12 Most Common UK Visa Rejection Reasons

In the last few years, the United Kingdom appears to have opened its doors more widely to all people. Of course, there are diplomatic reasons for this, and people from third-world countries are taking advantage of this policy and migrating to enjoy a better standard of living. Others are doing this to access further qualitative education. In spite of the UK visa rejection rate that is as low as 3 percent in some countries, the Home Office's residence authorization procedure is exacting and thorough. Every application is carefully examined before being accepted or rejected and lots are still being turned down yearly. But why? In this video, we shall show you 12 of the most common UK visa rejection reasons.
12. Not disclosing previous immigration history
Many of the applicants denied visas were found to have concealed their past immigration or legal history which are expressly inquired about in their forms. However, the Home Office can be so meticulous in scrutinizing visa applications and misses almost nothing. They have all it takes to dig into the past and exhume information, especially if it has previously been stored in a UK database. Once this is discovered, the application will be rejected at once. Even a visa issued and obtained under pretense can become invalid or be revoked. Therefore, failing to disclose previous visa denials might result in the denial of another UK visa.
11. The applicant overstayed on a previous trip
Applicants who previously traveled to the UK as a tourist on a visiting visa who overstayed their welcome are jeopardizing their future chances of obtaining a visa to the same country. Such ones might have made unsuccessful attempts to extend their stay, albeit illegally, because they didn’t want to return to their home country with a lower quality of life. Having been exposed to a better quality of life or for other reasons, they are prolonging their stay. Although the immigrant left the country anyhow, the date of arrival in and departure from the UK will be known and be kept. Once the applicant applies another time for entrance into the country, he is not likely to be allowed because he has once proved to be unscrupulous. The Home Office will conclude that he has the potential to violate or circumvent just any other law of the UK, not just the immigration law.
10. Deportation order
If a “notice for deportation” was previously issued against an immigrant in the UK, it’s a very serious matter. This is a court order that sanctions an individual's removal from the country. The procedure for this includes immediate detention until the departure of the immigrant or pending the ruling. An individual thus deported, has in effect been denied future entry into or residency in the UK. In order climes, it is the policy to inform family members of the court judgment to expel a close relative, as well as their ability to appeal or otherwise. They are also allowed to seek clarification as to why the person is being considered for deportation and why his future application will not be approved.
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I wonder why voluntary return is counted as deportation

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