Meera, who has already submitted all required documents and claims to meet merit-based visa criteria, emphasized her urgency in a video message, stating:
“I request Jane Marriott to look at my case on merit. I have submitted all of the documents, paperwork in British High Commission Pakistan and London Embassy. Because of miscommunication due to misunderstanding for many years. My visa could not be applied.”
Leading showbiz star Meera appeals to @ukinpakistan @JaneMarriottUK to issue her UK visa so she can meet her cancer- patient sister in London. Meera says she has fulfilled all requirements and wants visa on merit. Previously she was banned for 10 years due to an interview… pic.twitter.com/1YfAIeK9TZ
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She added that,”My sister is in London who has cancer. Her daughter 2 year old who is alone. I have my home there. My family. For many years i am trying to apply for a visa.”
She directly appealed to the UK government and High Commissioner Jane Marriott:
“Please issue me the visa it is very important I go to London review my case on merit and allow me to travel.”
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Previously, Meera faced a 10-year UK entry ban, which sources attribute to a miscommunication during an immigration interview. The misunderstanding reportedly stemmed from an English language barrier—she misinterpreted a question about “transit” as “transaction”—and led to the restriction
Despite the ban’s expiration, her latest visa application was rejected due to incorrect information submitted by a travel agent. Undeterred, Meera has hired a new lawyer and is preparing a fresh application based on accurate details
Meera’s sister, Shaista Abbas, is a qualified lawyer based in London, and their mother has also been residing in the UK. Meera s sister is battling a serious illness and needs family support. Speaking on the need for reunion, Meera’s mother said:
“My daughter just wants to visit her ill sister—there are also film commitments pending in the UK.”
Meera s sister Shaista Abbas speaks about Meera s UK entry ban. Shaista is a qualified UK solicitor and lives in London. Meera was banned by the UK govt for 10 years. Her mother has appealed to the UK government to allow Meera to enter the UK now on a visitors visa.
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Meera is best known for her prolific career in Lollywood films and modelling, particularly during the late 1990s and 2000s. Her notable works include Ehsaas, Chief Saab, Mujhe Jeene Do, Miss Istanbul, and Baaji
She has received multiple accolades, including the Pride of Performance Award, Pakistan Media Award, and Nigar Awards.
Meera’s renewed application is currently with the UK High Commission s visa team. She and her family are hopeful, noting her English fluency—improved during a decade living in the US—is no longer a barrier
With legal support now in place, Meera awaits a compassionate decision so she can reunite with her loved ones and resume pending projects in the UK.
