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How Can We Help You?
You will find information on this website, supplied by UK
Border Agency about how to apply for a visa, if you need one.
From this site you can also use our free email service to
obtain the same information. We also offer a telephone information
service. Please see the 'contact
us' section on this website to find out our contact details,
visa application centre address details and call charges.
Gerry's also manages visa application centres for the UK Border
Agency here in Pakistan where you should submit your visa
application form, supporting documents, biometric data and
pay your visa application fee.
Information about the UK's immigration rules and policies
can be found on UK
Border Agency website.
Who Decides If I Will Get A Visa?
Your visa application will be processed and decided by
UK Border Agency staff. Your visa application may be sent
overseas to be processed. This may result in extended decision
making times.
Gerry's staff do not play any part in or influence the outcome
of visa applications. If any member of our staff claims to
be able to influence your application, you should inform the
nearest British diplomatic mission as soon as possible.
Security at the Visa Application Centre
All applicants visiting the visa application centre will undergo
a security search. All personal items such as bags, mobile
phones, cigarette lighters, liquids and offensive weapons
are prohibited and access will be denied to those found in
possession of such items.
Visa Fraud
If you provide false information, documents or passports in
support of your visa application you will be prosecuted and
all future applications will be refused for up to 10 years.
You could even be fined and could go to prison. You should
make sure the information given in your visa application is
correct; the documents provided to support your application
are not forged; your passport has not been altered and does
not contain false stamps or visas. If any of the above applies,
you will be reported to the Pakistani authorities and prosecuted.
You can report migration or visa fraud, including people who
produce or provide false documents, people smuggling or corruption
in the visa process to:- Ralon, UK Border Agency, British
High Commission, Islamabad, PO Box 1122 or telephone 051 201
2487 or email rauisb@fco.gov.uk.
The information you provide will be kept confidential.
Where can I get advice?
Gerry's and its staff cannot give you advice on how to complete
your application, or what type of visa you should apply for.
If you need help with your application or advice about the
UK's immigration rules and requirements, you should seek advice
from a qualified immigration adviser. In the UK immigration
advisers regulated by the Office of the Immigration Services
Commissioner (OISC - www.oisc.gov.uk).
You can also obtain advice from legally qualified professionals
regulated by designated professional bodies. A list of legally
qualified professionals who can advise on immigration matters
can be downloaded from the following websites:
Law
Society of England and Wales
Law
Society of Scotland
Law Society
of Northern Ireland
Institute
of Legal Executives
Please note: The Law Societies of England, Wales,
Scotland and Northern Ireland and the Institute of Legal Executives
cannot provide direct help or advice on visa applications.
They can only provide a list of law firms who can advise on
immigration matters.
Useful links
British
High Commission, Islamabad
UK
Border Agency
Working
in the UK
British
Council Pakistan
UK
Trade & Investment
Visit
Britain
Track
Your Application
Do
I need a visa?
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22 July 2010:
Secure English language testing announced for student Tier 4 (General) applicants. |
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19 July 2010:
Corrections to the Student Tier 4 policy guidance. |
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19 July 2010:
Important changes to Tier 1 (General) visa applications from 19 July 2010. |
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13 July 2010:
Changes to Tier 4 guidance on student loans and students with International Baccalaureate qualifications. |
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12 July 2010: Beware of bogus UK visa websites. |
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2 July 2010:
Student Tier 4 visa applications - apply early. |
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