UK Standard Visitor Visa refusal for lack of ties... how should I reapply?

UK Standard Visitor Visa refusal for lack of ties... how should I reapply? - Brown Mountain Under Blue Sky

I applied for a UK visit visa to attend a British Army assessment which provided me with two dates, the first on 20-22 February and the second in March. I stated clearly in my visa application my total a monthly income and the amount I spend every month. However, on my refusal letter, it was stated that I "declared no income."

I also submitted a letter from my school and a permission letter to attend the British Army assessment. I used these to show my strong ties to my country but, it seems, that was overlooked.

What can I do to improve my next application so that I can attend the assessment in March?

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Best Answer

You applied for a Standard Visitor Visa to attend an assessment session in the UK with the British Army. You are a student, are not working, have no dependants and entirely rely on your father to fund this trip.

Hate to break it to you, but at this point your chances of joining the British Army are slim.

The simple fact is that they want to see that you are able to support yourself while in the UK, without engaging in illegal employment. Almost invaribly, this has to be shown through several consecutive bank statements of your own. Furthermore, they want to see that you have family or financial ties making you able to say "this is why I have to go back home"

If you're serious about wanting to join the British Army, your father will have to pay for a qualified immigration solicitor. This website provides a good starting point. If you're lucky, they may tell you there is a way to secure a visa. In this case, co-operate with them and follow their advice scrupulously, because again, your current circumstances are not in your favour.

On the bright side: in another question you mentioned having three sisters who are British soldiers. Did you mention that when applying? If not, you definitely need to explain it to whatever solicitor you hire, and put it forth in the application in a very specific way that only a solicitor will be able to do correctly. If it becomes clear that being a soldier is a credible choice of career for you, your credibility as an applicant could massively increase. However, this is by no means a guarantee.

Good luck!




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How long after a UK visa refusal Can I reapply?

You can make a fresh application addressing the grounds of refusal with the submission of new evidence and fee. There is no time limit for making a fresh application. So, you can reapply any time after your UK visa refusal.

Can I apply for UK visit visa after refusal?

Can I apply for UK visit visa after refusal? You can apply for a UK visit visa after you have been refused, although you will need to address any reasons for refusal by way of additional information, explanation and evidence.

How do I reapply after visa refusal?

To reapply, you must complete a new application form, pay the application fee, and schedule an appointment for a new interview. Review the website of the U.S. Embassy or Consulate where you plan to reapply to learn about any reapplication procedures.

Can I appeal against UK visitor visa refusal?

A UK visit visa refusal is not an appealable decision. This means that you cannot challenge it by way of an appeal. However, if you have ever been refused an entry clearance as a visitor you have the option of re-applying or submitting an application for judicial review.




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