'There is a flaw in the payment of British visa'

UK visa issuance. In a statement on Thursday, the organization said that if challenged in the court, almost 50 percent of the rejection of immigration department has been reversed.

The Law Society, representing the Solicitors of England and Wales, says faulty decisions have a devastating effect on many family life and business. It is affecting the rule of law. The organization has called for the visa process to be dealt with.

Law Society President Joe Egan said that according to the information of the judiciary of the government, almost 50 percent of those who have gone to court after getting the visa application rejected the court's visa. He said that the wrong decision making decision or the delay in making a decision is often caused by unusual delay. Every such incident has a serious effect on the life of the applicant.

Monwar Hossain, who was employed in the UK in law, said in the first light, "In many cases there is a case of rejection of the application without proper evidence given in the application." Because of this, getting a British visa may seem like lottery. The Law Society has given only statistics to those who have the scope of appeals in court. However, most visa applicants do not have the opportunity to challenge home office decisions.

He said that from April 2015, all appeals appeal applications were given to the point-based system. As a result the applicants of the student visas, work visa, business or visitor visa can not go to court if the application is rejected.

Monowar Hossain said, the Home Office (British Immigration Department) has introduced the 'administrative review' rule by lifting appeal. But this is not a remedy.

However, judicial review can be challenged by challenging any decision, the lawyer said. Visa applicants in Dhaka can also apply for a judicial review in a UK court through a lawyer. Most of the victims can not take this opportunity because the petition is somewhat expensive, said Monwar Hossain.