As a Standard Visitor, individuals can visit the UK for tourism, business activities, a short course of study, medical reasons, or to take part in research or an exchange program as an academic. This visa is valid for a period of 6 months to 10 years, with a maximum stay of 6 months on each visit (academics and patients, undergoing private treatment, may stay in the UK for 11 and 12 months on each visit accordingly.)
With the UK Transit Visa individuals can transit through the UK for up to 48 hours on their way to a different country.
This visa is designed for individuals who wish to visit the UK to marry or register a civil partnership or give notice of a marriage or civil partnership, in the UK. This visa is valid for 6 months.
With this visa, individuals can enter the UK for up to 1 month to take part in the paid engagement. The visa allows holders to be examiner, take part in selection panels. give lectures at university, provide advocacy, take part in entertainment and sports activities, and even assess UK-based pilots.
This visa is for children under the age of 18 who wish to come to the UK for a short stay. They can undertake a short course of study for up to 30 days and access private medical treatment. Holders of this visa can stay in the UK for 6 months. They can also enter and leave the UK multiple times.
This visa allows parents to visit the UK for 6 up to 12 months to accompany their children on a Tier 4 Child visa.
A person permanently residing in a country outside the UK can visit in order to carry out certain business activities. They will need to apply for a UK Business Visitor Visa for stress-free travel into the country. At the same time, it is important to take into account that business travel in the UK cannot involve being paid for employment, providing goods or services, or running a business in the UK.
An entry permission certificate that grants foreign nationals the right to visit the United Kingdom for a brief period is called the UK Standard Visitor Visa. This visa is intended for international citizens who want to visit friends or family in the UK, as well as for those who wish to enter the country for tourism, business, or other eligible activities like medical treatment.