refusal of UK visa for dishonesty [closed]

I am Maria Titova, work at Mariinsky in St.Petersburg. I have criminal record in UK. I can to get visitor visa renewed ?

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Best Answer

The application form will ask your criminal history. If you lie about it, your application will be refused. If you tell the truth, your application may be refused or it may be approved, your chances depend on what it was and when.

If going to the UK is important for you, consider hiring an immigration lawyer in the UK, but this will be expensive and it might not help.

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What happens if you lie on a UK visa application?

Even if your visa is granted, if you have provided false information on your visa application form you can be refused entry to the UK at the border and banned from entering for up to ten years.

Can I apply UK visa after refusal?

You can make a fresh application addressing the grounds of refusal with the submission of new evidence and fee. There is no time limit for making a fresh application. So, you can reapply any time after your UK visa refusal.

What happens if your UK visa is refused?

If your application is refusedYou'll get a letter or an email explaining why your application was refused. Your passport will be returned, if it was kept as part of your application. Your refusal letter will explain if you have the right to either an: administrative review.

How long does the UK embassy keep refusal records?

If the refusal is based on misrepresentation, we'll keep your fingerprints and photo for 10 years. If the refusal is based on health concerns, financial reasons or non-compliance, we'll keep your fingerprints and photo for 5 years.

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