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Jul/070
Jul/070
Going to the UK as a visitor (INF 2)
What is this guidance about?
This guidance explains what you will need to do if you want to travel to the United Kingdom (UK) as a visitor,
and what the Immigration Rules say. It is only a guide but it aims to answer some common questions. If you need to pass through the UK in transit to another country, please read about The Transit (INF 20) guidance for more information.
- How do I qualify to travel to the UK as a visitor?
- What is a visa?
- Do I need a visa to visit the UK?
- Does my child need a visa to visit the UK?
- How long will my visa be valid for?
- How do I apply for a visa?
- What are visa application centres?
- What do I need to make my application?
- What is ‘biometric’ information?
- What supporting documents should I include with my application?
- What will happen when I make my application?
- Can I appeal if you refuse my visit visa?
- What are public funds?
- Can I carry out any business during my visit?
- Can I study in the UK?
- Can I get married or register a civil partnership in the UK?
- Can I get medical treatment in the UK?
- Can I stay more than six months for medical treatment?
- Does the UK have any health-care arrangements with my country?
- More advice and information