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Probably for the same reason the OP was denied entry to the UK, or maybe because of that.
– littleadv
Commented May 14 at 16:41
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@littleadv Indeed, judging by the OP’s recent travel calamities it would be advisable to thoroughly check entry requirements before travelling again
– Traveller
Commented May 14 at 18:37
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@JasbirMalik Your two questions indicate you’re bouncing around the globe on the back of having a Child Visitor visa for the UK. You’re starting to rack up what could turn into a hugely disadvantageous immigration history (two entry denials, plus a close shave in the UK). That is not a typical travel pattern, especially for a minor travelling alone.
– Traveller
Commented May 14 at 19:44
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@JasbirMalik Indeed, however your UK Child Visitor visa does not guarantee you entry to any country, as you’ve discovered recently. More so, when not even the UK gave you permission to enter because you had not paid close attention to the rules pertaining to your visa. Visa-issuing authorities and border officials like to see visitors who have a record of adhering to the relevant rules. Inadvertently, it seems you’ve created the appearance of the exact opposite. You might even have a hard time entering the UK next time given your other entry denials.
– Traveller
Commented May 15 at 8:12
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@JasbirMalik The rules of TSE require users to post new questions separately, not as comments on an existing question. Having said that, getting a new passport would likely be useless - you would have to travel with your old passport with your UK visa in it, so officials would be able to see your immigration mishaps.
– Traveller
Commented May 16 at 14:16

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