反送中7年｜抗爭者出獄後赴英國擬跟家人團聚　兩度申BN(O)簽證被拒感迷茫

Since its launch, the BN(O) visa program has approved over 237,000 applications, allowing Hong Kong residents to establish new lives in the UK. While the approval rate exceeds 97%, immigrating to the UK with BN(O) status remains extremely difficult for protesters who were imprisoned for their involvement in social movements. One released Hong Kong prisoner, seeking to reunite with his family, arrived in the UK and was rejected twice for a BN(O) visa, now leaving him with only refugee asylum as an option. However, with the British government planning to significantly tighten its refugee policy, what will become of these Hong Kong people who paid the price for freedom? #AntiExtraditionMovement #Protesters #Release #UK #BNOVisa #PermanentResidence #PoliticalRefugee 🌟Join our channel to support "The Light Chaser"🌟    / @pulsehknews   ========================== News has value, please support "The Light Chaser": 💰 Patreon｜  / pulsehknews   💰 Stripe｜https://buy.stripe.com/7sI8zwgoA9HZ3C... 📺 YouTube｜   / @pulsehknews   🔗 Website｜https://pulsehknews.com 📷 Instagram｜  / pulsehknews   🌐 Facebook｜  / pulsehknews