visit visa

[Dakila]

Hello ana07cutiepie,

As rightfully mentioned by Terpe and sars_notd_virus above, the main focus for increasing your chances of getting a visitor visa approval (especially if the visit is being sponsored by the person living in the UK) is to prove that you WILL return to the Philippines.

For instance, you could state the completion of your studies as your reason to return.

Depending on which college / university you are going, you may be able to file a "Leave of Absence" at your Registrar, be mindful of the notice periods. You might also require the permission of your DEAN or professors to support this request - please check with your university.

Furthermore you can submit a "Certificate of Matriculation" to prove that you are currently studying at this specific university.

It might also be worth considering traveling during semestral / summer breaks to show that you do not want to interrupt your study schedule.

If you are involved in projects of any kind which requires to be submitted to get clearance from your professors, this may be worth mentioning also. I would suggest to request a letter from your professor (who is sponsoring your project - if you have any) to confirm this.

These are just some pointer for you. Good luck with your application.

Regards,
Daks

[Terpe]

Hello ana07cutiepie,

As rightfully mentioned by Terpe and sars_notd_virus above, the main focus for increasing your chances of getting a visitor visa approval (especially if the visit is being sponsored by the person living in the UK) is to prove that you WILL return to the Philippines.

For instance, you could state the completion of your studies as your reason to return.

Depending on which college / university you are going, you may be able to file a "Leave of Absence" at your Registrar, be mindful of the notice periods. You might also require the permission of your DEAN or professors to support this request - please check with your university.

Furthermore you can submit a "Certificate of Matriculation" to prove that you are currently studying at this specific university.

It might also be worth considering traveling during semestral / summer breaks to show that you do not want to interrupt your study schedule.

If you are involved in projects of any kind which requires to be submitted to get clearance from your professors, this may be worth mentioning also. I would suggest to request a letter from your professor (who is sponsoring your project - if you have any) to confirm this.

These are just some pointer for you. Good luck with your application.

Regards,
Daks

Daks,
Good info
This will be helpful for all students