some uk visa FAQ

Visa and Immigration Problems

Q: What if I am refused a UK visa?
A: If you are refused a visa, the entry clearance officer will give you a written notice clearly explaining the decision, which will also tell you if you have the right of appeal. For more information read our guidance on Appeals (INF 20)

Q: If I am refused, can I appeal against the decision?
A: Certain categories of visa attract the right of appeal. If you have the right of appeal this will be stated in your written notice of refusal. Family visitors, settlement applications and students who apply to spend over six months in the UK - amongst others - have the right of appeal.
For more detailed information read our guidance on Appeals (INF 20).

Q: What if I have been refused a visa for another country before?
A: Each visa application for the UK is dealt with on its own merits, but an entry clearance officer may wish to know why another country refused you a visa.

Q: What if I have been refused entry to another country?
A: As above, the entry clearance officer may wish to know why you were refused entry to another country