Uk visitirs visa

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If you plan to visit the UK for a short period, you'll most likely need to apply for a standard visitor visa (UK). Visitor visas allow you to travel for up to six months and can be used for a variety of purposes, including leisure and business.

In this regard, it is critical to give evidence of the general eligibility requirements to the Home Office as part of your UK visit visa requirements and application to prove your eligibility for the visitor visa. As a non-EEA visa holder, you must demonstrate that you:

• (a) You have full intention to leave the UK at the end of your visit and do not plan to stay for longer than six months.
• (b) You have evidence of any activities you intend to perform while in the UK, including business and other activities.
• (c) You can afford your inward and outward journey including flights.
• (d) You have access to sufficient funds to support and house yourself and any dependents throughout your stay without accessing public funds.

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