What is the visa processing process in the UK?

The UK visa processing process is as follows:

1, online application:

(1) Fill in the visa application form online.

(2) make an appointment for the visa application center.

(3) Pay visa fees online.

(4) Pay the medical surcharge online.

2. Go to the visa application center:

(1) material scanning.

(2) Biometric information.

(3) get a passport.

3. Waiting for visa processing.

4, biological information card (BRP):

From April 20 18 15, the UK implemented the biometric information card policy for China citizens who applied to go to the UK for six months or more. ?

The visa showing the total stay in the UK will be replaced by a temporary visa page valid for 30 days. Applicants are required to travel to the UK with this temporary visa, and go to the designated post office to collect the biometric information card within 10 days of their arrival in the UK.

The biometric information card contains the full validity period and information of your visa, so please take it with you when traveling internationally.

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Precautions for entering the UK:

When China citizens enter the UK, they should carry valid passports, visas, air tickets and documents related to the purpose of entry, such as admission notice, invitation letter, proof of funds or the address and contact information of contacts in the UK, so that border immigration officials can check them. Never put these materials in the checked baggage. ?

When handling immigration procedures, you should truthfully answer the inquiries of British immigration officials; If you don't know English or can't correctly understand the questions raised by the immigration officer, you can ask the British side to provide Chinese translation; If you think you have been treated unfairly, you should personally express your opinion to the British immigration officer and ask to contact the Chinese embassy and consulate in Britain. ?

UK Visa Center-UK visa application process in China

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