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I applied for a UK tourist standard visa before 14 working days and I'm 26 years old. I have submitted almost 1 year of bank statements, with a closing balance of 1.8 million IDR. I have showed the business account of my tours and travels and income tax proof, my education certificate, our properties details, which is in my father's name. I was rejected twice 5 years ago. Will my visa be approved?
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I applied for a UK tourist standard visa before 14 working days and I'm 26 years old. I have submitted almost 1 year of bank statements, with a closing balance of 1.8 million IDR. I have showed the business account of my tours and travels and income tax proof, my education certificate, our properties details, which is in my father's name. I was rejected twice 5 years ago. Will my visa be approved?
visas uk standard-visitor-visas
edited Jun 3 at 7:10
Traveller
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asked Jun 2 at 11:07
Salman
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closed as primarily opinion-based by user16259, Ali Awan, Giorgio, bytebuster, Newton Jun 3 at 17:47
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Nobody can definitely answer this except the officer assigned to assessing your application.
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Google tells me that 1.8 million Indonesian Rupees are equivalent to 111 € or 90 GBP. Are those numbers correct?
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Jun 2 at 12:48
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I applied for a UK tourist standard visa before 14 working days and I'm 26 years old. I have submitted almost 1 year of bank statements, with a closing balance of 1.8 million IDR. I have showed the business account of my tours and travels and income tax proof, my education certificate, our properties details, which is in my father's name. I was rejected twice 5 years ago. Will my visa be approved?
visas uk standard-visitor-visas
edited Jun 3 at 7:10
Traveller
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asked Jun 2 at 11:07
Salman
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I applied for a UK tourist standard visa before 14 working days and I'm 26 years old. I have submitted almost 1 year of bank statements, with a closing balance of 1.8 million IDR. I have showed the business account of my tours and travels and income tax proof, my education certificate, our properties details, which is in my father's name. I was rejected twice 5 years ago. Will my visa be approved?
visas uk standard-visitor-visas
edited Jun 3 at 7:10
Traveller
4,1031923
asked Jun 2 at 11:07
Salman
1
edited Jun 3 at 7:10
Traveller
4,1031923
edited Jun 3 at 7:10
Traveller
4,1031923
edited Jun 3 at 7:10
Traveller
4,1031923
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asked Jun 2 at 11:07
Salman
1
asked Jun 2 at 11:07
Salman
1
asked Jun 2 at 11:07
Salman
1
1
closed as primarily opinion-based by user16259, Ali Awan, Giorgio, bytebuster, Newton Jun 3 at 17:47
Many good questions generate some degree of opinion based on expert experience, but answers to this question will tend to be almost entirely based on opinions, rather than facts, references, or specific expertise. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
closed as primarily opinion-based by user16259, Ali Awan, Giorgio, bytebuster, Newton Jun 3 at 17:47
Many good questions generate some degree of opinion based on expert experience, but answers to this question will tend to be almost entirely based on opinions, rather than facts, references, or specific expertise. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
Nobody can definitely answer this except the officer assigned to assessing your application.
– user16259
Jun 2 at 12:17
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Google tells me that 1.8 million Indonesian Rupees are equivalent to 111 € or 90 GBP. Are those numbers correct?
– SJuan76
Jun 2 at 12:48
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Nobody can definitely answer this except the officer assigned to assessing your application.
– user16259
Jun 2 at 12:17
1
Google tells me that 1.8 million Indonesian Rupees are equivalent to 111 € or 90 GBP. Are those numbers correct?
– SJuan76
Jun 2 at 12:48
Nobody can definitely answer this except the officer assigned to assessing your application.
– user16259
Jun 2 at 12:17
Nobody can definitely answer this except the officer assigned to assessing your application.
– user16259
Jun 2 at 12:17
1
1
Google tells me that 1.8 million Indonesian Rupees are equivalent to 111 € or 90 GBP. Are those numbers correct?
– SJuan76
Jun 2 at 12:48
Google tells me that 1.8 million Indonesian Rupees are equivalent to 111 € or 90 GBP. Are those numbers correct?
– SJuan76
Jun 2 at 12:48
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No-one can predict what the decision will be. If you’ve materially improved your personal circumstances (finances, ties to home, travel history etc) over the last 5 years, such that you’ve addressed the refusal reason(s), you have as good a chance as any other applicant in your situation. Property details in your father’s name won’t influence the outcome at all.
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No-one can predict what the decision will be. If you’ve materially improved your personal circumstances (finances, ties to home, travel history etc) over the last 5 years, such that you’ve addressed the refusal reason(s), you have as good a chance as any other applicant in your situation. Property details in your father’s name won’t influence the outcome at all.
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No-one can predict what the decision will be. If you’ve materially improved your personal circumstances (finances, ties to home, travel history etc) over the last 5 years, such that you’ve addressed the refusal reason(s), you have as good a chance as any other applicant in your situation. Property details in your father’s name won’t influence the outcome at all.
answered Jun 2 at 12:18
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No-one can predict what the decision will be. If you’ve materially improved your personal circumstances (finances, ties to home, travel history etc) over the last 5 years, such that you’ve addressed the refusal reason(s), you have as good a chance as any other applicant in your situation. Property details in your father’s name won’t influence the outcome at all.
answered Jun 2 at 12:18
Traveller
4,1031923
No-one can predict what the decision will be. If you’ve materially improved your personal circumstances (finances, ties to home, travel history etc) over the last 5 years, such that you’ve addressed the refusal reason(s), you have as good a chance as any other applicant in your situation. Property details in your father’s name won’t influence the outcome at all.
answered Jun 2 at 12:18
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answered Jun 2 at 12:18
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answered Jun 2 at 12:18
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answered Jun 2 at 12:18
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Nobody can definitely answer this except the officer assigned to assessing your application.
– user16259
Jun 2 at 12:17
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Google tells me that 1.8 million Indonesian Rupees are equivalent to 111 € or 90 GBP. Are those numbers correct?
– SJuan76
Jun 2 at 12:48