Can i apply for student visa of any country if i have an FIR on my name and i had scored 6.5 overall in ielts?

Yes, you can apply for a student visa even if there exists an FIR registered against your name, but this might bear consequences on the granting of a visa. Generally, most countries focus more on your educational qualification, and they check the feasibility of your language skills, such as your 6.5 overall IELTS score, which is acceptable to most countries. Most importantly, they test whether you are sufficient to live throughout your college years without financial burden.

But in an FIR, the seriousness of the case might be the determining factor. If the FIR is for an inconsequential matter or is disposed of, then it does not really impact your visa. But if the case is pending or there are serious charges against you, some countries, especially those that practice a background check, will do so, such as the USA, UK, or Canada. And you might even be asked to come up with additional documentation or explanations.

It is also recommended that you speak with an immigration lawyer or consultant to find out what this really means for the FIR of your country of destination. After the case is cleared, proof of this will help support your application.

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