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Nigerians, others face UK visa crackdown

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As part of efforts to reform its immigration system, the United Kingdom could soon restrict visa applications from nationalities whose citizens are most likely to overstay their approved stays.

First reported by the Times, the Home Office listed the affected countries as Pakistan, Nigeria, and Sri Lanka.

The report noted that nationals from these countries overstay their visas and later seek asylum.

Successful asylum requests allow the applicants to permanently remain in the country.

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As a consequence, the Home Office said they may face tougher restrictions when applying to work or study in the UK.

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