giselle237:
Next application make aa day to day itinerary of what you would be doing. Your statement for tourism was poor that is why ECO quoted it.
Day 1 arrival etc
Like what you wrote was really poor for a supposed tourist. You are expected to research extensively if you are genuine.
This ECO also does not feel your 300k salary and circumstances will make u come back to Nigeria nor enough to sponsor this trip.
Average pay and sister in the UK who can give you grace to stay back and seek asylum.
You also have no travel history. You also quoted a no existing investment. If it is collected in cash and has no proof in your bank statement why did you mention it?
Overall, you are reapplying now… so which of your circumstances have changed?

Thanks for your detailed analysis.

Circumstances changed will be

1. submitting my personal savings account statement, which I did not submit when I applied. To demonstrate my financial circumstances in Nigeria.

2. Not mentioning visiting my sister in my application,even if I state I have a family member in the UK. Cos I actually booked for a hotel to lodge.

3. Details of my day to day itinerary as you rightly stated.

As stated by the ECO each application is considered on its individual merit.

Will also want to know why the ECO mentioned my bank balance was 9 months of my income.?



Thank you for your anticipated reply.

ORTS:


Thank you for your response, please find attached copy of refusal letter for your perusal and advise.

I submitted Agreement letter for my investment but the profit is received in cash not paid into my account.

Guess that is the sole reason for the refusal as stated by the ECO.

infosoftlife:


Apply only if your circumstances have changed.
If the event you stated for wanting to travel has elapsed, I suggest you take your time so you do not appear desperate.

Thank you for your response, please find attached copy of refusal letter for your perusal and advise.

Really learnt a lot from this forum.

My UK visit visa has just been refused

What is the rule for reapplying after refusal