http://www.immigrationmatters.co.uk/government-propose-hike-for-visa-and-sponsor-fees.html The UK's leading free online immigration resource. Sun, 05 Feb 2012 22:21:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 http://www.immigrationmatters.co.uk/government-propose-hike-for-visa-and-sponsor-fees.html/comment-page-1#comment-7879 janzeb khan Fri, 04 Feb 2011 13:38:51 +0000 http://thermalthree.footholds.net/~immigrat/?p=636#comment-7879 hi how r u plz send me the propose of uk student visa thanks in advance hi
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]]> http://www.immigrationmatters.co.uk/government-propose-hike-for-visa-and-sponsor-fees.html/comment-page-1#comment-5780 Jim Mortoza Sun, 18 Jul 2010 12:30:09 +0000 http://thermalthree.footholds.net/~immigrat/?p=636#comment-5780 The governments imposition of high fees on everyone even those who have the right of abode in the UK through descent is unfair as these people are not only UK tax payers but also the children of UK tax payers. This group has been put together as if they are immigrants even though none of them are subject to immigration control. Children of British Citizens who are born abroad are being made to pay "registration" fees of £540 each and have to undergo a good character check even though they are already permanently resident and have the right of abode. These fees are too high and they do not take into consideration even the difference between visa holders and residents. The UKBA pronounces statement in fairness to the tax payer and then applies its policies in a wide blanket manner against the human rights of such persons The governments imposition of high fees on everyone even those who have the right of abode in the UK through descent is unfair as these people are not only UK tax payers but also the children of UK tax payers. This group has been put together as if they are immigrants even though none of them are subject to immigration control.
Children of British Citizens who are born abroad are being made to pay “registration” fees of £540 each and have to undergo a good character check even though they are already permanently resident and have the right of abode. These fees are too high and they do not take into consideration even the difference between visa holders and residents. The UKBA pronounces statement in fairness to the tax payer and then applies its policies in a wide blanket manner against the human rights of such persons

]]> http://www.immigrationmatters.co.uk/government-propose-hike-for-visa-and-sponsor-fees.html/comment-page-1#comment-5779 Jim Mortoza Sun, 18 Jul 2010 12:28:59 +0000 http://thermalthree.footholds.net/~immigrat/?p=636#comment-5779 The governments imposition of high fees on everyone even those who have the right of abode in the UK through descent is unfair as these people are not only UK tax payers but also the children of UK tax payers. This group has been put together as if they are immigrants even though none of them are subject to immigration control. Children of British Citizens who are born abroad are being made to pay "registration" fees of £540 each and have to undergo a good character check even though they are already permanently resident and have the right of abode. These fees are too high and they do not take into consideration even the difference between visa holders and residents. The UKBA pronounces statement in fairness to the tax payer and then applies its policies in a wide blanket manner against the human rights of these people and ignores even the possibility that such persons may be ill or unemployed and could not afford to pay such fees. It is the worst case of maladministration ever and if the administration of the UKBA was improved then operating costs would not be high. A close examination also needs to take place to see if such "work" is even warranted or is it being invented to keep personnel numbers rather then being reduced as the UKBA do not earn any more money from Europeans who have freedom of movement. The numbers of persons processed must have fallen over the decade but the costs have gone up because staff levels have actually risen. The governments imposition of high fees on everyone even those who have the right of abode in the UK through descent is unfair as these people are not only UK tax payers but also the children of UK tax payers. This group has been put together as if they are immigrants even though none of them are subject to immigration control.
Children of British Citizens who are born abroad are being made to pay “registration” fees of £540 each and have to undergo a good character check even though they are already permanently resident and have the right of abode. These fees are too high and they do not take into consideration even the difference between visa holders and residents. The UKBA pronounces statement in fairness to the tax payer and then applies its policies in a wide blanket manner against the human rights of these people and ignores even the possibility that such persons may be ill or unemployed and could not afford to pay such fees. It is the worst case of maladministration ever and if the administration of the UKBA was improved then operating costs would not be high. A close examination also needs to take place to see if such “work” is even warranted or is it being invented to keep personnel numbers rather then being reduced as the UKBA do not earn any more money from Europeans who have freedom of movement. The numbers of persons processed must have fallen over the decade but the costs have gone up because staff levels have actually risen.

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