So that one lady has been in the UK for 15 years and has been denied asylum 3 times, but now she has a child so it’s all ok? What is she seeking asylum from? And why, after 15 years can she not speak English?? And she’s working illegally but hey, whatever right?!
I remember 20years ago, a girl from my country gets a scholarship to study in UK in the same Uni I studied. She brought along her boyfriend whom she married in secret without their parents knowing, the boyfriend was also enrolled in Law course but never attended a single day of the course. From day 1 worked in bar and then the girl slowly stopped going to her class. I got my degree, worked 2 years under work experience scheme, then left. Now I'm in living in NZ. The girl and her boyfriend were deported on the 4th year.
@@M-M-M-M well, i m not telling Aesop fables here If what ur looking for is a Moral of story at end the of story. It is whatever u make of it. My take > I studied, understood & realised too much HYPE about Europe, did my work experience and went back to my country. Worked for few years then opportunity knocked from NZ, moved there with life skills & work experience. Alot of people esp Asians try to go to Europe under false reason, when home provides just as much opportunity to thrive. They are just wasting time money and their parents hope and effort.
The thing that annoys me is they spend so much money busting these people and raiding places but instead of deporting them straight away they let them go (not all) and trust them to report in
Gagan Preet Australians have the opportunities to travel overseas so why not take it. In Australia there really isn’t a national cuisine, Australian food is very ambiguous. Aussie chefs travel to get worldly experiences.
-What is the structure of the course ? -I will be back for my family business -What can you tell me about the course ? -I will be back for my family business LOL
Not only that but he mumbled through the entire thing. Whenever he didn’t know the English word he’d just go “mmm” and make a sound that sounded like English.
I'm pretty sure the accent confused him. He must have heard 'cost' when he asked about the structure of the course. That's the reason he started describing the fees of the course. British accent (or any accent from the UK, for that matter) is atrocious.
The mistake of the guy was to try and answering instead asking: "what do you mean by structure of the cost? what cost?" It is common mistake that people afraid to admit that they didn't understand the question and try to guess
first age is just number so remove the word old for humans from your dirty brain and studying / education you start taking at any age it depends on interest not on age.
These illegals use the same scamming techniques at the Canadian border. Further to their claims of being killed if they are denied entry and are forced to return to their country, the first thing they do if they get landed immigrant status, is go back to their country of origin and visit their families.
She is a chef, brought her chef knife set, has tons of copies of her resume/certificates, and literally says "I am always looking for work"... says she isn't looking for work lol
@@sahilalisaiyed5924 Nothing wrong with asking man. I too am not native Japanese, but have learnt it because I work in Japan. Are you language enthusiast or you are planning to go to Japan?
U.K. Immigration: “What are you attending here ?” Me: (Rattles off about NVIDIA and neural networks plus all the python programming tools) UK. Immigration (stops me): “Too complicated. Enjoy your stay.” I love Heathrow.
Wow! So we got a guy who claims that he is a full time student and studying in UK but yet he is a scammer. While we got a kid who is actually a student and interested in studying in UK, but due to his poor English, he was denied.
Yeah, because I too would travel to a country to take a class that I can’t even describe in simple terms what it’s about. 😂😂😂 Hahah “He’s actually a student.” And I’m actually the Queen of England! Good lord, there’s so many gullible/naïve/dumb people on the planet.
@@nIIe the guy asking the question has such a thick accent. I've been speaking English my entire life and have multiple degrees from Australian and US unis, and yet it still took me till the third time to understand he meant "course" and not "cost"
@AviShekelbergerCPA if he is not willing to study why he needs to know about his subject. What if he knows better about engineering. I think it is you have lower iq than average by judging one by some aspects that are not enough.
And how educated , do you think those Border officers are ??? At 38:27 The gentleman with the Turban says to the lady " I'll RETURN the knife BACK to you " .
Or perhaps save the CV in her laptop and have it printed while she's there. Btw, would it be applicable if she just mentioned the reason why she had the CVs was because of unseen opportunity? I mean, just incase someone wanted to hire her while on holiday, she can provide her documents to her potential employer and promised that she will do the right way to have a UK working permit.
@@E_Legal_Alien As anyone would appreciate that the law is the law, many if not all civilised countries would have laws in place which would try to protect people whose lives are in danger. Therefore, if they were entering a country trying to seek asylum or whatever it is they are trying to do, based on your mindset, nobody would stand a chance of seeking asylum regardless of whether or not their stories were legit or not. Would you have declined their applications without even reviewing them? ….. since you’re “moved by nothing”.
@@cheyennetapiasmith9056 i think they often don't have enough room to long people up for long periods of time, so they're more likely to let them out on bail
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Wel like that is a lot more difficult to put you outside, they need to contact your home country for a new one.
I guess that's the same situation in a lot of countries. I guess the reason is that when you're abroad, your passport is the only documents that can identify you. Therefore, if you destroyed it, the immigration officers couldn't deport you just because they believe you're from a certain country. They need evidence. But I believe that they officer in the video said that the African man had to report to the immigration office every week, or he would've been detained until he had gotten on hold of his new passport and been removed from the country, if he had been apprehended again.
Completely obvious that was the misunderstanding. The inspector should have figured that out and reworded. However it is true that his English was very weak and it would have been difficult to keep up in college.
@@cheemsdoggo3119 In this case, I don't think so Mukesh, because afterward the inspector talks to the camera and says "he couldn't tell me anything about the course".
They should have the I-20 system that the U.S has. It works as a verification that the student is currently studying and its connected between the universities and immigration so schools can report students who didn’t attend school.
VK that’s less than the interests put together. TATA is the largest employer in UK. Nearly half of the population in the tiny island works for Indian business 😂😂 they give you jobs. Indians /Chinese pay insanely huge fees in universities in UK to give you free education. What technology was stolen? Indian students are the largest population in STEM courses they contribute to UK tech comm. get some education, all the hefty money that we throw at your universities for your free education is going useless.
Some fuking consultants lure youths in india take theirs money and ran same thing happend with my younger bro, agent promised him for azerbaijan visa took money and booked the tickets and provided one offer letter when my bro and other 14 people visited delhi airport there they came to know that tckts has been cancelled and afetr reaching the ajents office it was closed and never came bck..
The thing I learned through this is Don't leave the UK for unnecessary reasons before your student visa expires Only leave after you have converted your Student visa to Tier 2 visa (Work Permit)
For the Australian woman, I guess the lesson learned is to not take you resumes and such with you. If it wasn’t her intentions to come find work, she shouldn’t have taken those things.
@@Sass396 Also, a set of good quality chef's knives is quite expensive. You don't take the full set on a flight just to cook for friends. At least I wouldn't know any chef who would do that.
I feel bad for her. Has a similar thing happen to me. British Indian guy, just didn't like me. I was legit there for a week to see my friend for her birthday. He held me for an hour and after i demanded he hurry up and refuse entry already, he said " I'll let you in this time. But next time you wont be so lucky' ... then i blew up "what the hell does that even mean? i have every right to come to this county for tourism? i'm staying a week, legally i can stay for up to 6 months!? what are you even threatening me with? how could anyone be more prepared for that?" Honestly I've never met someone so obviously out of touch with reality and on a power trip.
@@Croma2333 .. "out of touch with reality and on a power trip ..". that basically describes the whole history of England towards to rest of the world ...
Lesson learnt: bring knives, but don't print CV n covering letter and bring it along to save money... Land, get past customs n then print your freakin cv and covering letter..
@@rabiulsikder4569 understand the concept - dignity of labour.. ki everyone do something as a part of their struggle. Don't judge pple basis on Thier country.. learn to respect. Why cleaning wash room is also a labour . What kind of respect u were giving ???
@@ramyasrimadeti668 The kind of hard work Indian people do in western countries, I am sure if they do this 1/10th of this hard work in India, they would become rich within 5 years. Most of the people from India, Pakistan and Bangladesh are foreign addict.
I had a lecturer in Oxford from China. He could barely speak English and nobody understood him. One of his recent papers has more than 10000 downloads.
English was not the main problem his university was. Get an admission offer for Imperial College, Oxford university then no one can reject you. Secondly, he was going at age of 19. Most of the people go for Master's and PhD. UK only calls people for interview if they have doubts.
Academics are a special case. If they come from overseas, they are often offered positions purely on the strength of their unique research skills. Poor English skill is usually irrelevant because they do not teach.
Yeah, well unfortunately Michael we live in a world where people would much rather watch clips of idiots driving cars like maniacs into berks… than a book which has been described as and I quote ‘lovely stuff’. Not my words Michael, the words of Shakin Stevens.
The Chef gives it away at 43:32 when she said her family had the biggest party for her yesterday and now has to to ring them to tell them she's coming home. Who has a party for someone going on holiday?
@@stephanos2758 He? And if they didn’t want her near, then they wouldn’t throw a party for her. Lol derp! They’d do it amongst themselves maybe, after she’s left.
Yeh I agree and at first I felt she was unnecessarily being questioned about the chef/knife kit but 25 copies of resume and cover letters, I think she was planning to look for work
I agree. Precision professional tools and my CV go with me wherever I go. That is why it is important to watch this program before travelling overseas. Brown Vs white don't go well. A white man would have let her in!!!
@@no1reviewercommenter899 If he was white ,he would definetly done the same as the brown officer did. One question for you? How many copies of CV you take with you while traveling. she had 20+ copies. Who travelles with this much amount of papers on travel visa.
I'm from New Zealand and am really bothered by that officer sending the Aussie lady back- many of us have family or friends to stay with in the UK and get higher pay in both of our own countries (Aus and NZ don't need any visas to live or work in either country). Why would we want to work in the UK illegally and potentially get in a lot of trouble?
The visa officer in India is English, just like the people the prospective student would have to learn from in the UK. Too many people commenting on this video have the idea that the officer is duty bound to make sure the student understands him. No, it’s the student’s job to be able to understand an ordinary English speaker. I’m a yank, I understood him perfectly. His accent was NOT thick.
We had over 300,000 overseas students studying in Australia. 180,000 were found to be fraudulent. Also here, anyone who is found to be here illegally are kept in detention, not released into the community, even if they appeal. If you are found here as an illegal and you have no documents you are shipped to an offshore detention facility and repatriated anyway. If you arrive by plane and you present to immigration having "lost" your documents, you are placed back on the plane and its the airlines problem to return you home. All appeals for asylum are processed by the UNHCR.
Funny they are illegals lol 😂 when you speaking are 99.9% illegal there as well since you or your ancestors force their way to that land belonging to the First Nation people. Using the word illegal is convenient for many of us when we believe we are legal and others are not.
man this makes me uneasy, I couldn't understand what the officer was asking. the word "structure" I didnt get that and "course" sounded like "cough" first and then like "cost". the worst part is that I live in the US and speak english everyday at work.
@@rorox95 That's because you are using a very limited subset of the vocabulary. You probably don't need to know what is a "whisk" and not even understand "I steer left" or "I steer my coffee". (yes, sorry for the culinary examples, but I am trying to write words that may be common, but seldom heard from you) When you are following a curriculum, the teacher may drop an analogy that will tap in words you never heard. Also, he will introduce new words that are technical (jargon from the field). On top of that, the teacher will not slow down neither articulate correctly and there is always noise and people speaking in English around. So, if you have some struggles, these get magnified! I didn't make any effort to write in Simplified English to exemplify the possible struggle. Neither did I abuse vocabulary to make it more difficult. I could have employed archaic words, phrasal verbs, idioms or innuendo. Teachers will.
This has nothing to do with uk but when coming back from Philippines 🇵🇭 we had a stopover in seattle so when the immigration look at my parents and i. He kept saying we needed a visa to come to usa with out looking at passport . We are Canadian citizens with a Canadian passport . So after i told we are from Canada he looked passport and said nothing .. -__- he didn’t even apologize
What intrigues me is the number of people I have seen who literally go give testimony in church of have send off parties when they receive a 6 month visit visa to the UK, USA, Canada and other so-called first world countries
Because in poor countries it's such a huge deal to live abroad. My relatives brag about me to their friends because I moved to Australia and they're always asking for money because they think money is everywhere in "white people countries " 😂😂😂
@@arghya4NE Don't even, if he didn't understand he'd have said..... problem was they clearly didn't speak any relevant English past being able to say the basics of what they're going for and why.
Indian English is different in a way, oh sounds auh so course can sound like cos, and I am sure he interpreted it that way. S he does lack English speaking skills. Just pointing that out.
Call me gullible, but I think they may have gotten it wrong with the Sydney lady. I've heard of many chefs that are religious about the knives they work with. I can see someone traveling with theirs if only to cook for friends and family. I also thought I heard her say her CVs were always in her laptop bag and she just grabbed her laptop bag and traveled. I don't think he truly heard her. I can see someone accidentally doing that.
She was lying. She didn't have enough money for her holiday and her family threw a big party for her when she was leaving. Who throws a party for someone going on a holiday?
Yeah, but even when the guy asked what the course was about, the indian dude still could not answer him. Part of the "test" is whether or not they understand english well enough to cope with the course...because the lecturer isn't going to slow down for a foreign student. The fact that he couldn't even explain anything about his course did also not bode well. Any legit student should have been able to rattle off SOMETHING! He failed. He got denied.
Yeah but remember the course he’s studying will not be slowed down for him it’s not ESL, he also will be studying something he has never learned before so it would be filled with terms he would need to learn along with English words he should already be familiar with. He couldn’t even use context clues.
Because It's nice in Britain, it has jobs, a place where you can eat and sleep with minimal threat. Fuck what your government wants, the illegals do what is in their best interest, fuck your law enforcement, fuck your military, fuck your royal family. One day UK will be completely fucking wrecked with bomb holes and your military bodies will be laying everywhere. Then all your chiefs, all your generals, their families and the royal family will be tortured and publicly executed. Will show you criminals against humanity what is the punishment.
The immigration guy handing out visa, without the captions I thought he was talking about the cost not the course. Should have at least rephrased his question.
The question was not clear, plus imagine the anxiety of that kid. Honestly was kinda bad To understand how fluent you are it’s more likely to ask you something that its at plwast cristal clear in your mind, like something personal.
Yes absolutely! And in all honesty, the AI responsible for UA-cam's subtitles also picked it up as "Cost" instead of "course". Even when he rephrased the question, it sounded a bit more like cost than in the first instance.
To be fair to the chef I can totally understand bringing her knives with her legitimately to use whilst away. If you're not in a trade you might not realise the significance of your own equipment. As in the classic rifleman's creed "This is my rifle, there are many like it, but this one is mine". Your trade tools are personal and it's probable you could travel with them. Likewise it's probably keeping a few copies of your CV in a laptop bag, the problem is with so many copies AND the knives AND the current situation back home... it doesn't make for a very compelling story when you factor all the evidence.
I'm not a professional chef, but when I go to someone's house, even my son's, I bring my own knives. I hate using their knives. Not as sharp as mine, not weighted the same, grips are different.
Seriously? The obvious body language of a liar is beyond telling. The rapid eye movement trying to figure out an appropriate answer is too funny! I couldn't do this job. I'd die laughing at them!!🤣
Typical, a condition of marriage may have been further education in the UK, costs to to be covered by his father-in-law. He can't even understand simple questions. He has no business going there to study. I wish the man had spent that money on his daughter instead.
Who else is bing watching these 😂😂I cant STOP! Omg all this time when uk border officers were asking me questions about my projects I thought they are interested in science! 😂😂😂😂
I personally know a police officer who ran over a man while he and his buddy were drunk in Peru.. instead of facing the justice system he fled to the US got himself a new woman and child... Not everyone that emigrates are honest people.
@@rtaskyy It was a subjective judgement based on his ability to understand that particular officer's specific regional accent. As many people have pointed out, even native English speakers, especially from non-UK countries, can find some accents difficult to understand. Perhaps there should be a uniform written and oral test for everyone, using a more standard British accent for the spoken part. Then you wouldn't risk excluding people with high level English competency but no prior experience of British regional accents.
At this point, people have found loopholes in the system and have become very good at exploiting them. I genuinely feel bad for the Delhi student. He seems like an honest guy and should be given a second chance before they keep the money. Have him return at the start of the next semester and give him another English test. The agent’s accent was a little tough to understand.
@@hatwarm, they do that in Germany even for courses taught in other languages than German. Though fees in Germany are also quite low compared to those in the United Kingdom.
@@mango-strawberry ielts run by british council and idp are the most corrupt organisation. They will pass anyone even if they know basic English. I have seen some of the Indians passing it and not knowing anything. As an Indian it's almost makes my motivation go down when i see these people coming to western countries. These people pass IELTS , take a basic course and then work on cash. And people like us indians who came on a study visa and want to make a living suffers.
"Tell me about the struuucture of the curse" If they are sending someone to India to interview, make sure he can speak understandable English himself. What kind of idiot first pays the fees, buys a ticket and THEN goes to get a visa?!
To be fair, I took philosophy/ critical thinking in college and to this day I can't explain what the hell it's about. It was all so damn confusing but I passed the class. Lol So I kinda get this guy not being able to explain his course. I just started watching so I'm not sure if he turns out to be lying or not but I guess I'll find out soon. Edit: Oh yeah, this guy is full of it.
im doing a minor in philosophy and i know exactly how you feel lol! this guy would probably short circuit trying to understand the readings full of outdated and overly dense information i know i did 😂
On one question, the student confused 'course' for 'cost' [16:10], and on the next he confused 'course' for 'cause' [16:43], but overall his fluency is average for someone in his situation. The officer's accent is not the easiest to understand for non-natives, and he's neither seeing the confusion affecting the interaction nor is he able to vary or accentuate his pronunciation to make it a bit more apprehensible to non-natives.
Well you’re clearly not keen on philosophy and I assume it was just a course you took on the side for study credit. It wasn’t your major which you studied for years. But this fella claimed to have been studying business for three years and he still couldn’t explain what the course was about.
I saw a lot of people discussing and commenting in the student's favour due to a question in which course sounded cost. Does anyone have a clue how the student managed to score the necessary IELTS score for the course with the English speaking skill he has got?
I graduated 2 years ago in public relations. It's not helping me in my country cos there are no jobs. Sometimes you can forget. I'll go through my notes in case I'll get a chance to travel abroad
It happened to me. I registered at NSCC Canada a government college and paid. The the Visa department refused my Visa application based solely on their suspension that I will not return.
As a technician, I always carry my screwdrivers etc with me. I don't use other people's screwdrivers because I like my tools. Lawn maintanence folk don't use the customer's lawn mower even though a lot of people have a lawn mower and fucken hell it would be easier than dragging your own around. People who haven't worked a trade wouldn't understand the connection people make with their equipment because its literally what they use to support themselves. That poor aussie lady :(
I agree. I don't think the knives were a big deal all by themselves. But when she's carting along 20+ copies of her CV along with her... that makes for a different story. I can't imagine any time I'd travel internationally and have a stack of CVs ready to go.
I guess he got confused when the British guy asked about the course because it sounded like cost, and for a beginner it matters. Everytime the interviewer asked about the course he was going to be studying, he was answering from a financial standpoint.
The guy at 2:52 honestly this is me after I finish a course at Dutch uni. U spend days and weeks studying for it and once u (hopefully) pass the course, it completely leaves your head all the knowledge 🤣🤣, id be the same bruh
2 of my chef teachers have the same habit of carrying their knives with them, anywhere they travel. But they never carried their certificates or CV with them. I will carry my certificates with me if I'll travel anywhere for a month or more.
I was a student in London in around 2009-2011, the way the immigration officers pested asking me to prove myself and my intentions, I wanted to leave the god forsaken country, after finishing my course, I didn't apply for a job although 2 years,which I was permitted for, no Thank you, I rather be back home and respected than having to explain myself to you guys periodically !
That’s great! You seem a little ungrateful for getting an education but since you wanted to leave and they wanted you to leave it’s the best for everyone. I don’t live in the UK but I wish more Indians would leave the USA and Japan and help out in their homes.
A wise man once said It's like one foot in and the other foot out and two fingers in the pussy... The only one feeling good is the University getting free money
I paid the registration fees, which was 1000 quid for my course back in 2010. Submitted all the documents, my return journey tickets booked with BA etc. Showed 15000 pounds in my account to cover the costs. And guess what happens next, my visa is rejected, and the letter stated that they don't believe I would be coming back after my course is done. Called the School and they asked me to take a punt by paying the full course fees, downside would have been that they would've taken 10 percent of the 12000 pounds fees if my visa gets declined again. Applied again and it got through. Lost roughly 6k in Indian currency for the failed visa application and quite a lot on the BA air tickets also the declined stamp on my passport. Their country is a scam, the people racist, not all but I had a fair share of the nasty bunch. I don't need that sort of negativity in my life again. :)
The quota system is a bit of a problem for foreigners. This will not allow several countries particularly those that are not part of the EU visas. They have strict laws and carry an in depth scrutiny for persons not of the EU region and almost always results in a denial of a visa issuance. Frustration renders them to handle things unlawfully.
In the websites of Consular Offices, it is stated clearly that the issuance of Visa doesn't fully assure you of entrance to the country. At your port of entry, the immigration officers or border officer has every right to check your documents. The immigration rules are the same in every country. Proper documentation is needed. Immigration officers are trained to do their job. They base their judgment on the documents presented to them and the answers to their questions during interview.
I used to teach a legit college in the US. Some students were scared shitless of failing out, or if they had to drop a course they were doing badly in, they would be below the minimum 12 credits required. Had lots of groveling students.
@@mango-strawberry International students are generally advised to take 15 credit hours of classes/sem. There are provisions in place in case something like that happens, but the student needs to have a proper excuse with proper paperwork, e.g. mental health, etc.
@@mango-strawberry Not really. The highest you can take is 18. Anything over that and you will need the Dean's permission. You can get away with 18 and over during the freshman/sophomore years, but if you are in stem (most international students are in the States) then it's not advisable, especially if you are only taking core classes. E.g. I spent hours on end every week to study for just one class that was only 1 credit hour.
Seems like good decisions but the lady from Sidney was probably genuine and even if she wasn't she would have realised she made a mistake pretty quickly and gone back to Australia. There is no way UK is better than Australia in terms of working opportunities
It wasnt until he asked the second was that i understood. That ue was asking Course and not Cost, but the student wasnt able to really speak English well enough to pass. Even while explaining who will take care of him his struggle was real. Im so American i need to listen to the brits talk because he sound like he said cost.
@Harry Harry a person can improve his language skills very rapidly, especially at 19 years old. After 3-4 months in the UK he would have been speaking correctly
@@Federico84 He would also be 3-4 months behind on his university course so it wouldn't be a wise idea for them to let him study, instead of someone who wouldn't have that issue.
they seriously believe "to be honest with you" are magic words
"to be honest with you" = "F**k You!"
you made me laugh bro!
So that one lady has been in the UK for 15 years and has been denied asylum 3 times, but now she has a child so it’s all ok? What is she seeking asylum from? And why, after 15 years can she not speak English?? And she’s working illegally but hey, whatever right?!
I remember 20years ago, a girl from my country gets a scholarship to study in UK in the same Uni I studied. She brought along her boyfriend whom she married in secret without their parents knowing, the boyfriend was also enrolled in Law course but never attended a single day of the course. From day 1 worked in bar and then the girl slowly stopped going to her class.
I got my degree, worked 2 years under work experience scheme, then left. Now I'm in living in NZ. The girl and her boyfriend were deported on the 4th year.
Thank you for doing the right thing!
And what's the point of your story. Or moral.... or anything...
@@M-M-M-M well, i m not telling Aesop fables here If what ur looking for is a Moral of story at end the of story. It is whatever u make of it. My take > I studied, understood & realised too much HYPE about Europe, did my work experience and went back to my country. Worked for few years then opportunity knocked from NZ, moved there with life skills & work experience.
Alot of people esp Asians try to go to Europe under false reason, when home provides just as much opportunity to thrive. They are just wasting time money and their parents hope and effort.
@@M-M-M-M you must have a really thick skull to not see the moral here.
The thing that annoys me is they spend so much money busting these people and raiding places but instead of deporting them straight away they let them go (not all) and trust them to report in
why a aussie want to come to uk for work
considerdering the fact uk has lower wages and higher unemployment rate
Gagan Preet Australians have the opportunities to travel overseas so why not take it. In Australia there really isn’t a national cuisine, Australian food is very ambiguous. Aussie chefs travel to get worldly experiences.
My questions also lol her being an Australian Citizen itself is one big reason she has intention to return to Australia after a holiday.
they just put her there so to look unbiased since she is white. tbh that woman just said stupid things without thinking
Exactly like wtf Australia pays better salary to chefs than in bloody UK
Rather go to Australia vs the UK.
The young guy who wants to go to school there. You can tell he was coached on how to answer the questions
-What is the structure of the course ?
-I will be back for my family business
-What can you tell me about the course ?
-I will be back for my family business
LOL
@@takrury
It was so pathetic indeed lmfao.
@@takrury 😂😂😂😂😂😂
He was not prepared
Not only that but he mumbled through the entire thing.
Whenever he didn’t know the English word he’d just go “mmm” and make a sound that sounded like English.
I'm pretty sure the accent confused him. He must have heard 'cost' when he asked about the structure of the course. That's the reason he started describing the fees of the course. British accent (or any accent from the UK, for that matter) is atrocious.
I can swear i heard the Embassy official say “ can you tell me about the structure of the cost” instead of course.
I heard cost and cause instead of course :( It really seemed to just be an accent discrepancy
The mistake of the guy was to try and answering instead asking: "what do you mean by structure of the cost? what cost?"
It is common mistake that people afraid to admit that they didn't understand the question and try to guess
I think he was being tested if he can say ‘I beg your padon’ properly
Looks like you are not getting in either
And imagine the guy is surrounded by few camera men and other staff
45 years old men studying in Uk with and his family is also staying with him 😂
Pakistan stories
first age is just number so remove the word old for humans from your dirty brain and studying / education you start taking at any age it depends on interest not on age.
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What is your studying 😂you can’t even tell.. really!!!
There are lots of them
Thats the universal stories (valid only in Britain) 1-“im a student” 2- they are going to kill me”
3. I am 15 years old
They get told how to beat the UK system
They have to take seriously any claims of requiring asylum as penance for centuries of colonialism.
These illegals use the same scamming techniques at the Canadian border.
Further to their claims of being killed if they are denied entry and are forced to return to their country, the first thing they do if they get landed immigrant status, is go back to their country of origin and visit their families.
She is a chef, brought her chef knife set, has tons of copies of her resume/certificates, and literally says "I am always looking for work"... says she isn't looking for work lol
"You have to stare at that cc camera for 10 seconds"
Security on a budget 😂😂😂
Is your name tatsukun ?
That’s an agency working for the British high commission. That’s not even your government screening the potential student trying to enter the UK
@@sahilalisaiyed5924 i think it is either Mr. Tatsu or Mr. Takkun.
@@nimmuraj just learning Japanese so I asked 🙌😊
@@sahilalisaiyed5924
Nothing wrong with asking man. I too am not native Japanese, but have learnt it because I work in Japan.
Are you language enthusiast or you are planning to go to Japan?
U.K. Immigration: “What are you attending here ?”
Me: (Rattles off about NVIDIA and neural networks plus all the python programming tools)
UK. Immigration (stops me): “Too complicated. Enjoy your stay.”
I love Heathrow.
Lol that is a generic IT answer😂
Wow! So we got a guy who claims that he is a full time student and studying in UK but yet he is a scammer. While we got a kid who is actually a student and interested in studying in UK, but due to his poor English, he was denied.
Poor English? 😂 He doesn’t even understand a simple question repeated three times. Poor english? NO ENGLISH AT ALL.
Yeah, because I too would travel to a country to take a class that I can’t even describe in simple terms what it’s about. 😂😂😂 Hahah “He’s actually a student.” And I’m actually the Queen of England!
Good lord, there’s so many gullible/naïve/dumb people on the planet.
Well you can't study in England without knowing English
@@nIIe the guy asking the question has such a thick accent. I've been speaking English my entire life and have multiple degrees from Australian and US unis, and yet it still took me till the third time to understand he meant "course" and not "cost"
@@abeeshake96 I think you self-answered your questions. If a person cannot understand the native accent then how can they study there?
2:13 Tell me something about Interactive business skills.
Well, it's a SUBJECT LOOOOOL
@AviShekelbergerCPA - that was the indian dude. They're not muslim.
@@TheMurlocKeeper check at 11:08, it's passport says Islamic Republic of Pakistan
@@TheMurlocKeeper . Indians have the second largest Muslim population after Indonesia . You're confusing Religion and Nationality .
@AviShekelbergerCPA if he is not willing to study why he needs to know about his subject. What if he knows better about engineering. I think it is you have lower iq than average by judging one by some aspects that are not enough.
And how educated , do you think those Border officers are ??? At 38:27 The gentleman with the Turban says to the lady " I'll RETURN the knife BACK to you " .
Should of save the CV in the cloud and print them off later, and have the knifes shipped separately.
what I was thinking
Soundwave Superior where else does rain come from before 2006?
I am an ausi and trust me australian minimum wages are way more higher th asn UK, the officer was dump...
Or perhaps save the CV in her laptop and have it printed while she's there.
Btw, would it be applicable if she just mentioned the reason why she had the CVs was because of unseen opportunity? I mean, just incase someone wanted to hire her while on holiday, she can provide her documents to her potential employer and promised that she will do the right way to have a UK working permit.
lesson learned !
The pakistani student is doing a course in International Taxi driving conflict resolution 🤣
He is lying to the immigration officer
😂😂😂
Given how many unruly Uber passengers I’ve read about maybe that should be a thing.
@@syafiqjabar 🤣👍
Lol😂😂
I could never be an immigration officer. I would have fallen for their sob stories, each and every one.
I would be great at it. I'm moved by nothing.
@@E_Legal_Alien Then you'd turn good people away. You have to find the balance
@@E_Legal_Alien You sound like a treasure
@@rileylucas1517 being a "treasure" or not is irrelevant. The rule of law is.
@@E_Legal_Alien As anyone would appreciate that the law is the law, many if not all civilised countries would have laws in place which would try to protect people whose lives are in danger. Therefore, if they were entering a country trying to seek asylum or whatever it is they are trying to do, based on your mindset, nobody would stand a chance of seeking asylum regardless of whether or not their stories were legit or not. Would you have declined their applications without even reviewing them? ….. since you’re “moved by nothing”.
I would hide my passport too if I was an illegal immigrant. Because apparently that’s the way to stay in the country. Absolutely nuts 🥜
Thats the way to stay in any country not just in UK.
The huge numbers of illegals is tremendous. Just imagine if they all got through. Yikes!!
They should be held in detention centers, that's what happens in the US. It's like a huge prison, 3 hots and bunk bed.
@@cheyennetapiasmith9056 i think they often don't have enough room to long people up for long periods of time, so they're more likely to let them out on bail
Wel like that is a lot more difficult to put you outside, they need to contact your home country for a new one.
To be honest “what’s the structure of your course” really sounded like cost @17:37 Scottish accent cost him all that money
right I thought he said cost the whole time.....but I'm American ..... we don't speak proper English i guess
Exactly. I heard cost repeatedly. I had to process AFTER he explained to garner some understanding. That was downright cruel.
Ask twice, cost and course sounds differently. Listening carefully or ask to repeat if not understand will do
That applicant can't order a pizza in English let alone understand a course.
@@yonasamman6886 or did you mean “understand a cost”?
2:30 The officer almost giggles and controlled himself for a while 😂😂😂 It's a subject you know 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
OHHHHHHHH HE WAS SAYING "Tell me about the course" I thought he was saying "Tell me about the cost".....
that is what i heard as well. cost
Now I feel bad for him😪
So was the guy applying. This agent was a piece of shit and I hope he lost his job after this huge mistake that probably ruined someone's life.
Thats I have heard too
Could literally hear COST and not COURSE from the visa officer...
even closed captioning thought the british guy was saying “cost” instead of “course”
"If you don't understand me, you've to tell me"
"No"
"Do you understand me?"
"Yes"
🤣😂😃😃
Indeed The most stupid question he asked ,how the guy can respond his question with yes or no if he doesn't get that question!?
That was it 'innit?
That’s a case where they think their ready but turns out, they suck
🤣🤣🤣🤣 God im shattered. And he did as he promised😂😂
So in the UK, if you're illegal, destroy your passport and you're good. Strange.
I guess that's the same situation in a lot of countries. I guess the reason is that when you're abroad, your passport is the only documents that can identify you. Therefore, if you destroyed it, the immigration officers couldn't deport you just because they believe you're from a certain country. They need evidence. But I believe that they officer in the video said that the African man had to report to the immigration office every week, or he would've been detained until he had gotten on hold of his new passport and been removed from the country, if he had been apprehended again.
I lived in Spain for 11 years. They give you the boot no matter what. You tell them which country and Adios!
Not only UK. In the EU too.
@Peter Here came Mr Racist Asshole.
@Peter Yeah Yeah bring knives, want to work Mr Anti Immigrant is himself contradicting himself
They never should have let that taxi driver stay, he will just become an over stayer.
The English are too nice to these chronic liars 🤥
shouldn't have come and colonized subcontinent then?
It sounded like COST not course that’s why the student didn’t get it or might be confused
Completely obvious that was the misunderstanding. The inspector should have figured that out and reworded. However it is true that his English was very weak and it would have been difficult to keep up in college.
@@andydaniel2 I think that was the test.
@@cheemsdoggo3119 In this case, I don't think so Mukesh, because afterward the inspector talks to the camera and says "he couldn't tell me anything about the course".
@@andydaniel2 He did reword it at 16:42 and said he will ask the question in a different way
no such, his english is qualified, then happy fail, take it or leave, chance for next time lol
Some of these people should never have the opportunity of appeal smh
They should have the I-20 system that the U.S has. It works as a verification that the student is currently studying and its connected between the universities and immigration so schools can report students who didn’t attend school.
most of the colleges are fake colleges, they dont even have classes.
Other countries should have done this to British pirates, they would have remained rich
Hahahahah
No you would still be living in a hut
scott williams funny. So you stole from huts? Shame on you
scott williams 45 trillions stole from huts of India. Now that’s some hefty wealth Indian huts possess
VK that’s less than the interests put together. TATA is the largest employer in UK.
Nearly half of the population in the tiny island works for Indian business 😂😂 they give you jobs.
Indians /Chinese pay insanely huge fees in universities in UK to give you free education.
What technology was stolen? Indian students are the largest population in STEM courses they contribute to UK tech comm.
get some education, all the hefty money that we throw at your universities for your free education is going useless.
16:30 Poor guy got tensed and couldnt explain properly and lost his visa opportunity. Some Brits speak incomprehensible English !!!
Wasting father in law money as dowry right typical north indians
He wasn't prepared at all.
They just think that they are superior which they are not i hate their attitude
He's English was really bad. He deserved rejection
Some fuking consultants lure youths in india take theirs money and ran same thing happend with my younger bro, agent promised him for azerbaijan visa took money and booked the tickets and provided one offer letter when my bro and other 14 people visited delhi airport there they came to know that tckts has been cancelled and afetr reaching the ajents office it was closed and never came bck..
The thing I learned through this is
Don't leave the UK for unnecessary reasons before your student visa expires
Only leave after you have converted your Student visa to Tier 2 visa (Work Permit)
Or just lose your passport. The UK laws are almost as bad as the US.
Or just do what you get your visa for, Study
@@nishantkhatri9984
Actually they should all be turned away, as it’s caused nothing but destruction.
@@CommanderRiker0
Seriously. We’re so f’d. _OUR_ regions are not even recognizable anymore. My username is what’s happening to us.
Hello im I T student in Pakistan, its better idea to come to uuk for MS on study visa now?
For the Australian woman, I guess the lesson learned is to not take you resumes and such with you. If it wasn’t her intentions to come find work, she shouldn’t have taken those things.
Can't agree more. And also try to understand that it is all up to the Immigration Officer's discretion. They always win.
43:34 My family doesn’t throw a party when I go on holiday.
And what a hassle to bring those knives…
It's a joke, she would get more per week in unemployment in Australia than working illegally in the UK.
@@Sass396 Also, a set of good quality chef's knives is quite expensive. You don't take the full set on a flight just to cook for friends. At least I wouldn't know any chef who would do that.
39:23 moment of the parallel universe. An India is interviewing a white person in the Uk for reason of entry... lol
I feel bad for her. Has a similar thing happen to me. British Indian guy, just didn't like me. I was legit there for a week to see my friend for her birthday. He held me for an hour and after i demanded he hurry up and refuse entry already, he said " I'll let you in this time. But next time you wont be so lucky' ... then i blew up "what the hell does that even mean? i have every right to come to this county for tourism? i'm staying a week, legally i can stay for up to 6 months!? what are you even threatening me with? how could anyone be more prepared for that?"
Honestly I've never met someone so obviously out of touch with reality and on a power trip.
@@Croma2333 .. "out of touch with reality and on a power trip ..". that basically describes the whole history of England towards to rest of the world ...
Karl Benz true story!
@VK yes
Well, British should have thought twice before invading and looting India. lol.
You guys have good skills. Observation and attention to detail are very important in your business.
Lesson learnt: bring knives, but don't print CV n covering letter and bring it along to save money... Land, get past customs n then print your freakin cv and covering letter..
Lesson Learnt: Indian people feel shy to do odd jobs in their own country but do not feel shy to clean toilet in western countries.
@@rabiulsikder4569 same to you buddy
@@siddoza16 yeah same to Indian-Subcontinent.
@@rabiulsikder4569 understand the concept - dignity of labour.. ki everyone do something as a part of their struggle. Don't judge pple basis on Thier country.. learn to respect. Why cleaning wash room is also a labour . What kind of respect u were giving ???
@@ramyasrimadeti668 The kind of hard work Indian people do in western countries, I am sure if they do this 1/10th of this hard work in India, they would become rich within 5 years.
Most of the people from India, Pakistan and Bangladesh are foreign addict.
Taking the Chef's Knives with her I can actually understand, the CV & certificates are a little bit of a clue!
I had a lecturer in Oxford from China. He could barely speak English and nobody understood him. One of his recent papers has more than 10000 downloads.
English was not the main problem his university was. Get an admission offer for Imperial College, Oxford university then no one can reject you. Secondly, he was going at age of 19. Most of the people go for Master's and PhD. UK only calls people for interview if they have doubts.
@@RohanKumar-bq2ri yeah college matters a lot
Academics are a special case. If they come from overseas, they are often offered positions purely on the strength of their unique research skills. Poor English skill is usually irrelevant because they do not teach.
Yeah, well unfortunately Michael we live in a world where people would much rather watch clips of idiots driving cars like maniacs into berks… than a book which has been described as and I quote ‘lovely stuff’. Not my words Michael, the words of Shakin Stevens.
The Chef gives it away at 43:32 when she said her family had the biggest party for her yesterday and now has to to ring them to tell them she's coming home. Who has a party for someone going on holiday?
Ohhh so true
someone who doesn't want them near and at least he'll be gone for a while
Me.
Nice catch!! That really did give it away!
@@stephanos2758
He? And if they didn’t want her near, then they wouldn’t throw a party for her. Lol derp!
They’d do it amongst themselves maybe, after she’s left.
In her defence, I know Chef's who won't even look at other people's knives. That part kinda true.
Yeh I agree and at first I felt she was unnecessarily being questioned about the chef/knife kit but 25 copies of resume and cover letters, I think she was planning to look for work
@@Kam_Ben Yeah, I was like the 25 copies of CV and cover letters. That's too suspicious. I would sent her back too.
I agree. Precision professional tools and my CV go with me wherever I go. That is why it is important to watch this program before travelling overseas. Brown Vs white don't go well. A white man would have let her in!!!
@@no1reviewercommenter899 If he was white ,he would definetly done the same as the brown officer did. One question for you? How many copies of CV you take with you while traveling. she had 20+ copies. Who travelles with this much amount of papers on travel visa.
I'm from New Zealand and am really bothered by that officer sending the Aussie lady back- many of us have family or friends to stay with in the UK and get higher pay in both of our own countries (Aus and NZ don't need any visas to live or work in either country). Why would we want to work in the UK illegally and potentially get in a lot of trouble?
The visa officer in India is English, just like the people the prospective student would have to learn from in the UK. Too many people commenting on this video have the idea that the officer is duty bound to make sure the student understands him. No, it’s the student’s job to be able to understand an ordinary English speaker. I’m a yank, I understood him perfectly. His accent was NOT thick.
Even me too I understood him very well Even though English is not my first language
His accent was thick. Get real
We had over 300,000 overseas students studying in Australia. 180,000 were found to be fraudulent. Also here, anyone who is found to be here illegally are kept in detention, not released into the community, even if they appeal. If you are found here as an illegal and you have no documents you are shipped to an offshore detention facility and repatriated anyway. If you arrive by plane and you present to immigration having "lost" your documents, you are placed back on the plane and its the airlines problem to return you home. All appeals for asylum are processed by the UNHCR.
Villawood isn't offshore, I think the illegal boat arrivals are offshore the rest mainland detention
Australia is in any case famous for being the last place to go when you can't get in anywhere else.
And how many of them are Indians ? 😂😂
Funny they are illegals lol 😂 when you speaking are 99.9% illegal there as well since you or your ancestors force their way to that land belonging to the First Nation people. Using the word illegal is convenient for many of us when we believe we are legal and others are not.
@@harisadu8998 The last place to me would be Canada. Oz is wonderful!
The interviewer gave him sooooo many chances, and the guy was like ummm meee ummm studying mmm
He's not good at English and he has no reason for studying at UK...how would they allow
Why would you even apply when you don't understand the language?!
@@t-.-t. Why would they accept him if he doesn't know English too well????
man this makes me uneasy, I couldn't understand what the officer was asking. the word "structure" I didnt get that and "course" sounded like "cough" first and then like "cost". the worst part is that I live in the US and speak english everyday at work.
@@rorox95 That's because you are using a very limited subset of the vocabulary. You probably don't need to know what is a "whisk" and not even understand "I steer left" or "I steer my coffee". (yes, sorry for the culinary examples, but I am trying to write words that may be common, but seldom heard from you)
When you are following a curriculum, the teacher may drop an analogy that will tap in words you never heard. Also, he will introduce new words that are technical (jargon from the field).
On top of that, the teacher will not slow down neither articulate correctly and there is always noise and people speaking in English around.
So, if you have some struggles, these get magnified!
I didn't make any effort to write in Simplified English to exemplify the possible struggle. Neither did I abuse vocabulary to make it more difficult.
I could have employed archaic words, phrasal verbs, idioms or innuendo. Teachers will.
Officer hastler and officer Lee are so sharp in their profession that only genuine foreigners pass thru congratulations
They are both excellent officers
These two guys came back, but then, they disappeared never to be seen or heard of again
This has nothing to do with uk but when coming back from Philippines 🇵🇭 we had a stopover in seattle so when the immigration look at my parents and i. He kept saying we needed a visa to come to usa with out looking at passport . We are Canadian citizens with a Canadian passport . So after i told we are from Canada he looked passport and said nothing .. -__- he didn’t even apologize
What intrigues me is the number of people I have seen who literally go give testimony in church of have send off parties when they receive a 6 month visit visa to the UK, USA, Canada and other so-called first world countries
Because in poor countries it's such a huge deal to live abroad. My relatives brag about me to their friends because I moved to Australia and they're always asking for money because they think money is everywhere in "white people countries " 😂😂😂
17:15 Poor guy thought he was asking about the "Cost" not the "course".
Course sounded like Cost.. he gave the cost structure.. it's the visa officer's accent which was a problem.. and his attitude.
I heard he said course not cost. Wasn't the pronunciation issue.
@@zackdonovan264 different races perceive British accent in different ways , please do keep that in mind
@@arghya4NE Don't even, if he didn't understand he'd have said..... problem was they clearly didn't speak any relevant English past being able to say the basics of what they're going for and why.
Indian English is different in a way, oh sounds auh so course can sound like cos, and I am sure he interpreted it that way. S he does lack English speaking skills. Just pointing that out.
The Happy Potato He was going to England to study, in English, if he had trouble understanding a British accent he shouldn’t be studying in England
He looks older than my Grandfather and he tried to lie that he is a student. 😂
LOVE that the officers last name is Hassler.
He brother of jhony sins
Real meaning of crocodile tears, the Nigerian 😭😂😱
@Justine D. 🖕🏿
Justine D. You have no heart then
Call me gullible, but I think they may have gotten it wrong with the Sydney lady. I've heard of many chefs that are religious about the knives they work with. I can see someone traveling with theirs if only to cook for friends and family. I also thought I heard her say her CVs were always in her laptop bag and she just grabbed her laptop bag and traveled. I don't think he truly heard her. I can see someone accidentally doing that.
She was lying. She didn't have enough money for her holiday and her family threw a big party for her when she was leaving. Who throws a party for someone going on a holiday?
Sorry but no one travels with that many knives and her CVs just happen to be in her bag? Not.
Ugh that 'course' that sounds like 'cost'.
The answer will make or break you. 😑😑😑
Didn't even get that word myself until I saw this!
Yeah, but even when the guy asked what the course was about, the indian dude still could not answer him. Part of the "test" is whether or not they understand english well enough to cope with the course...because the lecturer isn't going to slow down for a foreign student.
The fact that he couldn't even explain anything about his course did also not bode well. Any legit student should have been able to rattle off SOMETHING!
He failed. He got denied.
Yeah but remember the course he’s studying will not be slowed down for him it’s not ESL, he also will be studying something he has never learned before so it would be filled with terms he would need to learn along with English words he should already be familiar with. He couldn’t even use context clues.
If they know they're illegal in the country, why do they leave and try to come back in?
Because It's nice in Britain, it has jobs, a place where you can eat and sleep with minimal threat. Fuck what your government wants, the illegals do what is in their best interest, fuck your law enforcement, fuck your military, fuck your royal family. One day UK will be completely fucking wrecked with bomb holes and your military bodies will be laying everywhere. Then all your chiefs, all your generals, their families and the royal family will be tortured and publicly executed. Will show you criminals against humanity what is the punishment.
Because they can!
@@tassadardaris7294 dude chill up. You're ridiculous
@@tassadardaris7294 your a joke
@@babyyoda3188 You're
sometime you got A and ain't know anything about that. that happens in college
To be honest, some of the classes I've done well in and I don't even know their proper name, just the course code.
First of all now since corona ,i only know one unit out six units lol
The immigration guy handing out visa, without the captions I thought he was talking about the cost not the course. Should have at least rephrased his question.
He have rephrased his question in various ways
Peter Inácio the way he pronounced the “o” was a but confusing for him.
he literally did rephrase the question
The question was not clear, plus imagine the anxiety of that kid. Honestly was kinda bad
To understand how fluent you are it’s more likely to ask you something that its at plwast cristal clear in your mind, like something personal.
Yes absolutely! And in all honesty, the AI responsible for UA-cam's subtitles also picked it up as "Cost" instead of "course". Even when he rephrased the question, it sounded a bit more like cost than in the first instance.
To be fair to the chef I can totally understand bringing her knives with her legitimately to use whilst away. If you're not in a trade you might not realise the significance of your own equipment. As in the classic rifleman's creed "This is my rifle, there are many like it, but this one is mine". Your trade tools are personal and it's probable you could travel with them. Likewise it's probably keeping a few copies of your CV in a laptop bag, the problem is with so many copies AND the knives AND the current situation back home... it doesn't make for a very compelling story when you factor all the evidence.
I take my knives over to my neighbors when I cook there..
Kenny
I keep my CV attached to a string around my ballsack just Incase
I'm not a professional chef, but when I go to someone's house, even my son's, I bring my own knives. I hate using their knives. Not as sharp as mine, not weighted the same, grips are different.
And oscar goes to our Nigerian friend...😂Well played. 35:49
Seriously? The obvious body language of a liar is beyond telling. The rapid eye movement trying to figure out an appropriate answer is too funny! I couldn't do this job. I'd die laughing at them!!🤣
Typical, a condition of marriage may have been further education in the UK, costs to to be covered by his father-in-law. He can't even understand simple questions. He has no business going there to study. I wish the man had spent that money on his daughter instead.
Who else is bing watching these 😂😂I cant STOP! Omg all this time when uk border officers were asking me questions about my projects I thought they are interested in science! 😂😂😂😂
ME !!! It’s been over 3 hours 😂😂😂😂😂
I personally know a police officer who ran over a man while he and his buddy were drunk in Peru.. instead of facing the justice system he fled to the US got himself a new woman and child... Not everyone that emigrates are honest people.
Definitely true.
Most people isn’t. Good immigrants are rare.
Really? Tell us more, Mr. Science.
I felt bad for that farmer boy...☹️☹️
Yes, he was very wrong treated. Shame on that officer 😢
@@lindaholtzhausen1539i felt bad for him but its the rule that their english has to be up to a certain level and his wasnt. Not the officers fault.
@@rtaskyy It was a subjective judgement based on his ability to understand that particular officer's specific regional accent. As many people have pointed out, even native English speakers, especially from non-UK countries, can find some accents difficult to understand.
Perhaps there should be a uniform written and oral test for everyone, using a more standard British accent for the spoken part. Then you wouldn't risk excluding people with high level English competency but no prior experience of British regional accents.
The officer himself had a thick accent, he meant to say course and ended up sounding like cost, this is where the applicant got confused , hear 16:10
He can improve his language skills and try again. But why does he need qualifications to work for his family?
At this point, people have found loopholes in the system and have become very good at exploiting them. I genuinely feel bad for the Delhi student. He seems like an honest guy and should be given a second chance before they keep the money. Have him return at the start of the next semester and give him another English test. The agent’s accent was a little tough to understand.
Maybe they need to have the candidates take a English test before they can apply for student visa like Germany has
@@hatwarm, they do that in Germany even for courses taught in other languages than German. Though fees in Germany are also quite low compared to those in the United Kingdom.
How did he even get an admission without an English proficiency test? There are two. IELTS and TOEFL ibt
@@mango-strawberry ielts run by british council and idp are the most corrupt organisation. They will pass anyone even if they know basic English. I have seen some of the Indians passing it and not knowing anything. As an Indian it's almost makes my motivation go down when i see these people coming to western countries. These people pass IELTS , take a basic course and then work on cash. And people like us indians who came on a study visa and want to make a living suffers.
In UK you don’t need IELTS
"Tell me about the struuucture of the curse" If they are sending someone to India to interview, make sure he can speak understandable English himself. What kind of idiot first pays the fees, buys a ticket and THEN goes to get a visa?!
Sujit Sharma bcoz thats how things work my dear! most of the time thats the basis so the visa can be approved!
I understood him perfectly tho
structure of the course! not a curse
Love the blonde officer!🤣 she is straight to the point👌
He was talking about “structure of the course” and he thought its “structure of the fee”. Hmmmm.
Chefs do carry their knives every where, there is no ground to deny her entry to UK. This is clearly wrong.
i agree
He told his sister to open the door.... that the immigration officers came to arrest him at his work place
To be fair, I took philosophy/ critical thinking in college and to this day I can't explain what the hell it's about. It was all so damn confusing but I passed the class. Lol So I kinda get this guy not being able to explain his course. I just started watching so I'm not sure if he turns out to be lying or not but I guess I'll find out soon. Edit: Oh yeah, this guy is full of it.
im doing a minor in philosophy and i know exactly how you feel lol! this guy would probably short circuit trying to understand the readings full of outdated and overly dense information i know i did 😂
@@fezzes428 the problem with that is he couldn’t speak English at all he was clearly stuttering when he was saying how long the course is
"rational" people can do that. Question is how many rational people are left in the world lmao
On one question, the student confused 'course' for 'cost' [16:10], and on the next he confused 'course' for 'cause' [16:43], but overall his fluency is average for someone in his situation. The officer's accent is not the easiest to understand for non-natives, and he's neither seeing the confusion affecting the interaction nor is he able to vary or accentuate his pronunciation to make it a bit more apprehensible to non-natives.
Well you’re clearly not keen on philosophy and I assume it was just a course you took on the side for study credit. It wasn’t your major which you studied for years. But this fella claimed to have been studying business for three years and he still couldn’t explain what the course was about.
Only someone who doesn’t know what it is like to love cooking wouldn’t understand a chef traveling with her knives.
I saw a lot of people discussing and commenting in the student's favour due to a question in which course sounded cost. Does anyone have a clue how the student managed to score the necessary IELTS score for the course with the English speaking skill he has got?
I wish my family would throw me a big leavers party just for going on holiday for a week 😂😂😂.That lady is clearly lying
The last case is not right I think. The assumption by the officer is very bad.
Wow some these immigrant's feel so entitled. The attitude they show is unreal.
And people still think we should let them in?
There's a reason the UK looks like africa these days
@@mwbgaming28 yet UK is the reason Africa and half Asia look the way they do.
@@deenoblak8207 so it's the UKs fault that africa is a dangerous shithole that is full of crime and disease?
It seems like a worldwide phenomena when it come to Illegal African immigrants . I live in South Africa and the sense of entitlement is unbelievable
@@gavinrabinowitz1255 finally, someone else who isn't blinded by political correctness
Australia is full of them and their sympathisers
Ahhh.....So THAT'S the guy that keeps calling me to upgrade my DirecTV.
I graduated 2 years ago in public relations. It's not helping me in my country cos there are no jobs. Sometimes you can forget. I'll go through my notes in case I'll get a chance to travel abroad
So u didnt get any job? Wht degree is worth getting then ? Any advice for 18 yr olds not sure about courses careers etc how did u decide.?
Appreciate the behavior of immigration staff
It happened to me. I registered at NSCC Canada a government college and paid. The the Visa department refused my Visa application based solely on their suspension that I will not return.
As a technician, I always carry my screwdrivers etc with me. I don't use other people's screwdrivers because I like my tools. Lawn maintanence folk don't use the customer's lawn mower even though a lot of people have a lawn mower and fucken hell it would be easier than dragging your own around. People who haven't worked a trade wouldn't understand the connection people make with their equipment because its literally what they use to support themselves.
That poor aussie lady :(
I agree. I don't think the knives were a big deal all by themselves. But when she's carting along 20+ copies of her CV along with her... that makes for a different story. I can't imagine any time I'd travel internationally and have a stack of CVs ready to go.
this singh guy is a clear case of dowry ! 👏🏻
Yes his father in law has invested money on him . And he is not able to answer simple questions.
Lol I thought the same .
I guess he got confused when the British guy asked about the course because it sounded like cost, and for a beginner it matters. Everytime the interviewer asked about the course he was going to be studying, he was answering from a financial standpoint.
I am already feeling bad about the girl.
Hahahaha.....racist beach
Lol... he tells the immigration Officer to STOP the questions it's as simple as that! 😂😂
The guy at 2:52 honestly this is me after I finish a course at Dutch uni. U spend days and weeks studying for it and once u (hopefully) pass the course, it completely leaves your head all the knowledge 🤣🤣, id be the same bruh
32:00 He probably telling her burn my passport sister
hahhahhaahhahahah
*sister throw passport into microwave
🤣🤣🤣🤣 u nailed it mate
2 of my chef teachers have the same habit of carrying their knives with them, anywhere they travel. But they never carried their certificates or CV with them.
I will carry my certificates with me if I'll travel anywhere for a month or more.
He is 20 and he has a father in law🤣
I was a student in London in around 2009-2011, the way the immigration officers pested asking me to prove myself and my intentions, I wanted to leave the god forsaken country, after finishing my course, I didn't apply for a job although 2 years,which I was permitted for, no Thank you,
I rather be back home and respected than having to explain myself to you guys periodically !
That’s great! You seem a little ungrateful for getting an education but since you wanted to leave and they wanted you to leave it’s the best for everyone. I don’t live in the UK but I wish more Indians would leave the USA and Japan and help out in their homes.
Never deposit tuition fees before physically entering the university.
u will not get admission from the university unless u pay tution fees.
A wise man once said It's like one foot in and the other foot out and two fingers in the pussy... The only one feeling good is the University getting free money
I paid the registration fees, which was 1000 quid for my course back in 2010. Submitted all the documents, my return journey tickets booked with BA etc. Showed 15000 pounds in my account to cover the costs. And guess what happens next, my visa is rejected, and the letter stated that they don't believe I would be coming back after my course is done. Called the School and they asked me to take a punt by paying the full course fees, downside would have been that they would've taken 10 percent of the 12000 pounds fees if my visa gets declined again. Applied again and it got through. Lost roughly 6k in Indian currency for the failed visa application and quite a lot on the BA air tickets also the declined stamp on my passport. Their country is a scam, the people racist, not all but I had a fair share of the nasty bunch. I don't need that sort of negativity in my life again. :)
@Just a mental fellow India bro, nothing like your own country!
His mistake was not to pay tuition fees in advance. His mistake was that he forgot to learn enough English beforehand.
I hope, the university, he has applied to has a full refund process..
Usually they don’t refund your application.
The quota system is a bit of a problem for foreigners. This will not allow several countries particularly those that are not part of the EU visas. They have strict laws and carry an in depth scrutiny for persons not of the EU region and almost always results in a denial of a visa issuance. Frustration renders them to handle things unlawfully.
In the websites of Consular Offices, it is stated clearly that the issuance of Visa doesn't fully assure you of entrance to the country. At your port of entry, the immigration officers or border officer has every right to check your documents. The immigration rules are the same in every country. Proper documentation is needed. Immigration officers are trained to do their job. They base their judgment on the documents presented to them and the answers to their questions during interview.
Unfortunately, the rules are _NOT_ the same in every country. TheWest has been forced to be super lax about this issue.
I used to teach a legit college in the US. Some students were scared shitless of failing out, or if they had to drop a course they were doing badly in, they would be below the minimum 12 credits required. Had lots of groveling students.
So what did you do with them?
@@mango-strawberry International students are generally advised to take 15 credit hours of classes/sem. There are provisions in place in case something like that happens, but the student needs to have a proper excuse with proper paperwork, e.g. mental health, etc.
@@Sid00077 just 15?! that's too less.
@@mango-strawberry Not really. The highest you can take is 18. Anything over that and you will need the Dean's permission. You can get away with 18 and over during the freshman/sophomore years, but if you are in stem (most international students are in the States) then it's not advisable, especially if you are only taking core classes. E.g. I spent hours on end every week to study for just one class that was only 1 credit hour.
@@Sid00077 oh I see. yeah that makes sense
I thought Australia is part of the commonwealth> Why is she being refused?>> she can apply for a work permit easily.
Not when you're over 40
What I learned from this show. Every immigration officer at heathrow
Seems like good decisions but the lady from Sidney was probably genuine and even if she wasn't she would have realised she made a mistake pretty quickly and gone back to Australia. There is no way UK is better than Australia in terms of working opportunities
and the worst part is an Indian denies her entry to the U.K. Just Imagine how he himself entered the U.K?
Crikey, she made A$25/hr (A$45,000/yr) in Oz! Why leave?
@@hameedhakimi2103 Racist
And there is also no way the UK or anywhere for that matter is better than Australia for "Meat Pies"
@@steverhodesvideos6244 45k a year in Australia is prety bad. way below the average salary and you cant even get a decent living in Sydney.
I had to google it for the definition of interactive business.😂
😅😅😅
2:40 "All about the biz" 😂
Lesson learnt, always print cvs AFTER illegally entering the UK
LOL!!!!
It wasnt until he asked the second was that i understood. That ue was asking Course and not Cost, but the student wasnt able to really speak English well enough to pass. Even while explaining who will take care of him his struggle was real. Im so American i need to listen to the brits talk because he sound like he said cost.
I could swear that visa officer said “ tell me about the cost”
Harry Harry the officer has poor language skills bcz even I didn’t understand what he was saying. English is my first language!
@Harry Harry a person can improve his language skills very rapidly, especially at 19 years old. After 3-4 months in the UK he would have been speaking correctly
@@Federico84 He would also be 3-4 months behind on his university course so it wouldn't be a wise idea for them to let him study, instead of someone who wouldn't have that issue.
Cmon to be fair every non english speaker can get nervous against a english speaker.
LOL! 😂🤪 That’s absurd and you know it!
@@anti-ethniccleansing465 grow up in a 3rd world country and you will know.
I’d agree.. I think his English was enough to sit in the class… he’s a freshman. They all have poor English…. 😂