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Re: uk visa rejected
Quite frankly, there is no way the Sing authorities will or even can check access British visa/immigration records, so I'd just put "no" there as a "yes" is likely to lead down a road you don't want to go ("what do you mean you don't know why you were rejected -- are you hiding a criminal record, terrorist links, insufficient income or what?"). But yes, depending on how you read that, this might be a borderline lie and that would then be a crime.is_sing_my_home wrote:the column which says "have you been denied entry into any country"
disturbs me. does it mean if we had applied previously for some countries visa and it was rejected , could this effect the final decision of PR ?

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re: uk visa
dont worry i dont have any bad records
and thanx for your very helpful reply
i think its better i clear this with the singapore authorities themselves
and thanx for your very helpful reply
i think its better i clear this with the singapore authorities themselves
Maybe the OP should have read this before attempting to enter the UK;
http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/servlet/Front ... 1068240#Q1
http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/servlet/Front ... 1068240#Q1
Just to add to Jpatokal's query, it would seem there is something the OP isn't telling the following is from the enclosed link;
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 19)
See;
http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/servlet/Front ... 6977150043
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 19)
See;
http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/servlet/Front ... 6977150043
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Re: re: uk visa
I had a mainland Chinese friend of mine, refused an holiday visa, it appears the UK don't like to let them in because they almost always go missing, anyway when she contacted me, I phoned Beijing up to find out the problem, they told me she had failed the interview, by saying she was coming to learn English!is_sing_my_home wrote:dont worry i dont have any bad records
and thanx for your very helpful reply
i think its better i clear this with the singapore authorities themselves
Pretty stupid really, however it was routine to fail people, after I spoke with the embassy, and said i was expecting her arrival, they changed their mind and gave her the Visa.
So to have a rejection from UK for a holiday visa, is no big deal whatsoever, if one doesn't have a strong sponsor, one is normally asked for quite a hefty bond, used to be around 6000.
It's better to come clean on the documents, I was also find myself for overstaying in Taiwan, although it was a genuine misunderstanding, I still have to enter it on my Singapore paperwork, errors do happen, I wouldn't worry about it.
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