FAQ

This depends on the application you are making. Most application will require you to pay the Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS), which allows you to access NHS services during the period of the visa. There is also the visa fees.

Yes, there is a provision for children from the age of 4 – 17 to come into the UK to study.

This is dependant the type of application you made. The refusal notice will usually indicate if you have a right of appeal. If you do, you will be able to appeal to the Immigration Tribunal. If you are applying to join a relevant points-based migrant then your only remedy is UKVI’s internal review procedure known as an administrative review.

In most cases, your initial visa will be valid for a month, during which time you must travel to the UK, and collect your biometric residence permit (which contains the remainder of your leave) from a designated Post Office within 10 days of entry. For fiancées/fiancés, your passport would be endorsed with a visa valid for 6 months.

These are fees you pay for to UKVI for processing your application. This fee is non-refundable even if your application is refused.

Means the ‘immigration health surcharge’. This applies depending on application you are making. It is usually required for settlement type applications lasting longer than 6 months.
This fee is to enable you make use of the National Health Service.

If you meet the requirements and you are able to demonstrate this in your application, you will be granted UK Visa.
Visa refusal are mainly based on the inability of the applicant to demonstrate that they meet the requirements. That is where professional come in.

Visa applications are refused mainly because of not being able to meet the requirements or not being able to demonstrate that you meet the requirements. From the answer, you can see that there is a difference being meeting the requirements and being able to demonstrate that you meet the requirements. Other reasons are not providing the required documents in the correct format.