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What are the recommendations for agents to assist with UK tourist visa applications?
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Several commenters recommend visa agents for UK tourist visa applications, specifically mentioning 'Worldwide Visa Services' and 'Key Visa Thailand' as reliable options. However, some users suggest that applying without an agent can also be successful, emphasizing that the applicant must demonstrate ties to Thailand and financial capability. Experiences with different agencies vary, with some users offering personal success stories and cautioning that using an agent does not guarantee a visa approval.
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Henrik *****
Ask in a UK visa group, for the best answer, not in a group dedikated to Thailand
Brian *********
Key visa Pattaya, used them for year's 👌
Bosco *******
A freind of mine uses key visa all the time Never any issues always successful.. we have used. Knight visa. 5 times in total 4 have been successful for family /Freind visa .. this one number 5 Is follow. Spouse visa. 10 months waiting now .. apparently a new directive from Europe. .. a certain percentage of refugee visa s have to be sorted first. This is what I read. …
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Just rock up in a dingy
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John ********
Using a visa agent for the the 🇬🇧 visa application does not guarantee that she will get the visa, 99% will depend on her, so I would recommend that you try your self frist
Your lady will need to confirm that she will be coming back to Thailand ie a job a family a home and most of all the money she has in her bank, same thing for you you will need to confirm that you will be able to fully take care of her in England ie your home and medical and money in your UK bank account
Your lady will need to confirm that she will be coming back to Thailand ie a job a family a home and most of all the money she has in her bank, same thing for you you will need to confirm that you will be able to fully take care of her in England ie your home and medical and money in your UK bank account
John ********
I would suggest that you have about £
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in the bank accountDean *******
@John *******
is there a specific amount of money they look for in your bank ? Can you just give them a statement of a savings account ? Thanks
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@Dean ******
they may ask for an statement from the bank,Dean *******
@John *******
just wondering if there was a specific amount they looked forReply to
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Mike *******
ORIGINAL POSTER@John *******
this will be her 3rd tourist visaJohn ********
@Mike ******
ok so she will have no problem with the British embassy so good luck 👍 so make sure that she will take her passport with her so they know that she will be coming back to ThailandReply to
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Stephen ********
No, I've did it myself twice and not that difficult. Last one was a 2 year visitor visa. Next up, 10 year visitor visa 🤞
Mike *******
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my partner had 2 already, 6 mth, and 2 year. This will be her 3rd visa. Was thinking about doing it myself, is there anything specific they look for on the application. ie reasons for coming to the Uk. Shes had 2 so should be ok for 3rdKevan **********
@Mike ******
if your partner has already had 2 Uk visas you should already have the information you need, it would therefore just be a simple matter of filling in the online application form and updating the previous information you submitted for the previous applicationsStephen ********
@Mike ******
the main thing seems to be reasons to return to Thailand. The fact that she's had 2 already should make it a more straightforward process. I done letters from her family, letters from me, all financials. Only reason for going to UK is to spend time with you and your family.Cassius **********
@Stephen *******
My wife has had 2 visitor visas (6 months) and we want to get her a 10 year one next. Is it essentially the same process as applying for 6 months?Stephen ********
@Cassius *********
same process with the bigger fee. Though you may need to give reason for a 10 year application.Reply to
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Chris ********
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Sorted my partners uk tourist visa out every timeReply to
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