visit visa how much does it will cost?

[joebloggs]

When we applied for a visitors visa it was granted the day after the interview which took 10 mins. My then gf had a reasonable job and no assets or anything; I had been once to da phils and was also there when her interview took place, albeit in the coffee shop at the back (familiar to many here I'm sure), was 6 months into a new job. I guess so long as the accommodation and financial bits are in order all is well. Oh, at the time I only had about £10k in the bank. Hope that helps.

T

VV are a Mystery, as you've said, you can have all the assets and evidence possible and still be refused, and someone else has less assets or evidence, and yet they are approved. the fact is many are refused, thats why most people on here don't recommend a VV. I'm sure they just pick a few at random and reject the rest

case workers can be sneaky sometimes, part of a post from another forum, where a chinese gal was applying for a VV to see her british B/F.

'At the time of your student visa application in February 2008, you stated that you were married and that your family in Mongolia would fund your studies. You did not explain at the time of that application, that you had a British boyfriend and whilst there wasn't a direct question on the application form relating to that, I consider that it could have easily been mentioned in section 7, which you made use of for additional information. You have not explained in this application why you chose not to declare your relationship in your previous application and I consider it to undermine the credibility of your application as a whole'

if they want to refuse you, they will find a reason, this was one of the reasons given why the VV was refused , so becareful what you put and don't put in your VV app

[andypaul]

VV are a Mystery, as you've said, you can have all the assets and evidence possible and still be refused, and someone else has less assets or evidence, and yet they are approved. the fact is many are refused, thats why most people on here don't recommend a VV. I'm sure they just pick a few at random and reject the rest

case workers can be sneaky sometimes, part of a post from another forum, where a chinese gal was applying for a VV to see her british B/F.

'At the time of your student visa application in February 2008, you stated that you were married and that your family in Mongolia would fund your studies. You did not explain at the time of that application, that you had a British boyfriend and whilst there wasn't a direct question on the application form relating to that, I consider that it could have easily been mentioned in section 7, which you made use of for additional information. You have not explained in this application why you chose not to declare your relationship in your previous application and I consider it to undermine the credibility of your application as a whole'

if they want to refuse you, they will find a reason, this was one of the reasons given why the VV was refused , so becareful what you put and don't put in your VV app

This morning i was watching an old epsiode of heathrow and normally would switch it over but it an a guy trying to enter the UK for a week and the officer was phoning the Lady who was his guest in the Uk.
When she made most likely a mistake in the way she worded a reply the officer picked up on it and the Visa was deneyed straight off.

I think a lot of it is about the evidence provided and any interview or communcation with the officer dealing with the case.

Im sure all on this board have people who just seem to walk into jobs because they can impress or say the right thing in an interview.