I have applied for the UK Standard Visitor Visa three times over the past year, and unfortunately, they were all refused on the grounds of financial stability even though I have a sponsor who’s covering the entire cost of my trip. To increase my chances, I engaged a professional visa agent who helped me put together a much stronger application. I’ve also been saving diligently for the past six months in preparation. However, a few days ago, I noticed a huge withdrawal from my salary through a GSI (Global Standing Instruction) recovery system. It turns out GTBank recovered funds due to a loan I took last year. I had been repaying monthly, but after the last visa refusal, I paused payments to focus on saving more towards my journey. I was not aware of this system neither was I alerted by the bank for loan repayment before pulling a GSI recovery system. Also, they send me unclear statement of monthly that indicate just interest and not the loan. Now, I’m really confused and unsure of the next step to take. Please, what solution or advice can you offer? I’ll deeply appreciate any help. Thank you. |
kentdealer(m): 7:10am On May 12 |
champagne00: @ champagne00 Have you collected your port |
Cashmadam: 7:53am On May 12 |
Maryfaith: You need to start counting 6 months again. You need to continue the repayment. It is what it is.... 2 Likes |
humblemoi: 8:14am On May 12 |
Maryfaith: In my opinion, if you have to print out the statement and the GSI recovery appears, leaving you with little balance afterwards, honestly, there isn't much to be done here. You'd have to go back to the drawing board, saving monthly and preparing for that application. You don't want to patch up any document and I understand the anticipation to make an application ASAP but you have consider past refusals and the need to do it right. |
Oluwatomisin90: 9:51am On May 12 |
Good morning all. Please help me with this visit refusal letter for my father. No interview was scheduled nor conducted with him nor I the sponsor. This is the second refusal.
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giselle237: 10:00am On May 12 |
Oluwatomisin90:No refusal reason. Send a paid mail to UKVI to get the refusal reasons. |
lawrins8: 10:27am On May 12 |
Good morning house. Please what does PAP means here? Thank you.
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champagne00: 11:01am On May 12 |
Nope, missed by US Application because of this lol
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Oluwatomisin90: 12:44pm On May 12 |
Icecaptain: 1:42pm On May 12 |
Immigration white paper to reduce migration and strengthen border Radical reforms to Britain’s immigration system, restoring control to our borders and reducing record-high levels of net migration have been set out. From: Home Office and The Rt Hon Yvette Cooper MP Published 12 May 2025 Measures unveiled in the immigration white paper published today (Monday 12 May) will reshape our immigration system towards those who contribute most to economic growth, with higher skills standards for graduates and workers. New requirements on employers to boost domestic training will end the reliance on international recruitment, restoring order to a failed system that saw net migration quadruple between 2019 and 2023. Key policies in the 82 page blueprint, titled Restoring Control over the Immigration System, include the following: reversing the long-term trend of increasing international recruitment at the expense of skills and training the labour market evidence group will be established, drawing on the best data available in order to make informed decisions about the state of the labour market and the role that different policies should play, rather than always relying on migration departments across government will engage sector bodies as part of this approach Raising Skilled Worker threshold – skilled must mean skilled Lifting the level for skilled workers back to RQF 6 (Graduate level) and above. Salary thresholds will rise. The immigration salary list, which gives people discounts from salary thresholds, will be abolished. Access to the points-based immigration system will be limited to occupations where there have been long term shortages, on a time limited basis, where the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) has advised it is justified, where there is a workforce strategy in place, and where employers seeking to recruit from abroad are committed to playing their part in increasing recruitment from the domestic workforce. Adult social care End overseas recruitment for social care visas. In line with our wider reforms to skills thresholds, we will close social care visas to new applications from abroad. For a transition period until 2028, while the workforce strategy is being developed and rolled out, we will permit visa extensions and in-country switching for those already here. This will be kept under review. Study We will strengthen the requirements that all sponsoring institutions must meet in order to recruit international students. We will introduce new interventions for sponsors who are close to failing their sponsor duties, including placing them on an action plan designed to improve their compliance, and imposing limits on the number of new international students they can recruit while they are subject to those plans. We will reduce the ability for graduates to remain in the UK after their studies to a period of 18 months. Family We will tackle the over complex family and private life immigration arrangements, where too many cases are treated as ‘exceptional’ rather than having a clear framework. Legislation will be brought forward to make clear it is the government and Parliament that decides who should have the right to remain in the UK. This will address cases where Article 8 right to family life legal arguments are being used to frustrate deportation where removal is clearly in the public interest. Growth We will go further in ensuring that the very highly skilled have opportunities to come to the UK and access our targeted routes for the brightest and best global talent. This includes increasing the number of people arriving on our very high talent routes, alongside faster routes for bringing people to the UK who have the right skills and experience to supercharge UK growth in strategic industries. This includes increasing places to our scheme for research interns, making it easier for top scientific and design talent to use our Global Talent visa, and reviewing our Innovator Founder visa and High Potential Individual route to maximise their benefit to the UK economy. Tackling abuse New policies will apply to individuals who claim asylum where conditions in their home country have not materially changed, particularly where they have claimed asylum after arrival. Tighter visa controls, restrictions, requirements or scrutiny will be applied where we have evidence of abuse, based on a clear assessment of the risks. Measures to ensure that other governments play their part in ing the integrity of the UK immigration system – particularly where there are currently barriers in the way of us returning their nationals. Innovative financial measures, penalties or sanctions, including for sponsors of migrant workers or students where there is evidence of abuse. These will incentivise them to act responsibly, with new measures to compliance with visa conditions by migrants. Foreign national offenders (FNOs) Reform the deportation system to ensure the Home Office is informed of all foreign nationals convicted of offences – not just those who go to prison. Review deportation thresholds to take into a wider range of factors than just the length of sentence, and start by revising the statutory exceptions criteria to ensure that the deportation test reflects the seriousness of violence against women and girls. English language Introduce new English language requirements across a broader range of immigration routes, for both main applicants and their dependants, to ensure a better knowledge of English, including an assessment of improvements over time. Earned settlement and citizenship Double the standard qualifying period for settlement to 10 years. Expand the points-based system to both our settlement and citizenship rules, so they are based on contribution to the UK, with further details to be set out to Parliament by the end of the year. The policies outlined, part of the government’s Plan for Change, will be delivered over the course of this Parliament to strengthen the UK’s immigration system, with the first changes set to be introduced in the coming weeks. The government will publish further reforms to the asylum system and border security later this summer, building on measures in the Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill currently progressing through Parliament. |
Icecaptain: 1:43pm On May 12 |
Fire on the mountain. God have mercy upon us!. Icecaptain: |
Abbebbay: 2:12pm On May 12 |
Hello @Giselle237, Please what are the necessary details needed to make a Paid call or Pai mail for a delayed visa processing time,and how long do they reply back ...I and my wife did out biometrics at Ikeja on the 15th of April and yet no email,Please today make it 16 working days ..should I still wait for a reply or what do you think ?. . giselle237: |
Davinton: 2:28pm On May 12 |
Good day house, my wife and i have been trying to make payment for biometric to no avail. It's been pending since morning. She made all the payment in UK, i wonder why the biometric payment won't be successful. Pls what do we need to do? Attached is the screenshot.
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jmoore(m): 3:07pm On May 12 |
Davinton: Go to the twitter handle and send a message to them. |
SpiceQueen01: 4:13pm On May 12 |
I’ve been trying to pay visa fee since last week, but all forms of payment has been refused, pls what can I do? Please Note- the currency is in usd and I have sufficient balance |
kentdealer(m): 4:16pm On May 12 |
SpiceQueen01: You need a USD card. get a prepaid US card at a bank or let someone who has it pay for you. |
kentdealer(m): 4:17pm On May 12 |
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saint4belles: 4:28pm On May 12 |
[quote author=kentdealer post=135339890][/quote] I guess we 16th should be tomorrow , i am really worried as well ( please did you get any email like Your UK visa application is currently under consideration ) before the VFS email |
saint4belles: 4:29pm On May 12 |
Abbebbay:Hello Abbebbay , please let me know if you later get email from VFS @giselle237 said he is same date with you and got email today |
saint4belles: 5:24pm On May 12 |
[quote author=Cashmadam post=135333434] please i need help in understanding my wife's and kids refusal,so i can know what to correct.. ,i think uk has started calculating 3 months expenditure for sponsors as well...i attach the refusal letter... Survey document was submitted for hometies and she input father and mother as well. should i increase her salary and also opt out of sponsoring them? Should she apply alone without the kids ? SHould i also tick in the next application that we are not travelling together ? NOTE, i have 5 years uk visa which would expire 2029
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SpiceQueen01: 6:41pm On May 12 |
kentdealer: Thanks for your response, the card and currency is in USD. I finally paid successfully after I changed the card’s billing address |
Abbebbay: 6:52pm On May 12 |
@ saint4belles,Have you gotten a reply for your application this evening . [quote author=saint4belles post=135340759][/quote] |
saint4belles: 6:56pm On May 12 |
Abbebbay:yes i did oooo , got refusal , i posted it ,scroll up , dont know if you can enlighten me on what to do in aspect of re applying |
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