Pakistani migrants use £50k falsified visa documents to scam way into Britain

Migrants are scamming their way into Britain using forged visa documents bought from consultants boasting openly about weak border controls.

Pakistani migrants pay up to £50,000 for visa applications, which the Home Office waves through despite being littered with errors and falsehoods.

One application obtained by The Telegraph includes a job reference from a fake hospital saying staff there would “recommend her for any position she may to seeking. We wish her all the best in future”.

The Telegraph also posed as a migrant seeking a UK visa from the consultant who had drawn up these fake documents. He boasted of a 98 per cent chance of successful entry into the UK within three months.

Syed Kamran Haider, the CEO of Mirpur Visa Consultant (MVC) in the Pakistan-administered region of Kashmir, was found to be operating openly online, where he advertises loopholes in the UK asylum system, which experts described as “easy to manipulate.”

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