When parents apply for UK visas, can one be approved and one refused?
For people who apply together for a UK visitor visa as parents, or parents and one child, can it be the case that one visa gets approved and the other rejected? Or is it a required that all should be approved or all rejected?
Best Answer
Yes the result can be different for different applicants even if they apply together.
Here is one such example.
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What happens if my UK visa application is refused?
There are three options of what you can do after your UK visa is refused:Can visa be refused after approval?
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Each year thousands of applications are rejected. At times applicants worry about what possibly could have been wrong with their application. In 2019, the UK visa rejection rate went up to 13%. Bangladesh, Ghana and Algeria were amongst the countries that faced visa rejections up to 40%.Does UK dependent visa get rejected?
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Answer 2
In the UK, for example, a big question is always: "Will this person return to their home country once their permission to stay in the UK runs out". If Mr. X applies, they might say "Mr. X is married to Mrs. X, so he will surely return home to her". If Mr. X and Mrs. X both apply, that reason to return home has disappeared. So it's quite possible that each of them individually would get a visa, but not both together.
Answer 3
Both applications had the same result, as both were approved. The wife's application was dependent on the husband's application, so maybe that's way the result was the same.
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