Visas: South Asia

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Entry clearance visa applications and resolution: Pakistani Visitor visas (including dependants)

Applications

Resolved

Of which

Calendar Year

Granted

Refused

Withdrawn

Lapsed

2012

85,500

87,172

54,768

32,115

244

45

2013

85,749

88,901

61,578

27,102

213

8

2014

87,541

89,709

57,117

32,332

228

32

2015

90,060

90,305

44,976

45,126

185

18

2016

83,572

83,295

41,095

42,067

133

0

Immigration Statistics April-June 2017, visas volume 1 table vi_01_q and corresponding datasets.

Data on visa grants, refusals, withdrawn or lapsed cases may relate to applications made in an earlier period.

Entry clearance visa applications and resolution: Indian Visitor visas (including dependants)

Applications

Resolved

Of which

Calendar Year

Granted

Refused

Withdrawn

Lapsed

2012

335,850

335,261

298,884

35,437

819

121

2013

352,740

354,262

316,911

36,510

802

39

2014

352,880

354,184

319,804

33,647

697

36

2015

411,182

411,526

367,211

43,660

615

40

2016

450,797

450,401

390,036

59,843

493

29

Immigration Statistics April-June 2017, visas volume 1 table vi_01_q and corresponding datasets.

Data on visa grants, refusals, withdrawn or lapsed cases may relate to applications made in an earlier period.

Statistics on entry clearance visas are published in ‘Immigration Statistics’, available from the Home Office website at: https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/migration-statistics

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