Before starting your UK visitor visa application (whether for yourself, a family member, or a distant relative), ensure you have all the necessary documents ready. If you’re uploading them yourself, or if you’ll be paying for assisted service at the biometric center, these documents must be available.
1. Travel Document (Passport)
 • Your passport must be valid and up to date with blank pages available.
2. If You Have a Sponsor
If someone is sponsoring your visit, you’ll need:
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• a. Evidence of financial support: This includes the sponsor’s bank statements and at least three months of payslips to prove they can support themselves and you during your visit.
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• b. Proof of relationship: If the sponsor is a family member or employer, provide evidence such as a birth certificate showing the relationship (e.g., parent or child).
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• c. Sponsor’s UK documents: If your sponsor is in the UK, provide their British passport or residence documents.
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• d. Invitation letter: A clear letter from your sponsor stating the reasons for your visit.
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• e. Proof of the sponsor’s address: This could be a bank statement or a house rent or utility receipt.
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• f. Invitee’s data page: Include the photo page of the invitee’s passport.
3. If You Are Under 18
• Provide a legal document (e.g., a birth certificate or adoption papers) showing your relationship with at least one parent or guardian.
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• Include a copy of the photo page of one parent or guardian’s passport, showing their signature and passport number (if they’re not applying for a visa with you).
4. If You Are Over 18 but Depend on a Parent or Guardian
• Submit additional documents showing your parent or guardian is aware of your travel plans and consents to your travel.
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• Provide a signed letter from your parent or guardian detailing your travel arrangements, including their permission for you to travel and your travel plans.
5. If You Are Sponsoring Yourself
• Provide evidence of your financial ability to support your trip.
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• Show proof of ties to your home country to confirm your intention to return, especially for younger applicants. This could include:
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• A leave approval letter from your employer stating the dates of your trip.
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• Other documents proving ties to your home country.
For more detailed guidance and to confirm which documents apply to your situation, check the official website: https://www.gov.uk/standard-visitor
Note: Check the comments section for documents that are not required.
Wishing you all the best with your application!
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