I am not surprised you got refused. Why on Earth would you submit your marriage certificate in Urdu without its English translation ??

Besides, you will have to work hard on providing evidence to support your story i.e. to prove you are telling the truth about your meeting with your wife, the time you spent together, the ways you were in touch in and most importantly, that you intend to live together permanently.

As the ECO has pointed out for you in his refusal letter, you need to make that letter as your guide and provide whatever was missing in your earlier application. Also keep in mind that since you are apply from outside the EU, the normal UK immigration rules apply which in simple words means, you should be ready for a struggle.

As for your fresh application question, as far as I know you can't re apply within six months of your refusal but not sure. You can contact World Bridge through e-mail which is free and confirm with them.

Good luck

 

slam!

 

shahzad
I am not surprised your settlement application failed, because it has all the signs of a bogus marriage of convenience for economic advantage.It is up to you to convince the Entry Clearance Officer otherwise. Unless you can come up with something new, if you apply again, you will just get another refusal. The UK has every right to refuse entry to the non EU/EAA wife of an EU/EAA citizen on a number of grounds. The application forms and Gidance Notes are quite clear. It is you who has to make the application, and do the convincing, not your wife. She is merely providing evidence of financial support and accommodation, and even that needs to be sufficient, considering most, but not all Polish nationals in the UK are earning modest salaries in jobs that UK citizens are not willing to do.
The ECO may be interested in such things as how much you and she have saved up since marriage, whether you and she have a joint bank account in the UK, and many times your wife has visited you in Pakistan since you were married.(If it is none, that would indicate either a lack of funds or a lack of real marriage. Either of those would be bad.) These are all normal things that married people do. Of course,you could always go to live with your wife in Poland as has beensuggested, but even that would not get you into the UK later if it was suspected you have previously tried to get in illegally. It seems few Poles have the intention of remaining permanently in the UK, and in fact, many are going home , now that the Polish economy and living standards are improving rapidly.
Of course, if you and your wife are so much in love, and want to live together, why does she not just go to Pakistan, live with you there and you house and support her? That would be perfectly normal. Unless of course your motive for marriage IS just to get into the UK.
These are things from my own experience, but I was successful first time and the permit was issued immediately.That is because I did my research first.

 

Ali,
8 years as a student in the UK? It only took me 6 years from when I started my BSc, until I had my PhD. What did you achieve? Or were you one of those professional students? I bet you were working illegally all the time you were in UK. Well, its all changed now, since the new government reviewed our immigration system.Tier 1 highly skilled is already cancelled, and other tiers to follow. No more workers wanted or needed from outside the EAA. Work permits will no longer lead to settlement either, and the post study visa system will be cancelled for new students too.
In your posting you virtually admit you married because you were certain you could get back into the UK that way.You were wrong. Furthermore,you are wrong to assume that a aquisition of a Polish passport will automatically get you in either.If you have previously been refused entry because the UK believed you tried to back in illegally, ie. by fake marriage, the UK can still refuse you entry under UK law. In fact, with your apparent attitude to the UK, I fail to understand why you would even want to go there at all. Do you know that there are at least 250,000 Pakistanis on various internet sites trying to find UK wives, but there is no evidence of UK women looking for Pakistani husbands on internet sites. In the UK, arrests and deportation of those involved in sham marriage scams are a daily occurence and almost all involve Pakistani men. Small wonder that our overworked Embassy staff are suspicious of so many applicants. Our Pakistan Consulates have by far the largest number of bogus applicants in the world trying to get into the UK, followed hotly by Bangladesh....formerly East Pakistan....
A final point.It is difficult to imagine any Polish lady who would be willing to give up her Roman Catholic religion and convert to Islam to marry a Pakistani. In fact it is even more difficult to imagine that she would ever ever consider marrying ANYONE who would not agree to all children of the marriage being brought up as Catholics.
New genuine visa applicants are still welcomed in the UK, but the scammers are not wanted. I thought this forum was set up to help genuine applicants, not to aid in any way those out to get into other countries by deception.