If someone been removed from uk not deported,are they allowed back into the uk?
not for any crime or anything , just becasue visa expired or soemthing...and he was sent back to japan, not deported REMOVED is the word used...what can he do and how can hew get back into the uk since he has a wife here.
what are the rules and regs...
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You can shout REMOVED as much as you like.
The person was Deported; if the words 'Persona non Grata were added then that person cannot come back.
A simple Visa expiry requires a six month wait in the Home Country before re-application is allowed.
If the Home Office says NO however then that means you cannot come back.
If the person comes in illegally, we will give that Person a house or flat, Social Security Payouts and Free Dental and NHS Treatment, and a whole host of other things.
Also Laws will be passed to protect that illegal person from criticism and give greater rights than a Native Citizen.
simple answer the only way back is as an illegal
Removed = deported. Same thing. Can't return without new - genuine - visa.
He can apply for re-entry and he may be allowed back in eventually. The fact that he has a wife here means nothing he will not be given priority
I dont think they can say "your never coming back to england". The fact he has a wife will help him when he or she applies, but the fact he overstayed will go against him. He needs to be speak to a immigration lawyer.
If he obtains the correct visa and applies to re-enter the country, He should be able to return, however the authorities may take the view that he deliberately over stayed his previous time here. When did he marry, was it immediately prior to his visa expiring ?Sometimes the customs and excise have very suspicious minds!
I do not doubt that he will be allowed back, but it could be some time later rather than sooner and he and his wife may have to re-apply more than once.I would advise him to contact a solicitor, or perhaps his wife could see an England based solicitor.
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