UK immigration rules v3.2b
Could anyone give me some insight into this section of the immigration rules please? Does this refer to UK only as an immediate refusal or does it also refer to deportation orders from USA?
V 3.2 An application will be refused if:
(b) the applicant is currently the subject of a deportation order or a decision to make a deportation order.
Thanks
Best Answer
Uk only. Your immigration offense in USA for example does not apply in UK and doesn’t lead to automatic refusal.
It may be reviewed as part of your whole immigration profile to evaluate how well you adhere to immigration rules and lawful you are. Obviously it is not a positive.
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