I did overstayed in the UK for more than 28 days and left the UK voluntarily, NOT at the expense of the Secretary of State, on 26/02/2011. More than 12 months had gone by before I submitted an application for entry clearance to the UK under Tier 1 (Entrepreneur) of the PBS on 28/02/2012.
The ECO applied paragraph 320 (7B) of the Immigration Rules to refuse my application on 22/03/2012 and impose a further penalty on my visa application. The ECO noted me that any further applications will also be refused under paragraph 320 (7B) of the Immigration Rules until 27/02/2013.
I then requested an Administrative Review on 30/03/2012. Unfortunately, the Admin Reviewer upheld the decision and made following comment.
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You have admitted to overstaying in the United Kingdom. You have based your Administrative Review on the fact that you overstayed more than one year ago and therefore you feel that paragraph 320 7(b) is no longer applicable. However you are incorrect. Your one year ban comes into force at the point that you are refused under 320 7(b) which on this occasion was the 22/03/2012. Your one year ban does not come into force the moment you leave the UK and therefore you are incorrect in assuming that your ban period passed one year after you left the UK.
I uphold the ECO decision to refuse your application under paragraph 320 7(b).
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I believed that both the ECO and ECM misunderstood the meaning of 1 year ban.
Can anybody have good advice to against it? I’m in China now and only entitled to apply Administrative Review once for same reason of refusal.
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