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hamadauk123
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 Posted: Fri Aug 10, 2012 4:19 pm Post subject: my mother family visa nearly to expier |
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| hi just have quick query my mother got visa for 2 years and nearly to expire and she want to stay another 5 days after expiration day if that gonna be problem after to apply for another visa? thanks for your answer. |
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MPH80
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| Posted: Fri Aug 10, 2012 7:10 pm Post subject: |
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I'm a bit confused.
Your mother got what kind of visa for 2 years and how long has she been in the UK?
A 5 day overstay won't cause a massive issue providing she leaves of her own accord. |
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hamadauk123
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| Posted: Fri Aug 24, 2012 10:38 pm Post subject: |
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| MPH80 wrote: | I'm a bit confused.
Your mother got what kind of visa for 2 years and how long has she been in the UK?
A 5 day overstay won't cause a massive issue providing she leaves of her own accord. |
She's on family visit visa she want to stay few extra days overstay for 5 days her visa expire on 28 /08/2012 if that gonna be problem in future with ukba when she apply again to visit me? Thanks |
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Mr Rusty
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| Posted: Sat Aug 25, 2012 2:03 am Post subject: |
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| hamadauk123 wrote: | | MPH80 wrote: | I'm a bit confused.
Your mother got what kind of visa for 2 years and how long has she been in the UK?
A 5 day overstay won't cause a massive issue providing she leaves of her own accord. |
She's on family visit visa she want to stay few extra days overstay for 5 days her visa expire on 28 /08/2012 if that gonna be problem in future with ukba when she apply again to visit me? Thanks |
But how long has she been in the UK? What was the date on which she last entered the UK? |
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hamadauk123
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| Posted: Sat Aug 25, 2012 12:56 pm Post subject: |
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| Mr Rusty wrote: | | hamadauk123 wrote: | | MPH80 wrote: | I'm a bit confused.
Your mother got what kind of visa for 2 years and how long has she been in the UK?
A 5 day overstay won't cause a massive issue providing she leaves of her own accord. |
She's on family visit visa she want to stay few extra days overstay for 5 days her visa expire on 28 /08/2012 if that gonna be problem in future with ukba when she apply again to visit me? Thanks |
But how long has she been in the UK? What was the date on which she last entered the UK? |
She got mult entry she comes now and than since last 10 years her passport full of uk visas the last entry was 5 months go. |
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quantum1
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| Posted: Sat Aug 25, 2012 5:21 pm Post subject: |
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| Overstaying is not a good idea. It will just create problems for her in the future. She will have to declare it in any future visa application. While 5 days will not attract an automatic ban, it will be considered for all her future visa applications. Some countries will also require such details to be disclosed to apply for visas there. Also we do not know how the immigration rules in the UK might change, with regards to overstaying. They may become more strict and it would just create problems. Its better to keep a clean sheet, so that no one can hold it against her in the future. |
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hamadauk123
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| Posted: Sat Aug 25, 2012 7:05 pm Post subject: |
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| quantum1 wrote: | | Overstaying is not a good idea. It will just create problems for her in the future. She will have to declare it in any future visa application. While 5 days will not attract an automatic ban, it will be considered for all her future visa applications. Some countries will also require such details to be disclosed to apply for visas there. Also we do not know how the immigration rules in the UK might change, with regards to overstaying. They may become more strict and it would just create problems. Its better to keep a clean sheet, so that no one can hold it against her in the future. |
Thanks mate |
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