1. Incorrect or Incomplete Information in the Application

Every year, many student visa applications from Bangladesh are rejected simply due to incorrect or incomplete documentation. The UK Home Office follows strict guidelines, and even a small mistake can lead to rejection.

How to Avoid This:

• Fill out the visa application form accurately and double-check all details.
• Ensure all required documents—bank statements, academic transcripts, and CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies)—are properly prepared.
• Follow the latest guidelines from the UK Government Student Visa Website to avoid errors.

2. Submitting False or Fraudulent Documents

Submitting fake bank statements, fraudulent admission letters, or incorrect academic records not only results in visa rejection but can also lead to a 10-year ban from applying for a UK visa.

How to Avoid This:

• Always submit genuine documents verified by banks and universities.
• Ensure your financial statements meet UKVI standards.
• Work with trusted agencies like Zeron Study Abroad to avoid mistakes.

3. Poor Performance in the Credibility Interview

The UKVI (UK Visas and Immigration) may conduct an interview to assess your intentions. If your answers are inconsistent or unclear, your visa may be rejected.

Common Mistakes in Interviews:

• Failing to explain why you chose the UK over other countries.
• Not knowing details about your course, university, or career plans.
• Giving answers that don’t match the information in your application.

How to Avoid This:

• Research your chosen university, course, and future career plans thoroughly.
• Practice answering questions confidently and clearly.
• Ensure your responses match the details in your application form.

Check UKVI’s official guidelines for interview preparation.

4. Insufficient Financial Proof

One of the most common reasons for visa rejection is failing to prove you have enough financial support to cover your tuition fees and living expenses.

Common Financial Mistakes:

• Not maintaining the required amount in your bank account for at least 28 days.
• Submitting a financial statement that is older than 31 days.
• Using a non-UKVI-approved sponsor.

How to Avoid This:

• Keep the required amount in your account for at least 28 consecutive days before applying.
• Use a UKVI-approved bank for financial statements.
• Ensure your financial documents are issued within 31 days of your application date.

5. Previous Visa Rejections or Immigration Issues

If you have previously been refused a UK visa or have a poor immigration history, it may impact your new application.

Common Issues:

• Previous visa refusal due to incorrect information.
• Overstaying or violating visa conditions in any country.

How to Avoid This:

• Understand the reason behind past visa refusals and correct any mistakes.
• Be honest in your application and avoid hiding previous refusals.

Zeron Study Abroad is a leading education consultancy in Bangladesh, helping students achieve their dream of studying abroad. We provide expert guidance on university applications, visa processing, and career counseling.