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sivakumar
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Post by sivakumar » Thu Aug 30, 2012 8:53 am

sir/mam, i had got an appointment order from pacific hotel ,u.k. they told to contact a person named julian evans for visa processing.i had contacted him ,he said that he is in delhi embassy and i have to pay rs25000 for the visa processing can i pay the money or not please guide me. thankingyou!

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Post by Mr Rusty » Fri Aug 31, 2012 9:35 am

What do you mean by an "appointment order"? Are you saying that the Pacific Hotel is offering you a job?

I have googled 'Pacific Hotel UK', and it shows a relatively small and low-grade hotel in London which is not likely to be in a position to sponsor foreign employees. Also, you do not contact any individual person in a UK Embassy to apply for a visa, you have to fill in an application form and go to a company called VFS who are appointed by the British High Commission (not Embassy) to accept the applications and pass them on for processing. You might find the information and links on this page helpful:-
http://www.vfs-uk-in.com/applicationcentre.html

If you are being asked to pay cash money to a particular person it may be a trick. Perhaps you should telephone the British High Commission in New Delhi and ask to speak to Julian Evans - maybe no-one of that name works there.

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