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| UK Visa Refusal General Grounds - Removals and Assisted Voluntary Returns (AVR) |
General Grounds for Refusal Removals and Assisted Voluntary Returns (AVR)
This post explains how long an applicant must be refused for if the applicant has been removed from the UK or left by assisted voluntary return (AVR).This relates to general grounds for refusal under paragraph 320(7B) of the rules. For visitors, refusal under paragraphs V 3.10 of Appendix V.
Removals
An applicant who has previously breached UK immigration laws and has been removed will then have future applications refused for 10 years.If an applicant has previously been given a notice identifying them as an immigration offender (form IS.151A), the applicant may still have left the UK voluntarily. In such cases the applicant’s future applications must be refused under paragraph 320(7B) for 1, 2 or 5 years.
Applicants who have been refused or removed at port of entry are only subject to a one year ban if they have fully complied with the terms and conditions placed on them by the refusing port.
Assisted voluntary returns at public expense
An applicant who has previously breached UK immigration laws and who left the UK voluntarily at public expense through either an assisted voluntary return or assisted voluntary return for irregular migrants, will have future applications refused for 2 or 5 years.For applicants who returned under the voluntary assisted returns and re-integration programme, it must be satisfied that the applicant has breached UK immigration laws. If this is the case, they will also have future applications refused for 2 or 5 years.
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