Migrants from the Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) region have been using fake documents to gain an entry visa into the UK, and then many go on to file for asylum in the country, a UK media investigation has claimed.

'The Daily Telegraph' newspaper said an undercover probe revealed that migrants are paying up to 50,000 pounds for visa applications packed with false information, identifying one such consultant based in Mirpur who facilitates the process.

One application to the UK Home Office obtained by the newspaper included a job reference from a 'fake hospital' in PoK.