Visa and Immigration Belfast

Visa

The Great Britain is not a Schengen country. Visitors need to apply for another visa from Continental Europe to the UK. Materials required applying for a British visa: 1) 1 piece of color photo of passport; 2) Marital status file (married applicants); 3) Certification documents for working or studying issued by the employer with the unit header paper; this letter should indicate your salary and the time you have been working in this company. Make sure that your holiday has been approved and explain whether this holiday is with or without salary; you should consider providing additional documents to support your employment certificate, such as payroll or tax; if you have changed another company recently, you should consider providing the details about your previous working experience and salary history; Proof letter issued by your school with the unit header paper-this letter should confirm that you are an internal student and the business registration documents that the holidays have been approved in order to confirm the name of the business owners and business opening date. 4) Funds and files of working information; these files should include the monthly income certificate from all sources; such as from job, friends, family, deposit or property. These files can help us to know about you in your country, at the same time it can provide information to show that how to pay your travel expenses; even if someone else is going to pay for your travel expenses, you should also provide the information; you can submit any of the following financial documents: bank statement or passbook bank deposit or certificate of bank balance or payroll tax (business or personal) or corporate bank account statement or income from property or land. 5) The file for accommodation and round trip reservation. 6) Complete the full visa application form. 7) The certificate issued by the applicant’s friends or sponsor in the UK.

Exit and Entry

When entering in the UK from non-EU countries, each person is allowed to bring the following items: 200 cigarettes (or the equivalent 100 cigarillos or 50 cigars or 250 grams of tobacco); one liter of liquor;if alcohol content is more than 22% (or 2 liters of alcoholic beverages that alcohol content is less than 22%), with a total value of not more than 390 pounds (GBP) of other items (including perfume and souvenirs). Visitors are not allowed to carry tobacco products and alcoholic beverages into the UK if under the age of 17. The following items must be declared to the customs: more than 10,000 euros worth of cash; more than the duty-free limit or quota personal articles; articles for commercial purposes; contraband or articles that are restricted to enter. Visitors coming to the Great Britain from EU countries (or Andorra, Liechtenstein, Norway, San Marino, Switzerland and other countries that are applicable for EU rules of import and export) can carry Vegetable & Fruit,meat,meat products and dairy products which were purchased in these countries and not contaminated to enter the UK.