The person in question made an application for a study visa in October 2003. The application was refused because it had not been established, on the basis of the documentation supplied to my Department, that the applicant would observe the conditions of the visa. In particular it was felt that the applicant had not displayed evidence of his obligations to return home following his proposed six month course of study. It was noted that although the applicant stated on his visa application form that he was in full-time employment, no evidence confirming this fact, or indeed whether he had any resources of his own, was submitted with his visa application.
It is open to the applicant to appeal against the refusal by writing to the visa appeals officer in my Department.