How is a 16 year old orphan in East Africa supposed to find the funds for a University place in UK?
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In many cases a sponsorship is required, from a UK resident. Or in the case of a student vis, from an educational institute. Then you can't lie.This is the bit that says where people can apply. It includes "At a port", otherwise no help.
Nationality and Borders Act 2022
www.legislation.gov.uk
You need a passport, a visa, and some money for subsistence.
If you just want to go to Salisbury to plant some poison you only need a day.
£100 plus the ferry cost.
Visit the UK as a Standard Visitor
Visit the UK as a Standard Visitor for tourism, business, study (courses up to 6 months), medical treatment and other activities. Find out whether you need a Standard Visitor visa, or can visit without a visa.www.gov.uk
You need to supply some names/addresses but - you lie.
It doesn't look all that hard.
Similarly, in France, Australia, etc, you need to include an accommodation address during your stay.
She backed the internal market bill which would have breached an international treaty, the brexit withdrawal agreement.
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Are they? Blimey they are well lost. Or is this because of the RNLI base taking them? I'd heard a few had turned up in Hastings, but Worthing and Shoreham, thats an extra 50 Nm and you have to go around Eastbourne to get there.
To answer the question. In the clip, it was a sibling, but if the Childs parents are here they can apply here on behalf of their child. Same applies to the spouse.
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What is frightening is that there are people like you at large and being taken seriously.
You stated that Britain should take in 1 million immigrants.
I asked you how you propose for this to be organised and managed - you didn’t answer.
he is an MP on the South East coast
and obviously a bit more caring about our toxic immigration policy than the ERG appeasing Stella Braverman or you.
Tim Loughton was pointing out they aren’t illegal immigrants which Braverman and Tory supporters try and frame them as.
Suspected migrant boat found empty in Shoreham - this is what the authorities have said after concerning discovery
A suspected migrant boat has been found unoccupied in Shoreham-by-Sea.
www.sussexexpress.co.uk
You could if you could access an embassy.
Have you ever tried accessing a UK or USA embassy abroad. Without an appointment it's impossible. And they wouldn't give you an appointment for you to claim asylum.
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there is plenty of room for 1 million foreigners in the North of England, maybe 2 million.
have you ever met or spoken to a foreigner Andy?
You will need to meet the minimum income requirements to bring a spouse into the UK.
You cannot apply for asylum for siblings.
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@Notch7 2,000,000 x £4,258 per month - there may be room physically, but the costs are huge, even with economy of scale.
@Pat ex wrong as usual https://www.gov.uk/settlement-refugee-or-humanitarian-protection/family-reunion
@Pat ex wrong as usual https://www.gov.uk/settlement-refugee-or-humanitarian-protection/family-reunion
Cruella's response was something like 'an illegal immigrant can apply for asylum like anyone else, then they become a migrant, processed through the system...' a handy loophole.he is an MP on the South East coast
and obviously a bit more caring about our toxic immigration policy than the ERG appeasing Stella Braverman or you.
Tim Loughton was pointing out they aren’t illegal immigrants which Braverman and Tory supporters try and frame them as.
Suspected migrant boat found empty in Shoreham - this is what the authorities have said after concerning discovery
A suspected migrant boat has been found unoccupied in Shoreham-by-Sea.
Siblings are not partners nor children of the applicant.
https://www.gov.uk/settlement-refugee-or-humanitarian-protection/family-reunion
You need to read your links carefully to ensure you understand them.
I'm very supportive of immigration, but I'm struggling to understand the point of this MP's question. He seems to be conflating two issues, asylum, and family migration. Rather than helping, he just seems to have made it more confusing. From past experience, I don't think he's the brightest spark in the box.
If the asylum seekers were allowed to work, there would be benefits rather than costs.
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