Any advices about UK visa?

[lola]

Well my boyfriend lives in UK and he wants to invite me there any helps any same situations about getting UK visa? as i read in forums lots of ppl are having problems about getting visa when they have invintation from their boys or even sponsorship by them..

[ThePiedPiper]

Google is your friend. I would look at the UK immigration portion of the government websites and post specific questions to VisaJourney. Different visa situations work differently for different people, and it depends a lot on your home location as well. Starting with some internet research, however, and forming specific questions will do you better than saying "any advice on any visa?"

[kiara_silver]

If your going just for a visit, you can go without a visa. I did! Up to six months, Just show proof you plan to return home afterwards (like a return ticket) All you need is a passport! That is if you just plan to visit, but if you want to be there longer or work, sorry can't help. I'd say do what Piper suggested. There's so many different visa options, a work visa, holiday visa, student visa ect ect.

[Moon]

If your going just for a visit, you can go without a visa. I did! Up to six months, Just show proof you plan to return home afterwards (like a return ticket) All you need is a passport! That is if you just plan to visit, but if you want to be there longer or work, sorry can't help. I'd say do what Piper suggested. There's so many different visa options, a work visa, holiday visa, student visa ect ect.

Depending on what undisclosed country she's from, she may need a visa just to visit. Not all people are from countries that can visit the UK freely, but without knowing which country she's in, there's not much advice that can be given.

[kiara_silver]

Depending on what undisclosed country she's from, she may need a visa just to visit. Not all people are from countries that can visit the UK freely, but without knowing which country she's in, there's not much advice that can be given.

Ah didn't realize that, sorry. Well if your from the US you can lol but yeah, if not im not sure, sorry i'm not a ton of help!

[leonsfangirl]

https://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/


Click "Do i need a visa" and answer the questions (only 3 of them) and you'll know if you need a visa and it'll tell what visa and how to apply for it.

[NerdyChick]

It should also be mentioned that visa applications cost money, if it's just for a visit, it's less, but if you are planning to move to the UK, the financial qualifications can be pretty steep, even with a sponsor. Definitely something to be aware of. And the financial requirement is different for every couple, depending on the assets taken into account and such, if you don't meet the financial requirement for something like a fiance visa and things, you won't be accepted. Student visas, work visas, and tourism visas are available, it just depends on what your intentions are for the length of stay. But make sure you have all you need before applying, otherwise the application fee will be for nothing.

[lola]

I am from Georgia (not Georgia in USA) and i do need visa even if i am going to visit him. I just wanted to know if anyone from here had applied for that visa. Thank you