Embassy of the United Kingdom in Kabul
Address | 15th Street, Roundabout Wazir Akbar Khan Kabul Afghanistan |
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Postal | PO Box 334 |
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Address | 15th Street, Roundabout Wazir Akbar Khan Kabul Afghanistan |
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Postal | PO Box 334 |
Phone | local: international: |
Fax | local: international: |
Web site | http:/ |
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Afghan interpreters who have worked with the British Forces.
I am the one who have loyally and honestly serviced for british army for tow years which I am not regretted for what I have done and but one thing really annoys me is the UK Government doesn't care about our future.it is completely clear that we are not liked by local community and our own Government because everyone thinks we are spying for the British forces which is far from reality and we are the ones who have helped both the
British forces, the Afghan Government and Afghan locals if there wasn't any interpreter how would the PRY have known the locals` problems and how would the communicate with each others to build schools , roads and hospitals so now we are the only ones who are suffering physically and mentally and we don't know what will happen to us and our families in the future what gonna happen . I hope the UK Government decide soon about the future of these interpreters who helped them and I kindly request to act quickly and save lives of the ones who have put their lives in danger to help UK .
Best regards
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i am one of the British force interpreter, translator/ culture adviser in Afghanistan.
since 2003, i'm working with the British army (UKLTT) in Afghanistan, and after that the British forces withdraw from Afghanistan, i am sure that i will not be safe here, therefore kindly requesting the UK Visa.
more details you know better not required to explain.
Dear Sir/Madam,
Hope this Email finds you well, as I heard that the coalition troops are downsizing by end of 2014 and I am of one the Coalition Interpreter and Translator that I worked since 2008 with coalition troops such as US Army, UK Army, German Army, and etc. but now the company we are working give us deadline and saying by the time troops are downsizing we want to downsize the Interpreter and Translator as will as, but I have family at the same time I am University student as will and it is very hard for me what should I do. I heard that the UK Government opening the Immigration Visa for the Interpreter and Translator, would you help me, I involved in this process as will, I provide you certificate and appreciation letters from UK Armed Forces.
Best regards,
I want to visit uk
Dear Sir/Madam,
Since 2007 I have been working with Governmental organization and nongovernmental organization in Afghanistan. And currently I'm working as a Procurement Consultant in Essential Package of Health Services in Ministry of Public Health of Afghanistan. And as pre capacity building program I have applied for the Short Training on Mastering Contracts Management at GLOMACS in London.
And I have all training documents.
So could you please late me know for the next process.
Best Regards,
Mohammad Tariq Langari
EPHS Procurment Consultant
e-mail: tariq_langari@live.com
To whom it may concern.
hope you are in the best health.
Dear sir Madam.
I was Graduated from 12Grade last year and the problems that i have i cannot attend higher education in Afghanistan so I decided to go to for my higher education in UK does Uk embassy gives me an student visa please answer to this Address.Aziullah.rezai@yahoo.com
Ph.0707679009
yours sicerly Azizullah rezai
Dear Sir/Madam
Hope you are in the best of health and spirit.
I served more than five years as an interpreter with British forces from January 2002 till February 2007.
Since the coalition forces are going to leave Afghanistan in 2014, we the interpreters will face problems and will receive threats from the Taliban.
In this connection, you are kindly requested to update me with the news about interpreters who worked/working with British forces and are looking for asylum in UK.
Kindly contact me here:
akbarseddiqi@gmail.com
+93 (0) 786-229-805
Best Regards,
Akbar
dear sir/madam:
as it is told and shown in news about Afghan interpreters who worked For British Army would get asylums in UK.
so if possible please write me what is the way to advantage of this scheme.
sincerely yours
please if you would reply me send the reply to the Add below.
reza_hussaini@hotmail.com
To whom it may concern Dear Sir/Madam,Hope this email finds you well, as I heard that, British army is going to save and take their interpreters to UK and I served as an interpreter/Translator with British army for almost one year with (OMLT-A) team at Kandahar & Kabul provinces, since I have worked with British army and Because of that I am not save here I used to received two or three liters and phone call from Taliban and all my village popeles knows that me and my brother worked as an interpreter for the British forces and our province,district current situation to bad we can not go out side of the city because of the poor security still I am living under their threat in Afghanistan therefore, your kind assistance will be highly appreciated. You can kindly contact me via following email. ahmadali.shinwary@yahoo.com or phone number 0777720060 Awaiting to hear from you,Best regard Ahmad Ali
Hope this email finds you well, as I heard that, British army is going to save and take their interpreters to UK and I served as an interpreter with British army more than 3 years with OMLT team in Helmand province, since I have worked with British army and Because of that I am not save here I used to received two or three liters and phone call from Taliban and still I am living under their threat in Afghanistan therefore, your kind assistance will be highly appreciated. You can kindly contact me via following email. Qasim.aimal@gmail.com or phone number 0777791041
Awaiting to hear from you,
Best regard Ajmal Amir (Aj)
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