The UK is one of the most frequently visited countries. To get there, you need to apply for a visa, the necessary documents for which is a questionnaire. The British Consulate uses an electronic way to fill out the visa application for visa applications.
It is necessary
- Computer connected to the Internet
- international passport
Instructions
Step 1
Before filling out a visa application form, you need to choose what type of visa you are going to apply for. The simplest visa is a tourist visa, it almost does not require additional documents. There are other types of visas: business and student, for an applicant for permanent residence, but additional conditions are needed to apply for them.
Step 2
To fill out the form, follow the link https://www.visa4uk.fco.gov.uk/ApplyNow.aspx. There you will need to enter your e-mail address and password to enter. If in one session you do not fill out the questionnaire completely, later you can always log in to the system and continue the procedure using the data specified during registration. An individual number will be sent to your mail as a password
Step 3
The questionnaire is filled out in English. If you do not own it yourself, then you will need the services of an interpreter. You can either hire a professional who speaks the language, or ask more knowledgeable friends to help you.
Step 4
The UK visa application form has several main parts. The first is personal data. You will need to indicate the full name, other names, if you had them (this includes your maiden name). Also here you need to enter information about the date and place of birth, your gender, citizenship and marital status.
Step 5
The next item is information about the foreign passport. These are his details: number, place of issue and others. If you had a passport before, you need to provide information about them. In the same part of the questionnaire, contact information is indicated, including the address and telephone number. You will need to provide information about your family: the names and surnames of the next of kin (spouses and children, your parents), information about them. If children travel with you, please indicate this.
Step 6
The next part of the questionnaire is about travel history. You will need to inform which countries you have visited before, whether you have received visa refusals, whether you have issued a British visa in the past, whether you have been deported. Also in this block you will be asked questions about whether you are involved in illegal activities.
Step 7
Further questions concern plans for your stay in the country. How long do you plan to stay in the UK (you need to specify the exact dates), who are your travel companions, information about them, as well as the purpose of the trip, the place where you will live or the address of the people with whom you will stay, their phone number.
Step 8
The questionnaire then moves on to questions about your financial situation. Tell the consulate who and where you work, your official contact information, if there is another job, the level of salary, sources of additional income.
Step 9
The last question concerns information that you can additionally inform the consulate of your own free will.
