United Kingdom - A Perfect Blend of Royalty & Culture
Combining England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, the United Kingdom is close to everyone’s heart. This is where Shakespeare, the greatest writer in history and the Beatles, an ever-inspiring band, were born. From vibrant cities to gorgeous countryside, the UK has a rich heritage and culture. Some of the things to do in the UK are taking a train to Hogwarts from King’s Cross, enjoying a ride on the London Eye, trekking up to Arthur's Seat, exploring the Houses of Parliament & Buckingham Palace, visiting the Tower of London & Stonehenge and more. With so much to do and see here, apply for a UK visa today!
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Mandatory Documents
Passport: A passport that is valid for at least 6 months from the date of departure from the United Kingdom. It should have 2 back to back blank pages. Old passports, if any, need to be submitted. If the old passports are misplaced or damaged, the same needs to be mentioned on covering letter.
Covering Letter: A covering letter from the applicant mentioning their details, purpose and duration of travel and also informing who will bear the expenses. For self-employed/businessmen, the letter should be on plain paper and for employed individuals it should be on company’s letterhead. The letter should be addressed to ‘The Visa Officer, British High Commission, New Delhi’.
Travel Details: Ticket itinerary (optional)
Accommodation: Hotel confirmation (optional)
Documents for Employed Individuals (optional):
- Salary slips for the last 3 months
- NOC/leave letter from the employer
- Personal bank statement for the last 6 months
- Photocopy of Income tax papers for the last 3 years
Documents for Self-Employed/Businessmen (optional):
- Company’s bank statement with seal & sign for the last 6 months
- Business registration proof i.e. Trade License/MOA etc.
- ITR acknowledgement copy for the last 3 years
Application Form: Filled and signed Visa Application Form. It is available below.
Note: All supporting are mandatory as per this above list. Make sure your application is complete. Incomplete applications result in visa refusal and delays in processing by the embassy consulate. The Embassy may ask for additional documents/personal presence while processing the Visa application/s. In certain cases embassy/consulate may take more processing time.
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Mandatory Documents
Passport: A passport that is valid for at least 6 months from the date of departure from the United Kingdom. It should have 2 back to back blank pages. Old passports, if any, need to be submitted. If the old passports are misplaced or damaged, the same needs to be mentioned on covering letter.
Covering Letter: A covering letter from the applicant mentioning their complete address and contact number. For self-employed/businessmen, the letter should be on plain paper and for employed individuals it should be on company’s letterhead. The letter should be addressed to ‘The Visa Officer, British High Commission, Chennai’.
Travel Details: Ticket itinerary (optional)
Accommodation: Hotel confirmation (optional)
Documents for Employed Individuals (optional):
- Salary slips for the last 3 months
- Job confirmation with leave approval letter
- Personal income tax papers for the last 3 years
- Personal original bank statements for the last 6 months. It should be original with bank seal and sign on all pages and have good credit balance.
Documents for Self-Employed/Businessmen (optional):
- Registration Proof or Partnership Deed or MOA of the Company
- Relevant professional documents like License, Professional Degree Certificate and Association Membership Certificate
Application Form: Filled and signed Visa Application Form with appointment confirmation letter. The form is available below.
Note: All supporting are mandatory as per this above list. Make sure your application is complete. Incomplete applications will result in visa refusal and delays in processing by the embassy consulate. The Embassy may ask for additional documents/personal presence while processing the Visa application/s. In certain cases embassy/consulate may take more processing time.
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Mandatory Documents
Passport: A passport that is valid for at least 6 months from the date of departure from the United Kingdom. It should have 2 back to back blank pages. Old passports, if any, need to be submitted. If the old passports are misplaced or damaged, the same needs to be mentioned on covering letter.
Covering Letter: A covering letter from the applicant mentioning their name, passport no., purpose and duration of visit in brief. For self-employed/businessmen, the letter should be on plain paper and for employed individuals it should be on company’s letterhead. The letter should be addressed to ‘The Visa Officer, British Deputy High Commission, Mumbai’.
Travel Details: Ticket itinerary (optional)
Accommodation: Hotel confirmation (optional)
Documents for Employed Individuals (optional):
- Salary slips for the last 6 months
- Personal ITR/Form 16A for the last 3 years
- Personal salary credited and saving bank statement for the last 6 months and investment papers (if any). It should be updated till date.
- NOC from the Employer
Documents for Self-Employed/Businessmen (optional):
- ITR for the last 3 years
- Bank statement for the last 6 months and investment papers (if any). It should be updated till date.
- Memorandum of Association or Partnership Deed or GST Certificate or Shop Establishment and New Paper Cutting or Trader ID or Commission Proof.
Application Form: Filled and signed Visa Application Form. It is available below.
Note: All supporting are mandatory as per this above list. Make sure your application is complete. Incomplete applications will result in visa refusal and delays in processing by the embassy consulate. The Embassy may ask for additional documents/personal presence while processing the Visa application/s. In certain cases embassy/consulate may take more processing time.
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Mandatory Documents
Passport: A passport that is valid for at least 6 months from the date of departure from the United Kingdom. It should have 2 back to back blank pages. Old passports, if any, need to be submitted. If the old passports are misplaced or damaged, the same needs to be mentioned on covering letter.
Covering Letter: A covering letter from the applicant mentioning their name, passport no., purpose and duration of visit in brief. For self-employed/businessmen, the letter should be on plain paper and for employed individuals it should be on company’s letterhead. It should be duly signed by an authorised signatory with company stamp. The letter should be addressed to ‘The Visa Officer, British High Commission, New Delhi’.
Travel Details: Ticket itinerary (optional)
Accommodation: Hotel confirmation (optional)
Documents for Employed Individuals (optional):
- Salary slips for the last 6 months
- Personal ITR for the last 3 years
- Personal bank statement for the last 6 months. Bank’s name and number should be clearly mentioned.
Documents for Self-Employed/Businessmen (optional):
- Company’s Registration Certificate or Certificate of Incorporation
- Brief Company Profile
- Articles of Memorandum (if the applicant is a MD/Director)
- Proof of Proprietorship/Partnership (if the applicant is a Proprietor/Partner in a firm)
- Balance sheet of the Company
Application Form: Filled and signed Visa Application Form. It is available below.
Note: All supporting are mandatory as per this above list. Make sure your application is complete. Incomplete applications will result in visa refusal and delays in processing by the embassy consulate. The Embassy may ask for additional documents/personal presence while processing the Visa application/s. In certain cases embassy/consulate may take more processing time.
Business Visa
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Mandatory Documents
Passport: A passport that is valid for at least 6 months from the date of departure from the United Kingdom. It should have 2 back to back blank pages. Old passports, if any, need to be submitted. If the old passports are misplaced or damaged, the same needs to be mentioned on covering letter.
Covering Letter: A covering letter from the employer on their letterhead mentioning the applicant’s details, purpose and duration of travel and also informing who will bear the expenses. The letter should be addressed to ‘The Visa Officer, British High Commission, New Delhi’.
Invitation Letter: An invitation letter from the UK counterpart on letterhead stating name and passport details of the invitee with travel date, duration and purpose as well as who is bearing the expenses of the trip. The letter should be addressed to ‘The Visa Officer, British High Commission, New Delhi’.
Travel Details: Ticket itinerary (optional)
Accommodation: Hotel confirmation (optional)
Documents for Employed Individuals (optional):
- Salary slips for the last 3 months
- NOC/leave letter from the employer
- Credit Card statements or Foreign Exchange Endorsement for the last 3 months, if available.
Documents for Self-Employed/Businessmen (optional):
- Company’s bank statement with seal & sign for the last 6 months
- Business registration proof i.e. Trade License/MOA etc.
- ITR acknowledgement copy for the last 3 years
- Credit Card statements or Foreign Exchange Endorsement for the last 3 months, if available.
Application Form: Filled and signed Visa Application Form. It is available below.
Note: All supporting are mandatory as per this above list. Make sure your application is complete. Incomplete applications will result in visa refusal and delays in processing by the embassy consulate. The Embassy may ask for additional documents/personal presence while processing the Visa application/s. In certain cases embassy/consulate may take more processing time.
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Mandatory Documents
Passport: A passport that is valid for at least 6 months from the date of departure from the United Kingdom. It should have 2 back to back blank pages. Old passports, if any, need to be submitted. If the old passports are misplaced or damaged, the same needs to be mentioned on covering letter.
Covering Letter: A covering letter from the employer on their letterhead mentioning the applicant’s details, purpose and duration of travel and also informing who will bear the expenses. The letter should be addressed to ‘The Visa Officer, British High Commission, Chennai.’
Invitation Letter: An invitation letter from the UK counterpart on letterhead stating name and passport details of the invitee with travel date, duration and purpose as well as who is bearing the expenses of the trip. The letter should be addressed to ‘The Visa Officer, British High Commission, Chennai’.
Travel Details: Ticket itinerary (optional)
Accommodation: Hotel confirmation (optional)
Documents for Employed Individuals (optional):
- Salary slips for the last 3 months
- Job confirmation with leave approval letter
- Personal income tax papers for the last 3 years
- Personal original bank statements for the last 6 months. It should be original with bank seal and sign on all pages and have good credit balance.
- Credit Card statements or Foreign Exchange Endorsement for the last 3 months, if available.
Documents for Self-Employed/Businessmen (optional):
- Income tax papers for the last 3 years
- Original bank statements for the last 6 months. It should be original with bank seal and sign on all pages and have good credit balance.
- Credit Card statements or Foreign Exchange Endorsement for the last 3 months, if available.
- Registration Proof or Partnership Deed or MOA of the Company
- Relevant professional documents like License, Professional Degree Certificate and Association Membership Certificate
Application Form: Filled and signed Visa Application Form with appointment confirmation letter. The form is available below.
Note: All supporting are mandatory as per this above list. Make sure your application is complete. Incomplete applications will result in visa refusal and delays in processing by the embassy consulate. The Embassy may ask for additional documents/personal presence while processing the Visa application/s. In certain cases embassy/consulate may take more processing time.
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Mandatory Documents
Passport: A passport that is valid for at least 6 months from the date of departure from the United Kingdom. It should have 2 back to back blank pages. Old passports, if any, need to be submitted. If the old passports are misplaced or damaged, the same needs to be mentioned on covering letter.
Covering Letter: A covering letter from the employer on their letterhead mentioning the applicant’s details, purpose and duration of travel and also informing who will bear the expenses. It should be signed by authorised signatory with their name & designation and company seal. The letter should be addressed to ‘The Visa Officer, British Deputy High Commission, Mumbai’.
Invitation Letter: An invitation letter from the inviting company on their letterheads stating the purpose of travel and duration of stay. It should be duly signed with signatory’s name and designation along with stamp of the company. The letter should be addressed to ‘The Visa Officer, British Deputy High Commission, Mumbai’.
Travel Details: Confirmed return ticket
Financial Document:
- Salary slips for the last 3 months
- Personal & Company’s IT return/Form 16A for the last 3 years
- Personal & Company’s updated bank statements for the last 6 months. It should be original with bank seal and signature.
- Copy of Company’s registration
Application Form: Filled and signed Visa Application Form. It is available below.
Note: All supporting are mandatory as per this above list. Make sure your application is complete. Incomplete applications will result in visa refusal and delays in processing by the embassy consulate. The Embassy may ask for additional documents/personal presence while processing the Visa application/s. In certain cases embassy/consulate may take more processing time.
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Mandatory Documents
Passport: A passport that is valid for at least 6 months from the date of departure from the United Kingdom. It should have 2 back to back blank pages. Old passports, if any, need to be submitted. If the old passports are misplaced or damaged, the same needs to be mentioned on covering letter.
Covering Letter: A covering letter from the employer on their letterhead mentioning the applicant’s details, purpose and duration of travel and also informing who will bear the expenses. It should be duly signed by an authorised signatory with company stamp. The letter should be addressed to ‘The Visa Officer, British High Commission, New Delhi’.
Invitation Letter: An invitation letter from the inviting company on their letterheads applicant’s name, designation, purpose of visit, duration of stay & covering of expenses. The letter should be addressed to ‘The Visa Officer, British High Commission New Delhi’.
Travel Details: Ticket itinerary (optional)
Accommodation: Hotel confirmation (optional)
Documents for Employed Individuals (optional):
- Proof of employment i.e appointment letter or salary slips
- NOC from the Employer granting permission of travel to the applicant
- Personal ITR for the last 3 years
- Personal bank statement for the last 6 months. Bank’s name and number should be clearly mentioned.
Documents for Self-Employed/Businessmen (optional):
- Company’s Registration Certificate or Certificate of Incorporation or GST Registration
- Brief Company Profile
- Articles of Memorandum (if the applicant is a MD/Director)
- Proof of Proprietorship/Partnership (if the applicant is a Proprietor/Partner in a firm)
- Balance sheet of the Company or Partnership Deed
- Personal & Company’s original bank statement for the last 6 months. Bank’s name and number should be clearly mentioned.
Application Form: Filled and signed Visa Application Form. It is available below.
Note: All supporting are mandatory as per this above list. Make sure your application is complete. Incomplete applications will result in visa refusal and delays in processing by the embassy consulate. The Embassy may ask for additional documents/personal presence while processing the Visa application/s. In certain cases embassy/consulate may take more processing time.
Visit Visa
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Mandatory Documents
Passport: A passport that is valid for at least 6 months from the date of departure from the United Kingdom. It should have 2 back to back blank pages. Old passports, if any, need to be submitted. If the old passports are misplaced or damaged, the same needs to be mentioned on covering letter.
Covering Letter: A covering letter from the applicant mentioning their details, purpose and duration of travel and also informing who will bear the expenses. For self-employed/businessmen, the letter should be on plain paper and for employed individuals it should be on company’s letterhead. The letter should be addressed to ‘The Visa Officer, British High Commission, New Delhi’.
Documents for Employed Individuals (optional):
- Salary slips for the last 3 months
- NOC/leave letter from the employer
- Personal Bank Statement for the last 6 months
- Photocopy of Income tax papers for the last 3 years
Documents for Self-Employed/Businessmen (optional):
- Company’s bank statement with seal & sign for the last 6 months
- Business registration proof i.e. Trade License/MOA etc.
- ITR acknowledgement copy for the last 3 years
Documents from the Inviter:
- A signed and scanned invitation letter mentioning the details of invitee, their purpose and duration of travel. It should also state who will bear the expenses of the trip.
- Copy of Passport
- Utility bill
- Address Proof
- Salary slips for the last 3 months
- Bank statements for the last 6 months
- ITR/Form-16 or P-60 for the last 3 years
Application Form: Filled and signed Visa Application Form. It is available below.
Note: All supporting are mandatory as per this above list. Make sure your application is complete. Incomplete applications will result in visa refusal and delays in processing by the embassy consulate. The Embassy may ask for additional documents/personal presence while processing the Visa application/s. In certain cases embassy/consulate may take more processing time.
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Mandatory Documents
Passport: A passport that is valid for at least 6 months from the date of departure from the United Kingdom. It should have 2 back to back blank pages. Old passports, if any, need to be submitted. If the old passports are misplaced or damaged, the same needs to be mentioned on covering letter.
Covering Letter: A covering letter from the applicant mentioning their complete address and contact number. For self-employed/businessmen, the letter should be on plain paper and for employed individuals it should be on company’s letterhead. The letter should be addressed to ‘The Visa Officer, British High Commission, Chennai’.
Travel Details: Ticket itinerary (optional)
Documents for Employed Individuals (optional):
- Salary slips for the last 3 months
- Job confirmation with leave approval letter
- Personal income tax papers for the last 3 years
- Personal original bank statements for the last 6 months. It should be original with bank seal and sign on all pages and have good credit balance.
Documents for Self-Employed/Businessmen (optional):
- Income tax papers for the last 3 years
- Original bank statements for the last 6 months. It should be original with bank seal and sign on all pages and have good credit balance.
- Registration Proof or Partnership Deed or MOA of the Company
- Relevant professional documents like License, Professional Degree Certificate and Association Membership Certificate
Documents from Inviter:
- Two invitations from inviter, 1 addressing consulate and another addressing the applicant with Complete UK address and contact number.
- Copy of Passport and UK Visa of Inviter
- Employment proof of Inviter i.e job confirmation letter and salary slips for the last 3 months
- Bank statement for the last 6 months
- Income tax papers of inviters for the last 3 years
- Tenant proof of Inviter
Application Form: Filled and signed Visa Application Form with appointment confirmation letter. The form is available below.
Note: All supporting are mandatory as per this above list. Make sure your application is complete. Incomplete applications will result in visa refusal and delays in processing by the embassy consulate. The Embassy may ask for additional documents/personal presence while processing the Visa application/s. In certain cases embassy/consulate may take more processing time.
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Mandatory Documents
Passport: A passport that is valid for at least 6 months from the date of departure from the United Kingdom. It should have 2 back to back blank pages. Old passports, if any, need to be submitted. If the old passports are misplaced or damaged, the same needs to be mentioned on covering letter.
Covering Letter: A covering letter from the applicant mentioning their name, passport no., purpose and duration of visit in brief. For self-employed/businessmen, the letter should be on plain paper and for employed individuals it should be on company’s letterhead. The letter should be addressed to ‘The Visa Officer, British Deputy High Commission, Mumbai’.
Travel Details: Ticket itinerary (optional)
Documents for Employed Individuals (optional):
- Salary slips for the last 6 months
- Personal ITR/Form 16A for the last 3 years
- Personal salary credited and saving bank statement for the last 6 months and investment papers (if any). It should be updated till date.
- NOC from the Employer
Documents for Self-Employed/Businessmen (optional):
- ITR for the last 3 years
- Salary credited and saving bank statement for the last 6 months and investment papers (if any). It should be updated till date.
- Memorandum of Association or Partnership Deed or GST Certificate or Shop Establishment and New Paper Cutting or Trader ID or Commission Proof.
- Financial Summary Sheet
Documents from the Inviter:
- Letter of invitation/sponsorship
- Copy of Passport data pages & visa
- Copy of the Registration of residence in UK Rental Contract or Proof of Ownership.
- Bank statement for the last 6 month (if visit is sponsored by relative/friend in UK)
- Salary slips for the last 3 months (if visit is sponsored by relative/friend in UK)
- Tax council bills & employment confirmation (if visit is sponsored by relative/friend in UK)
Application Form: Filled and signed Visa Application Form. It is available below.
Note: All supporting are mandatory as per this above list. Make sure your application is complete. Incomplete applications will result in visa refusal and delays in processing by the embassy consulate. The Embassy may ask for additional documents/personal presence while processing the Visa application/s. In certain cases embassy/consulate may take more processing time.
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