Comments on: will I be deported immediately if I seek asylum at Heathrow, UK?

By: a_cupidstunt

a_cupidstunt — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 02:59:59 +0000

Yes you will be deported as i’ve dealt with worse cases then yours and they have been deported. the uk border agency are so tough these days thanks to certain individuals trying to scam the system. Good Luck.
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By: daydreamer302000

daydreamer302000 — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 02:48:59 +0000

In addition to the advice about seeking asylum *after* you have come back and properly resumed your studies, I also suggest you do more research on the topics you posted on your website, especially the history and the sources of your Western versions. Truth is often biased by those who observe it and report it. You might find that the sources for your information had just as much of an agenda as your government does in preaching its own version of that same information. I’m not saying that anybody is right or wrong. I’m just saying that you should scrutinize very carefully what has been said by whom and for what reason, and keep an open mind. The Cold War is over, but its embers are still warm and grudges die hard.

Maybe then, you will have a better idea about whether you should go for asylum in another country, or continue to try and fight the good fight in your own.
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By: David

David — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 02:29:59 +0000

Your sucess depends on the oppressive society you came from You did not say which.
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By: Boon

Boon — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 02:15:59 +0000

You need to genuinely have a reason to seek political asylum, not just because you feel "scared". i.e. has your country been killing people of a certain race, is there war, is there documented evidence in the media that they are persecuting people?

From what I gather you can seek political asylum at the airport. But if they judge your case is not worthy of considering they will send you home on the next plane, revoke your visa, and refuse you further entry. In addition, your home government will probably know too that you tried to seek political asylum.

If you are really still set to go ahead with (im my opinion) this very shaky and bad idea, I would suggest entering first with your student visa, and then make your case known to the Home Office that you wish to seek asylum.
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http://www.ukvisahelp.co.uk

By: David W

David W — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 02:08:59 +0000

Are you ashamed of your country?

You mention the UK eight times, yet you don’t say what country you are in!

Hopefully, when you arrive at Heathrow, they won’t let you in, and send you back on the next plane!
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