Preparations for studying in Britain are under way, and visa application is the last step of studying in Britain, which is of great significance. However, due to some mistakes in details, the visa is likely to be refused.

Below, Obuchi will give you a detailed introduction to the relevant content of visa refusal for your reference-

If you are refused a visa, it will seriously affect the subsequent admission process, so you must consult a professional in advance, even the information on the Internet may not be accurate, and it would be a pity if it ultimately affects your chances of getting a visa.

Common reasons for visa refusal

Next, let's list some common reasons for refusing visas. Let's first see if we have any questions in this regard:

1, the correct file is not provided.

Provide all documents required for the application correctly. Different visas require different documents, so it is a basic requirement to ensure that your application materials are accurate.

2. The file is not displayed in the correct format.

It is not enough to just package and send documents. These files need to be arranged in the correct chronological order and presented accurately as required. This includes using a pen with a specified color to fill in the form, which seems to be a small reason for being refused a visa, but the best way is to make the work of the Ministry of the Interior as simple as possible.

3. No complete documents were provided.

Visa application seems simple, but it seems so on the official website of the British Home Office. However, the Ministry of the Interior only gave the general outline of the application and did not describe the specific operation steps in detail. In the actual application, even a wrong date or lack of original official documents may lead to the refusal of a British visa.

4. Take advice from family/friends.

Many visa refusals occur because people tend to seek advice from the closest people, and the closest people often do not mean that they have enough legal knowledge. Your relatives and friends may know you well, but they don't know the needs of the British Home Office. The Ministry of the Interior is only interested in specific legal evidence and information.

Fortunately, I think the Ministry of the Interior will show mercy outside the law.

Then you are wrong. They won't. For example, some applicants may feel that if the spouse visa requirements include the basic salary 18600 and their own income 18500, it looks very close and should be passed. But this is often not the case.

Even the slightest mistake or insufficient conditions will not be "extra-legal". Everyone should not treat his application with luck, but should treat it as a delicate and transparent vase: there is no room for mistakes.

6. Conceal the previous "black history"

Some applicants have a black history of immigration or law, but it has been a long time. They may decide not to make it public, but the home office won't miss anything. To make matters worse, if they think that the applicant is intentionally misleading, it is inevitable to refuse the visa.

When non-British citizens plan to settle in Britain, they often mistakenly think that they should apply for a visit visa first, and then apply for a visa to settle in Britain. However, it is not allowed to "convert" from a visitor visa to a permanent residence visa, and the Ministry of the Interior will refuse any explanation.

7, blindly rely on the advice of the Ministry of the Interior /UKVI.

It seems that the best way to get advice must come from the Ministry of the Interior itself. However, the customer service personnel of the Ministry of the Interior or UKVI are not trained and are not qualified to provide professional legal advice. At best, they will only transfer you to their website or give you some general information listed on the website. They can't help you apply by analyzing the advantages of some cases like experts.

What should I do after refusing a visa?

1. Study the rejection letter carefully.

The refusal letter is not only the only basis for students to re-endorse, but also the only way for embassy visa officers to express their views on the applicant's application materials to students. Only by reading the refusal letter carefully can we understand the subtext of the visa officer and successfully re-endorse.

2. Check the visa materials submitted again.

Carefully examine the materials submitted by individuals according to the checklist to see if they meet the requirements of the embassy for visa materials.

The websites of the British Visa Center and the British Embassy have clear regulations on the materials to be submitted.

3. You can make an appointment to submit the materials again after refusing the visa.

After the visa is rejected, you can make an appointment to submit the materials again. The British visa center does not strictly stipulate the time for re-signing. As long as the materials for re-signing are fully prepared, even if the visa is refused the next day, there is no problem for friends to re-sign.

However, it is recommended that the friends carefully study the refusal letter first, know where the refusal is caused, find the right direction, and minimize the loss. When submitting materials again, the materials that have not been submitted before are different from those prepared for the first time, which can better reflect the integrity of the application materials.

Step 4 prepare a letter of complaint

If the visa is refused and the reasons are vague, you can appeal if the relevant preparation materials and conditions are not violated after the inspection.

Some friends think that visa officers don't read complaint letters, which is a misunderstanding. What the visa officer doesn't read is a poorly written complaint letter. The words in the letter must be read. If the words are not satisfactory, the visa officer can't help it. You can seek the help of friends who have returned to China, or consult a professional translation company if necessary.

5. Supplementary visa materials

Think back to the last visa, did you have any advantages that you didn't show, or what materials you ignored?

Of course, there are many other reasons for refusing a visa. In short, please remember that Britain has some of the strictest immigration laws in the world.