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Tag: Very Compelling Circumstances

14 Years of Active Military Service not considered ‘Very Compelling’ to Prevent Deportation

8 April, 2020 visadreams

There is perhaps no institution in the UK that is more praised, respected and placed upon  a pedestal almost beyond reproach than the armed forces.

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