Sentence examples for being granted visas from inspiring English sources

International media report that foreign relief workers are not being granted visas.

Your report went on to say, again quoting Green, that his department had "discovered" that, of the overseas students being granted visas, "half do not fit with everyone's image of the hard working student in higher education".

Control of EU immigration has been one of the most headline-grabbing arguments in the Brexit debate so far, with Ukip and the Murdoch press pushing for the UK to adopt an Australian-style points system where immigrants are graded on their potential use to the economy before being granted visas.

He said matters were improving in China but the situation remained tough for all retailers in Hong Kong, where Ted Baker now has two stores, as people from the mainland were being granted visas to come and shop only once a week.

Home Office research suggests a fifth of students are still in the UK five years after being granted visas.

The government also maintains a strong police and military presence in Tibet and ethnic Tibetan regions, and Westerners are generally not being granted visas to visit Lhasa.

"There's a real worry about whether they will be granted visas," he explained.

By the end of 2011, about sixteen hundred Haitians had been granted visas this way.

Nearly 4.2 million people were granted visas for tourism or business last year.

However, it was not clear if the interviewers had already been granted visas.

The small percentage of those who are granted visas are then subjected to fingerprinting and police registrations.