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it's estimated that up to 1 million

people live or work illegally in the UK

it's the job of enforcement teams to

track those people down and remove them

from

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Britain assistant immigration officer

Adele Partington is part of a team in

Glasgow preparing for a raid it's

currently 10 6 in the morning and we're

all just getting pitted up and ready to

go out and carry out the rest team visit

it's part of the job but you always

still get a little bit of of so it would

be normal if get any first visit is to

Flat 21 Target of the visit is a

Pakistani male the intelligence for this

visit suggests that Mr sha lives at the

Target address with 10 or 11 other

Pakistani males uh some of the occupants

allegedly have counterfeit documentation

the intention today is obviously to

search for and arrest Mr sha and any

other immigration offenders that we come

across okay thank

you well the target is to locate and

arrest the offender but for this package

although it's listed only one offender

there's a possibility of 10 or 11 other

people residing at the address we could

also be possible offenders as well so it

can be straightforward or they can be

complicated and until you actually get

through the door you don't you don't

know what you're going to find the flat

is not far from the team's base it's now

7: a.m.

can you open the door please imigration

police immigration police we've got a

warant to be here you take us through to

11 room please how many people are in

the premises you have a seat please it

appears the early visit is paid off the

occupants were still in bed okay so

what's your immigration stat I'm in

give a passport it's in my wallet inside

the okay we need access to that door and

that

door Pakistani identity card got keys

there are only two people in the flat

there are also two locked doors and no

keys right if you don't have keys we're

going to knock the door in anyway so

it's up to

yourself ah

the intelligence that there are 10

people living here seems to be wrong and

the two men they've just found are

both but the kitchen window of this

third floor flat is

open officers think someone has done the

unthinkable just had a jumper uh from

the flat and I reckon it's about 50

ft one of the occupants tried to climb

down the

drain he lost his

footing he's managed to struggle to the

dust bins at the rear of the

building did anybody else jump out uh

there one guys one guy where is he is he

hot no no no where is he other side

other side there

we're on trying to find El just now we

believe he's been over the fence here

into the green area so just having a

look to try and faint him just

now the other man must have kept his

grip when he climbed down and now he's

on the

run but his injured friend is losing

Consciousness you back my SP put your

back

yeah Ashley PE has been with the

immigration service for just over a year

okay this is a first Ser all right

better thank you

okay sah come on speak to me tries to

keep the man awake

help I know you're back so try and stay

calm okay try not to

move you're okay the paramedics quickly

decided to get the man to hpit rescue

boards they fear he has broken his back

from the impact of the

fall in hospital he's told his spine is

fractured when his immigration paperwork

is complete he'll be sent back to

Pakistan the runner remains at

large Terminal 3 at Heathrow is the main

entry point for travelers from the

Middle East America Asia and Africa

officers have stopped a passenger from

Johannesburg who's flown in on a tourist

visa but he doesn't have much money so

they suspect he may be here to work

South African gentleman mhm he's a a

very solidly built South African

gentleman okay put occupation I think as

bodyguard right while his Landing card

and he has apparently spent um the

recent months in South Africa doing a

bodyguard training course he may be

looking for that kind of work in the UK

okay however so far we've told us to

come to visit a cousin okay so that's

all we've got so far

immigration officer Lisa Lee

investigates pav is it Pavia pavier how

do you say your name sir Pavia would you

know you like to follow me I'm going to

be dealing with you initially today and

then a colleague of mine will be taking

over the case um how long is this going

to be as long as it takes her

unfortunately these things have a habit

of taking quite a long time there's lots

of paperwork to do stupid and simple as

is this is immigration yeah nothing is

stupid with immigration if You' just

like to follow me we need to take your

photograph okay cuz that's standard

procedure when we stop anyone and then

we need to place you in the care of our

holding facility so that we can come

back and talk to you in a more

comfortable environment just follow me

now you realize with my point of view of

this is if you have nothing to worry

about then everything will be fine but

we need to establish that before we can

do anything else okay and the only way

we can really do that is by sitting down

having a proper chat with you all right

then so if You' just like to follow me

the passenger says he's here to stay

with his cousin and help decorate the

house

it always arouses suspicion if somebody

says they don't have a job and yet

they're here on holiday you kind of

think well he's not from a wealthy

background he doesn't appear to have

lots of savings in fact he says he has

no savings he's had to save to pay for

his course you know it's just is the

credible that somebody with little money

would come on a 5we holiday and that's

what we need to establish thanks a lot

while The Bodyguard is detained officer

Lee checks his story moment is that all

right okay can you tell me why um your

cousin's coming to the UK

today the sponsor the cousin has just

corroborated pretty much what the

passengers said they've got lots of

decorating to do in their house they've

been trying to do their house up for 10

months and um he's just coming to help

them

decorate um which is odd but hey

everyone has their way they want to

spend their holidays I understand you

wanted to speak to me the holding room

at Heathrow is hardly the best place as

I exp to you before we have to make

further inquiries starting

the body we can't tell you this is

seriously me okay let me just exp

unnecessary if I was a criminal if I did

something wrong whatsoever fine do it

but not like this we're not suggesting

for one moment you're a criminal okay

you are seeking entry to the

UK our job as immigration officers is to

establish whether you qualify for entry

don't don't insult my telligence here

send me back thing we have to go through

a due process I'm this close taking my

cigarettes and just out here to just to

have a stupid cigarette okay well and

it's not even the cigarettes problem

it's right well I can't help you with

the cigarette thing cuz you can't smoke

in the airport so I suggest physically

nobody's going to stop me taking a

cigarette out of the bag now you will be

restrained it won't be able to trust me

okay if you're making threat so we will

call the police okay well the police

will be called and you'll be arrested

well at least I'll have a cigarette

there you won't be able to cuz you can't

smoke in police stations either so get

somebody here right now someone is

coming to speak to you 5 hours now I'm

waiting you see that as acceptable the

only thing you can do let me just the

only thing you can do is wait patiently

because you and me talking like this is

just delaying it and that will if that's

immigration isn't just about Manning the

borders in 135 countries around the

world British immigration staff bet

those who want to travel

Brit in India much of this work is done

at the British High Commission in delh

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at 7:30 Visa applications are delivered

under armed

guard after 1,500 are processed every

day entry clearance officer Dan Brown

has been seconded to Delhi for 3 years

he's one of four staff processing

today's

cases where the first stage of the

immigration control and it's it's our

job to maintain the Integrity of the

control so we're trying to stop people

um traveling in the first place to the

UK we've got no right to go

there some applicants need to come to

the high Commission in person for extra

checks officer Brown prepares to

question a financial analyst whose

figures don't add up okay this

gentleman's applied under the old highly

skilled migrant scheme so it's now known

as the points based system he sent his

documents off to the

to prove that he is a highly skilled

migrant he has to show that he achieved

75 points from his age his

qualifications and his previous

earnings who completed your application

form sorry who completed your

application form me and are the details

on your form correct

yeah what did you get points for uh my

graduation and

Um how my age and which college did you

go to did you go to osmania itself or to

a different College osmania too when did

you start at

osmania oh I think uh 2

It's 1999 something

that and what subject was your degree

in sry what did you specialize in for

your

degree yeah all right

actually it's a long time so I can't

remember officer Brown record every

answer no matter how

vague so you can't tell me what what

speciality you did your degree in oh

it's might be in accounting it might be

what do you mean might be in accounting

no it's it's I think it's it's in

accounting actor

at herro the South African bodyguard is

still being held you seen the end of one

ship and the start of another officer

Richard Smith picks up the cas you've

not you've not been here before have you

you've not been out of South Africa

before no you coming with very little

funds is that because of those um things

well these these are the things that

make us think that you're not a genuine

visitor okay okay okay in my friend of

mine I'm just trying to explain they

should trust me because um

the innocence of the first time travel

and I'm not here to make or do anything

wrong or try to get work everything's

right there I understand what you're

saying that's what they're looking out

for okay have you understood just

because I'm poor I can't help it I don't

have money

now with the interview over the man

won't have to wait much longer for a

decision if your opinion is that we

should give him the benefit of the D

there are aspects to his circumstances

aren't entirely satisfactory but on the

other hand and um there are aspects to

his case that are perfectly satisfactory

I get the impression that he at this

moment in time is not intending to stay

and work we've got your fingerprints on

record we've noted that you intend to go

back on whatever it was in May 18th of

May 17th of May okay you got a return

ticket okay okay so I'm happy that

you're not intending to stay at this

point don't change your mind within the

next few weeks because you are now on

record okay obviously that was my point

from the

store immigration has given him what

they call entry for special conditions

if he stays Beyond his return flight

they they'll be the first to

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know for the 8,000 Indians a week or

prior to come to the UK it's not just a

case of working a

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ticket Hope Has provide mountains of

payment to the visa application

center today is one of the busiest days

of the year the start of the Summer

Rush Visa applicants must pay a fee

upwards of

£65 and have a valid reason to

D so you have to look at the black

camera bigger one for 10 seconds on the

top in 2007 they began storing mug shots

and fingerprints of everyone who applies

to help stop failed applicants trying

again with full documents or false

identities on the other side of Delhi

the high commission fraud experts check

each

application among those plowing through

the paperwork today is Visa assistant

bner Gander every day we receive

forgeries with applications it includes

family visits and forgery with different

kind of documents let's say educational

documents graduation degree sometimes

when we cross check with the concern

universities and it came as

Falls officer gander is responsible for

checking the documents of the man being

interviewed by Officer Brown it doesn't

take long to arouse her

suspicions osmania University in India

is

genuine the certificate is fake now

officer Gander wants to know more about

his other documents uh this bank

statement does not look genuine to me

and uh it's having a spelling errors uh

and then and applicant has submitted a

huge transaction huge balance balance is

very high right uh sir my name is bhavna

and I'm calling from the British High

commission New Delhi I would be very

grateful if you could verify this uh

bank statement for me sir I would like

to verify three things in this account

one would be who is the account holder's

name second it's part of my daily

routine that you know have yeah yeah

because you know so many people appli

for Visa so my duty is to

from your

system could you tell me the transaction

on 84

2008 there's a salary transfer of

45,000 so no transaction happened on

84208 right thank you sir so much okay

bye-bye

sir I got the written confirmation on

this case from my bank manager okay what

was the result it's forged the statement

produced by an applicant is false and he

has sent an original bank statement and

this is the one from the bank and it's

not showing any any of the salary

deposits so it totally doesn't match up

so none of the transaction match with

their records it's all

portion in the interview the man is

unaware that officer Brown knows all

about this fraudulent

documents what do you do in

India I work as a financial

analyst what is your income it's around

$45,000 per month is that before tax or

after tax it's after

tax what is your salary before tax it

going to be around 6 lakh something 6

lakh below 6 lakh

yeah um if you were earning 6 lakhs per

year and paying tax um you wouldn't take

home 45,000 rupees per month can you

explain this yeah actually that's um

that's it's not the it's not the you

know the basic coming in it's like my

all my overtime and everything the tax

so you don't declare your overtime on

your tax returns is that right you can

say

that but it's it's it's like it's all

company technical things I actually I

don't know how they do

that can I can I go have a glass of

water

please I'll get somebody to get you on

all right can you get him some water

please water yes please officer Brown

now makes his main news you have given

us a bank statement yeah can you tell me

the last transaction that is shown on

your

account um I usually um I don't like do

all this bank statement all my wife

usually take care of all these things

and she like I just signed a check for

for a month and what day every month do

you get paid I think seventh of is that

when the money goes into your account

yeah

okay as part of your application process

um we've checked your bank statement

with the bank um the bank have told us

that the bank that the statement you've

given us is not genuine can you explain

this

actually I got no idea regarding these

things sorry I got no idea why they have

SE that can you tell us why you have

given us a false

document uh actually it's uh I uh

actually I don't have um knowledge about

these thing that is might for but sir

it's your it's your bank statement it's

your income your

name's and you have given us the

application you put in the

papers please tell me why you've

submitted a false document I don't take

care of these things I just asked my

wife to give me and she just put on so

is it your wife that has given us a

false document might be because um

actually I don't I'm not interested that

much in interested in going back she is

the one like she she wants to be there

for 2 years or so so that's the only

reason okay what I'm going to do now um

obviously because you've submitted false

documents your application will be

refused um I'll give you a letter to

explain the reasons why the

application's been refused all right uh

so you going to give me all the

documents right now or I'm not going to

give you the false documents back now

all right are you going to give me my

passport I'll give you your passport

back officer Brown tells the man to wait

for his passport submitting forc

documents is a criminal offense the

police have being

called the financial analyst formulates

a plan he'll make for the

exit but the door from the British High

commission back into the streets of

Delhi is locked

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the financial analyst has nowhere to go

and now the police have

arrived um he's applied for a UK Visa um

he's given us bank statements and he's

given us um a degree certificate um and

we have written confirmation that that

those are false documents is it is it is

it like that much a big CR that you

going to the fact that you've put in

false documents means that I can't to be

honest I can't believe anything that

you've told me you do make a fresh

application your application will

automatically be refused so you won't be

issued a UK visa for the next 10 years

for the next 10

years okay thank you a man was arrested

bailed and later charge with cheating

and making false

documents he'll be unable to enter the

UK for at least 10 years

immigration officer Sean flah and his

enforcement team are planning to raid an

Indian restaurant in

liver we've uh received intelligence to

suggest that there are at least six

foreign Nationals working illegally at

this pris Our intention as to carry out

an enforcement visit to the property to

search for and arrest all immigration

offenders and establish the immigration

status of all those present

illegal working is going on on most high

streets it's virtual slavery they paid

well below the minimum wage they

shouldn't be working shouldn't be in the

UK the team has been keeping an eye on

the restroom now they're ready to

P immigration can you stop what you're

doing please put everything down stop

what you're doing please put the knife

down

please an employer can be fined up to

£10,000 for every illegal worker they

hire

and the team are continuing to sweep the

rest of the building make sure that

there's nobody um either in the basement

or in the other

floors

imig

IM we're all get sitting them in the St

area and then we're going to process

them one by

one officers search the premises for any

evidence that will identify the workers

and what we found is the Gent told us

that he has some identification so he's

presented to us an asylum registration

card what we'll do for now is take some

basic details go through to the safe

area um cond look some further Texs and

then we'll see what's going to happen uh

just explain to her we'll get uh you or

another in terms to back on for her to

worry about just wants to sit there

while we do our

checks this lady here on the tourist

visa um but she's obviously working in

the kitchen she's got the white apron on

um she's going to be arrested now on

susp of working in the UK

legally the names of the

employees it's not the first time

they've been here the employer has been

caught hiring illegal workers

before they walk here know couple of

help how many days a week would you

say three nights week um I will be

speaking to you shortly about the status

of your employees

business okay so if you don't mind just

hanging on here for it'll only be a

short while officer FL and the team

won't leave until they discover who is

legal and who is

not at the British High Commission in

Delhi officer Hassan sadiki is with a

man he believes may have entered a sham

marriage to get a UK

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Visa jwin sing recently entered Britain

illegally that's when he met a British

woman back in India the couple have tied

the

not now he wants UK

residency do you have any evidence of

living

together an album with a picture of

yourself or with somebody else is not

evidence of living together but

it's in here right tell me exactly what

it is that you have in

here my bills uh water well water

bills sorry council tax this is

dat how old is your wife

35 60 now she's 60 and how old are you

what you work me 35 nor me wife is 60

and I

waiting outside is the 60-year-old bride

a school teacher from

Wilds you've got a lot of photographs

having spent time together do you take

these photographs for the benefits of

this

interview wife is very fond of taking

photographs I've noticed that none of

the photographs have anyone that I could

assume is her friend because all of the

um people in these photographs all seem

to be other Asian males of your age can

you explain why and have you ever met

any of her

friends best

friend name is Glen glenis glenis yeah I

met her best friend her name is glenis

why have you chosen to marry somebody

who is um slightly older than yourself

um and has two grown-up children who I'm

assuming doesn't speak

Punjabi and I've noticed that your level

of English is is relatively basic is

there any particular reason that you've

chosen to marry this

lady in love with her and there was no

other reason

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to Mr Singh may say he's in love but it

takes more than that to qualify for

residency and his Welsh wife has yet to

be

quizzed at the restaurant in Liverpool

that's not looking good for the owner

the enforcement team has doubts about

another member of his St well just at

the moment so I'm just asking the

gentleman some very basic details about

the identity that he's presented me and

roughly how long he's been in the UK

maybe what his status is how long you

been in the

UK years two three

years what's happened with your

application application

finished who's speaking

Sani

cish the team interpreters when L

becomes how much does he actually get

paid for work in here

emplo yes

sir10 per

day can you ask him what documentation

he showed his employer that he was

allowed to work basically

no the owner pays no tax or national

insurance for this worker and gives him

only a fraction of the minimum wage

check the

finger I'm just going to check your

fingerprints okay team wants to find out

the worker status in the UK finger one

they scan his fingerprints and send them

for analysis to a national datab base

the results will come back in minutes

do you have any evidence that they have

right to work in the

UK I asked them for their you know

uh insurance number and on all all these

things right I'm just going to give you

a quick search around your headdress

okay the

lady and she was found working in the

kitchen he only came today we not

working in s

she was in the kitchen she was in the

kitchen but she she here she was wearing

an apron in the kitchen in the kit she

may just trying to make some n or

something like that I don't know for who

my I was not so I Cann answer the

question so she wasn't working she may

have been making

n list

fingerprint work

froma and is here illegally

it's listen you're

upset it's I'm arresting you on

suspicion of working illegally in the UK

okay you're not obliged to say anything

that you wish to do so AR offense if you

not mention when questioned something

would you L around in court anything you

do say may be given an Evidence okay

your safety mine okay you're a little

bit upset I'm going to place you in

cuffs you want to put your hands out in

front for me put your hands out in front

thank

you okay

at the end of the day he's LED them to

us he's employed them illegally he's put

us in a position now where we've got to

arrest him and put in

police this is a real cost of illegal

working people in tears whether it's

illegal people like this or legal people

who sometimes the businesses go to the

wall because some individuals undercut

them by thousands you know it all ends

in tear of somebody um unfortunately for

these people tonight some didn't tear

them they're going to end up in a night

in the cells but the very very least um

so yeah I'm going to go back in there

now I'm going to tell him about a

penalty he's first finding 10,000 P per

person at the end of the day you haven't

done your adequate checks you employed

people illegally which resulted now in

two possibly three people being

arrested we have people now detained in

the back of the van who I need to get to

the police station if you want to sign

it sign it if you don't want to sign it

I'll leave it and record it that you

haven't

signed without the passport of the woman

found working in the kitchen it's harder

to prove that she shouldn't have been

there but help

is you're you're the brother-in-law so

she's over here with a passport and Etc

would you be able to get hold of that

passport have you got it here yeah I got

her passport can I have a look please

yes sir thank

you yes will let's gra it from

him the woman's relative claims this was

her first time at the restaurant the

only reason she was only there to learn

how

to unless it's a very very unfortunate

night where she picks the only night

that we visit to be learning how to make

a curry in the kitchen that's very

unfortunate it is very unfortunate or

perhaps it's not the first night that

she's been in the kitchen that's I'm

sure I'm sure she just arrived we can

see that I know she arrived two weeks

ago two weeks ago but it is very

unfortunate um the enforcement team

don't believe her

she is removed back to India where we

going the man from Iraq was also sent

back

home the employer is fined

£20,000 in Delhi is the turn of the

Welsh bride to be

interviewed she must convinced the

immigration officers the marriage is

genuine or it will be the end of the

couple's dream to set up home in Wales

hello Evelyn

Rita thank you how are you you all right

everything good okay I'm nervous yeah

understandably everybody who sits on

that side of the chair always

is how are you finding uh living in

Punjab it's absolutely amazing I I truly

embraced India even before it came here

I've had lots of videos sent over so I

was able to wash all those and I knew

everybody by sight before I met them so

that was that was nice and I you know

how how do you think they've reacted

regards to you know um you you're from

the UK yes and uh you don't speak

Punjabi how how was the interaction well

you

know they very loving towards me and

they were very accepting of me from the

very beginning even when we were talking

and laughing and saying sasri girl on

the phone and you know things like that

so tell me a little bit about about how

both you two met in the UK I was out

walking my dog on the beach and on the

Breakwater and I saw J sitting on his

own and um I I thought I just said hello

you know and he said hello and he smiled

at me with his gorgeous smile and I

thought oh he's rather

gorgeous but he's very young slowly

slowly we got to know each other and I

helped him with his English and um we

just clicked you know we clicked

straight away how did you decide to get

married what was the you know who made a

decision did he propose well it wasn't a

romantic it wasn't a romantic setting at

all I I I'm I think we were in the

kitchen and

um we probably cuz he's been showing me

Indian cooking and how to make chapattis

and things like that so we probably I

think it was had a meal and sat down and

and he said do you think you would like

to marry me so I said yes I said yes

definite thank you great what would you

do and if there's a scenario where

unfortunately your sponsor doesn't get

entry clearance and cannot join you in

the UK are are you happy to stay in

India you do like it a lot here you know

his family I I like it a lot here and I

know his family but you know all my

family are in the UK my dog and my house

and my home and my two boys so really

you know living in India isn't an option

for me what what are you going to do

because if we refuse entry clearance are

are you going to stay or are you going

to go back well that's what it comes out

to

yeah I I I haven't really I haven't

thought about that to be

honest because I

thought I you know I just I thought

because we it's genuine relationship and

we love each other and we want to be

together that we might be lucky enough

to get a

visa and that's that's honestly the only

answer I can give you thank you thank

you very much thank thank you very

much I'm not going back without him all

right the immigration team in Delhi

process up to 1500 Visa applications

every

day officer John Spence is a key member

of the team it's his job to investigate

whether applications are credible rul

J rul Jen R Jen is applying for a 2-year

working tourist visa he must prove

tourism is the main reason for his

trip okay how long do you intend to stay

in the UK

2 years what do you intend to see him do

in the

UK such

as Birmingham Palace and Tower

Bridge okay what's Birmingham Palace and

why do you wish to see

it and it is worth seeing and I want to

see it so why can you only name me two

places that you wish to see in the UK um

one of which is not the correct name and

one of which you can't describe to me

what it

is officer Spence types up every answer

to provide a record of the

EV when I go on holiday I know exactly

what I want to see if I came to India

I'd say I want to see the Taj Mahal I'd

say I want to see the golden temple why

can't you tell me what you want to see

in the

UK England is very famous and many

places to see

that okay you've been off in a job doing

what theob

of so that I can cover my

expens officer Spence has heard enough

to make a

decision I'm not satisfied that you want

to enter the UK for a working holiday as

you have claimed or that you plan to

leave the UK at the end of your stay the

only thing you have managed to plan is a

part-time job and that suggests for me

that is your intention to St full-time

employment rather than to go to the UK

for tourism I mean he has to show that

the primary purpose of his visit is for

tourism um I'm afraid that this chap

hasn't done so this chap knows only two

things that to tell me about the UK one

of which is Burmingham Palace which

clearly doesn't exist other's tower

bridge and I'm not absolutely certain he

knows what that is um my suspicion

frankly is that this chap is going to go

there to the UK to work for 2 years at a

marketly reduced rate than employing the

same person in the UK with cost his

sponsor no redeeming features at all as

far as I can make out a completely

straightforward

refusal bad news for the wbe tourist but

will the newly wordss do any

better I I need a hug I need hugs oh

this is huge for us because I don't want

to go back to the UK without about my

husband when you love someone and you

used to being with them that's very

difficult it's not easy for officer

sadiki either he consults his boss Alex

Wy do you have any concerns about the

relationship to well um there is a

significant age difference and um you

know it's open to well you know

interpretation here but um I cannot from

the immigration rules say that there is

this is not a genuine marriage and I

satisfying the relationship subsists

well I I can be as satisfied as I can be

on paper and from the interview I can't

really say what's inside someone's heart

I do realize it's a bit of a sensitive

area and it is subject to

exploitation but uh given the

information you've given me I think

we're going to have to issue the Visa

okay just just do that let's do that

I'll go and tell them right now all

right thanks bye

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hi have a seat please please have a seat

thank

you um having assessed the application

and referred it um we've decided to

issue entry clearance and um we're going

to basically ask J to undertake a

medical check before we issue the

Visa um so that may take a little

while and um I hope you have a long

fruitful marriage apart from when I had

the children this is the happiest day of

my life and and a really good start for

both of us I hope your happiness

[Music]

lost so how do you

feel very excited and happy happy and

just so thankful and that they know they

believed us and our story is 100% true

and now we can do all the things that we

plan to do can't we we're going to teach

just to drive in the UK and uh study and

learn more English you know well it just

means everything you know it's our

future and um I know we'll have a good

future together

jaswin and his wife are now back in the

UK living together in Wales

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
immigration /ˌɪmˈɡrɛɪʃən/ B2	noun - the act of moving to a new country in order to live there permanently
enforcement /ɪnˈfɔːrsmənt/ C1	noun - the act of ensuring compliance with laws or rules
document /ˈdɒkjʊmənt/ A2	noun - a piece of written, printed, or electronic matter that provides information verb - to record something in writing
counterfeit /ˈkaʊntərˌfɪt/ C1	adjective - made to look like genuine money, documents, etc. but false noun - a counterfeit item; a fake
arrest /əˈrɛst/ B1	verb - to seize someone by legal authority and take them into custody noun - the act of detaining someone by legal authority
visa /ˈviːzə/ A2	noun - an official document allowing a person to enter or stay in a country
asylum /ˈæsjələm/ C1	noun - protection granted by a country to someone who has fled persecution
residency /ˈrɛzɪdənsi/ C1	noun - the fact of living in a place permanently or for a long time
fraudulent /ˈfrɔːdʒələnt/ C1	adjective - involving deception or cheating
verification /ˌvɛrɪfɪˈkeɪʃən/ C1	noun - the process of checking that something is true, accurate, or meets a standard
employer /ɪmˈplɔɪər/ B1	noun - a person or organization that hires people to work
minimum /ˈmɪnɪməm/ B1	adjective - the smallest amount allowed or possible
wage /weɪdʒ/ A2	noun - payment made to a worker for his or her labor
paperwork /ˈpeɪpərˌwɜːk/ B2	noun - official documents, forms, and other written material required for a process
investigation /ɪnˌvɛstɪˈɡeɪʃən/ C1	noun - the act of carefully examining something to discover facts
suspect /səsˈpɛkt/ B2	verb - to think that someone is guilty of a crime or wrongdoing noun - a person thought to be guilty of a crime

Key Grammar Structures

• It's estimated that up to 1 million people live or work illegally in the UK.

  ➔ Passive construction with dummy‑subject "it" + reported clause (It is estimated that …).

  ➔ The word "estimated" forms the passive voice: "It’s **estimated** that…"

• The intention today is obviously to search for and arrest Mr Sha and any other immigration offenders that we come across.

  ➔ Infinitive of purpose (to search for and arrest) + relative clause (that we come across).

  ➔ The phrase "**to search for and arrest**" shows the purpose of the intention.

• The intelligence that there are 10 people living here seems to be wrong.

  ➔ Noun clause as subject + verb "seems" + infinitive "to be" (subject‑complement).

  ➔ "**seems**" is a linking verb that takes the infinitive "to be" as complement.

• They suspect he may be here to work.

  ➔ Modal verb "may" + bare infinitive (possibility) + infinitive of purpose "to work".

  ➔ "**may**" expresses uncertainty, and "**to work**" shows the purpose of being here.

• If you don't have keys, we're going to knock the door in anyway.

  ➔ First conditional (if + present simple, will/going to future) expressing a future result.

  ➔ "**If you don't have**" sets the condition; "**we're going to**" shows the planned future action.

• When the police have been called, the financial analyst formulates a plan.

  ➔ Present perfect passive "have been called" in a time clause, followed by simple present.

  ➔ "**have been called**" shows an action completed before the main clause.

• They've been processing 1,500 visa applications every day.

  ➔ Present perfect continuous (have/has been + -ing) to describe an activity that started in the past and continues.

  ➔ "**have been processing**" combines "have" + "been" + present‑participle to show ongoing action.

• If you are found to have false documents, your application will be refused.

  ➔ Passive conditional (if + passive verb phrase) + future simple passive (will be refused).

  ➔ "**are found**" is a passive verb in the condition; "**will be refused**" is a future passive outcome.

• I hope you have a long, fruitful marriage.

  ➔ Verb "hope" + present simple (subjunctive‑like) to express a wish for the future.

  ➔ "**hope**" is followed by the present‑simple clause "you have" to convey a wish.