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My visit visa was cancelled at the border due to false misrepresentation I was temporarily admitted into UK but I left UK after getting this letter:

If you fail to comply with your bail conditions and stay in the United Kingdom

If you fail to comply with bail conditions previously imposed and remain in the United Kingdom, you may have no lawful basis to remain here. By remaining here without lawful basis you may be prosecuted for an offence under the Immigration Act 1971, the penalty for which is a fine of up to £5,000 and / or up to six months imprisonment. You may also face an entry ban of up to ten years. If you decide(s) to stay, then your life in the United Kingdom will become increasingly more difficult. For example, some of the consequences will be that you: Will not be allowed to work in the United Kingdom. Immigration Enforcement Officers visit workplaces and any employer found to be employing an illegal immigrant may be liable for a civil penalty of up to £20,000 per illegal worker.

The Immigration Act 2014 will require landlords to conduct immigration checks. Landlords will face a penalty if they let a property to an illegal migrant.

Will not be allowed to claim benefits. Immigration Enforcement will share your details with HM Revenue & Customs or Department for Work and Pensions. You may be liable for prosecution if you make a false declaration to these organisations or fail to inform them of a change in your circumstances which affects your entitlement to benefits.

May be charged for any secondary healthcare you receive.  Immigration Enforcement may share your details with financial fraud prevention organisations to allow service providers to decide whether you should have access to financial products such as bank accounts and credit agreements.

Immigration Enforcement will ask the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) not to issue you with a driving licence. If you already have one, we will ask the DVLA to consider cancelling it. If your licence is cancelled, you will then be unable to drive legally in the United Kingdom.

Did I get a ban? What type of visa can I apply for next time?

My visit visa was cancelled at the border due to false misrepresentation I was temporarily admitted into UK but I left UK after getting this letter:

If you fail to comply with your bail conditions and stay in the United Kingdom

If you fail to comply with bail conditions previously imposed and remain in the United Kingdom, you may have no lawful basis to remain here. By remaining here without lawful basis you may be prosecuted for an offence under the Immigration Act 1971, the penalty for which is a fine of up to £5,000 and / or up to six months imprisonment. You may also face an entry ban of up to ten years. If you decide(s) to stay, then your life in the United Kingdom will become increasingly more difficult. For example, some of the consequences will be that you: Will not be allowed to work in the United Kingdom. Immigration Enforcement Officers visit workplaces and any employer found to be employing an illegal immigrant may be liable for a civil penalty of up to £20,000 per illegal worker.

The Immigration Act 2014 will require landlords to conduct immigration checks. Landlords will face a penalty if they let a property to an illegal migrant.

Will not be allowed to claim benefits. Immigration Enforcement will share your details with HM Revenue & Customs or Department for Work and Pensions. You may be liable for prosecution if you make a false declaration to these organisations or fail to inform them of a change in your circumstances which affects your entitlement to benefits.

May be charged for any secondary healthcare you receive.  Immigration Enforcement may share your details with financial fraud prevention organisations to allow service providers to decide whether you should have access to financial products such as bank accounts and credit agreements.

Immigration Enforcement will ask the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) not to issue you with a driving licence. If you already have one, we will ask the DVLA to consider cancelling it. If your licence is cancelled, you will then be unable to drive legally in the United Kingdom.

Did I get a ban? What type of visa can I apply for next time?

My visit visa was cancelled at the border due to false misrepresentation I was temporarily admitted into UK but I left UK after getting this letter:

If you fail to comply with bail conditions previously imposed and remain in the United Kingdom, you may have no lawful basis to remain here. By remaining here without lawful basis you may be prosecuted for an offence under the Immigration Act 1971, the penalty for which is a fine of up to £5,000 and / or up to six months imprisonment. You may also face an entry ban of up to ten years. If you decide(s) to stay, then your life in the United Kingdom will become increasingly more difficult. For example, some of the consequences will be that you: Will not be allowed to work in the United Kingdom. Immigration Enforcement Officers visit workplaces and any employer found to be employing an illegal immigrant may be liable for a civil penalty of up to £20,000 per illegal worker.

The Immigration Act 2014 will require landlords to conduct immigration checks. Landlords will face a penalty if they let a property to an illegal migrant.

Will not be allowed to claim benefits. Immigration Enforcement will share your details with HM Revenue & Customs or Department for Work and Pensions. You may be liable for prosecution if you make a false declaration to these organisations or fail to inform them of a change in your circumstances which affects your entitlement to benefits.

May be charged for any secondary healthcare you receive.  Immigration Enforcement may share your details with financial fraud prevention organisations to allow service providers to decide whether you should have access to financial products such as bank accounts and credit agreements.

Immigration Enforcement will ask the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) not to issue you with a driving licence. If you already have one, we will ask the DVLA to consider cancelling it. If your licence is cancelled, you will then be unable to drive legally in the United Kingdom.

Did I get a ban? What type of visa can I apply for next time?

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My visit visa was cancelled at the border due to false misrepresentation I was temporarily admitted into UK but I left UK after getting this letter:

If you fail to comply with your bail conditions and stay in the United Kingdom

If you fail to comply with bail conditions previously imposed and remain in the United Kingdom, you may have no lawful basis to remain here. By remaining here without lawful basis you may be prosecuted for an offence under the Immigration Act 1971, the penalty for which is a fine of up to £5,000 and / or up to six months imprisonment. You may also face an entry ban of up to ten years. If you decide(s) to stay, then your life in the United Kingdom will become increasingly more difficult. For example, some of the consequences will be that you: Will not be allowed to work in the United Kingdom. Immigration Enforcement Officers visit workplaces and any employer found to be employing an illegal immigrant may be liable for a civil penalty of up to £20,000 per illegal worker.

The Immigration Act 2014 will require landlords to conduct immigration checks. Landlords will face a penalty if they let a property to an illegal migrant.

Will not be allowed to claim benefits. Immigration Enforcement will share your details with HM Revenue & Customs or Department for Work and Pensions. You may be liable for prosecution if you make a false declaration to these organisations or fail to inform them of a change in your circumstances which affects your entitlement to benefits.

May be charged for any secondary healthcare you receive.  Immigration Enforcement may share your details with financial fraud prevention organisations to allow service providers to decide whether you should have access to financial products such as bank accounts and credit agreements.

Immigration Enforcement will ask the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) not to issue you with a driving licence. If you already have one, we will ask the DVLA to consider cancelling it. If your licence is cancelled, you will then be unable to drive legally in the United Kingdom.

Did I get a BANban? What type of visa can I apply for next time?

My visit visa was cancelled at the border due to false misrepresentation I was temporarily admitted into UK but I left UK after getting this letter:

If you fail to comply with your bail conditions and stay in the United Kingdom

If you fail to comply with bail conditions previously imposed and remain in the United Kingdom, you may have no lawful basis to remain here. By remaining here without lawful basis you may be prosecuted for an offence under the Immigration Act 1971, the penalty for which is a fine of up to £5,000 and / or up to six months imprisonment. You may also face an entry ban of up to ten years. If you decide(s) to stay, then your life in the United Kingdom will become increasingly more difficult. For example, some of the consequences will be that you: Will not be allowed to work in the United Kingdom. Immigration Enforcement Officers visit workplaces and any employer found to be employing an illegal immigrant may be liable for a civil penalty of up to £20,000 per illegal worker.

The Immigration Act 2014 will require landlords to conduct immigration checks. Landlords will face a penalty if they let a property to an illegal migrant.

Will not be allowed to claim benefits. Immigration Enforcement will share your details with HM Revenue & Customs or Department for Work and Pensions. You may be liable for prosecution if you make a false declaration to these organisations or fail to inform them of a change in your circumstances which affects your entitlement to benefits.

May be charged for any secondary healthcare you receive.  Immigration Enforcement may share your details with financial fraud prevention organisations to allow service providers to decide whether you should have access to financial products such as bank accounts and credit agreements.

Immigration Enforcement will ask the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) not to issue you with a driving licence. If you already have one, we will ask the DVLA to consider cancelling it. If your licence is cancelled, you will then be unable to drive legally in the United Kingdom.

Did I get a BAN? What type of visa can I apply for next time?

My visit visa was cancelled at the border due to false misrepresentation I was temporarily admitted into UK but I left UK after getting this letter:

If you fail to comply with your bail conditions and stay in the United Kingdom

If you fail to comply with bail conditions previously imposed and remain in the United Kingdom, you may have no lawful basis to remain here. By remaining here without lawful basis you may be prosecuted for an offence under the Immigration Act 1971, the penalty for which is a fine of up to £5,000 and / or up to six months imprisonment. You may also face an entry ban of up to ten years. If you decide(s) to stay, then your life in the United Kingdom will become increasingly more difficult. For example, some of the consequences will be that you: Will not be allowed to work in the United Kingdom. Immigration Enforcement Officers visit workplaces and any employer found to be employing an illegal immigrant may be liable for a civil penalty of up to £20,000 per illegal worker.

The Immigration Act 2014 will require landlords to conduct immigration checks. Landlords will face a penalty if they let a property to an illegal migrant.

Will not be allowed to claim benefits. Immigration Enforcement will share your details with HM Revenue & Customs or Department for Work and Pensions. You may be liable for prosecution if you make a false declaration to these organisations or fail to inform them of a change in your circumstances which affects your entitlement to benefits.

May be charged for any secondary healthcare you receive.  Immigration Enforcement may share your details with financial fraud prevention organisations to allow service providers to decide whether you should have access to financial products such as bank accounts and credit agreements.

Immigration Enforcement will ask the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) not to issue you with a driving licence. If you already have one, we will ask the DVLA to consider cancelling it. If your licence is cancelled, you will then be unable to drive legally in the United Kingdom.

Did I get a ban? What type of visa can I apply for next time?

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My visit visa was cancelled at the border due to false misrepresentation I was temporarily admitted into UK but- am I left UK after getting this letterbanned?

If you fail to comply with your bail conditions and stay in the United Kingdom If you fail to comply with bail conditions previously imposed and remain in the United Kingdom, you may have no lawful basis to remain here. By remaining here without lawful basis you may be prosecuted for an offence under the Immigration Act 1971, the penalty for which is a fine of up to £5,000 and / or up to six months imprisonment. You may also face an entry ban of up to ten years. If you decide(s) to stay, then your life in the United Kingdom will become increasingly more difficult. For example, some of the consequences will be that you: Will not be allowed to work in the United Kingdom. Immigration Enforcement Officers visit workplaces and any employer found to be employing an illegal immigrant may be liable for a civil penalty of up to £20,000 per illegal worker.  The Immigration Act 2014 will require landlords to conduct immigration checks. Landlords will face a penalty if they let a property to an illegal migrant.  Will not be allowed to claim benefits. Immigration Enforcement will share your details with HM Revenue & Customs or Department for Work and Pensions. You may be liable for prosecution if you make a false declaration to these organisations or fail to inform them of a change in your circumstances which affects your entitlement to benefits.  May be charged for any secondary healthcare you receive.  Immigration Enforcement may share your details with financial fraud prevention organisations to allow service providers to decide whether you should have access to financial products such as bank accounts and credit agreements.  Immigration Enforcement will ask the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) not to issue you with a driving licence. If you already have one, we will ask the DVLA to consider cancelling it. If your licence is cancelled, you will then be unable to drive legally in the United Kingdom.

If you fail to comply with your bail conditions and stay in the United Kingdom

If you fail to comply with bail conditions previously imposed and remain in the United Kingdom, you may have no lawful basis to remain here. By remaining here without lawful basis you may be prosecuted for an offence under the Immigration Act 1971, the penalty for which is a fine of up to £5,000 and / or up to six months imprisonment. You may also face an entry ban of up to ten years. If you decide(s) to stay, then your life in the United Kingdom will become increasingly more difficult. For example, some of the consequences will be that you: Will not be allowed to work in the United Kingdom. Immigration Enforcement Officers visit workplaces and any employer found to be employing an illegal immigrant may be liable for a civil penalty of up to £20,000 per illegal worker.

The Immigration Act 2014 will require landlords to conduct immigration checks. Landlords will face a penalty if they let a property to an illegal migrant.

Will not be allowed to claim benefits. Immigration Enforcement will share your details with HM Revenue & Customs or Department for Work and Pensions. You may be liable for prosecution if you make a false declaration to these organisations or fail to inform them of a change in your circumstances which affects your entitlement to benefits.

May be charged for any secondary healthcare you receive.  Immigration Enforcement may share your details with financial fraud prevention organisations to allow service providers to decide whether you should have access to financial products such as bank accounts and credit agreements.

Immigration Enforcement will ask the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) not to issue you with a driving licence. If you already have one, we will ask the DVLA to consider cancelling it. If your licence is cancelled, you will then be unable to drive legally in the United Kingdom.

MY QUESTIONS: DODid I GET Anyget a BAN? WHAT TYPE OF VISA CANWhat type of visa can I APPLY FOR AGAINapply for next time?

My visit visa was cancelled at the border due to false misrepresentation I was temporarily admitted into UK but I left UK after getting this letter

If you fail to comply with your bail conditions and stay in the United Kingdom If you fail to comply with bail conditions previously imposed and remain in the United Kingdom, you may have no lawful basis to remain here. By remaining here without lawful basis you may be prosecuted for an offence under the Immigration Act 1971, the penalty for which is a fine of up to £5,000 and / or up to six months imprisonment. You may also face an entry ban of up to ten years. If you decide(s) to stay, then your life in the United Kingdom will become increasingly more difficult. For example, some of the consequences will be that you: Will not be allowed to work in the United Kingdom. Immigration Enforcement Officers visit workplaces and any employer found to be employing an illegal immigrant may be liable for a civil penalty of up to £20,000 per illegal worker.  The Immigration Act 2014 will require landlords to conduct immigration checks. Landlords will face a penalty if they let a property to an illegal migrant.  Will not be allowed to claim benefits. Immigration Enforcement will share your details with HM Revenue & Customs or Department for Work and Pensions. You may be liable for prosecution if you make a false declaration to these organisations or fail to inform them of a change in your circumstances which affects your entitlement to benefits.  May be charged for any secondary healthcare you receive.  Immigration Enforcement may share your details with financial fraud prevention organisations to allow service providers to decide whether you should have access to financial products such as bank accounts and credit agreements.  Immigration Enforcement will ask the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) not to issue you with a driving licence. If you already have one, we will ask the DVLA to consider cancelling it. If your licence is cancelled, you will then be unable to drive legally in the United Kingdom.

MY QUESTIONS: DO I GET Any BAN? WHAT TYPE OF VISA CAN I APPLY FOR AGAIN?

My visit visa was cancelled at the border - am I banned?

If you fail to comply with your bail conditions and stay in the United Kingdom

If you fail to comply with bail conditions previously imposed and remain in the United Kingdom, you may have no lawful basis to remain here. By remaining here without lawful basis you may be prosecuted for an offence under the Immigration Act 1971, the penalty for which is a fine of up to £5,000 and / or up to six months imprisonment. You may also face an entry ban of up to ten years. If you decide(s) to stay, then your life in the United Kingdom will become increasingly more difficult. For example, some of the consequences will be that you: Will not be allowed to work in the United Kingdom. Immigration Enforcement Officers visit workplaces and any employer found to be employing an illegal immigrant may be liable for a civil penalty of up to £20,000 per illegal worker.

The Immigration Act 2014 will require landlords to conduct immigration checks. Landlords will face a penalty if they let a property to an illegal migrant.

Will not be allowed to claim benefits. Immigration Enforcement will share your details with HM Revenue & Customs or Department for Work and Pensions. You may be liable for prosecution if you make a false declaration to these organisations or fail to inform them of a change in your circumstances which affects your entitlement to benefits.

May be charged for any secondary healthcare you receive.  Immigration Enforcement may share your details with financial fraud prevention organisations to allow service providers to decide whether you should have access to financial products such as bank accounts and credit agreements.

Immigration Enforcement will ask the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) not to issue you with a driving licence. If you already have one, we will ask the DVLA to consider cancelling it. If your licence is cancelled, you will then be unable to drive legally in the United Kingdom.

Did I get a BAN? What type of visa can I apply for next time?