Gutted this morning, my partner in Thailand has been turned down for a visa to visit the UK, long story and I understand this page is about Thai visa’s, however I would appreciate any advice with regards to a helpful FB page in relation to UK visas. Thank you in advance.
*** update - the reason UK immigration have given to refuse the visa for her is that me being the sponsor only has £1,200 in the account I submitted and therefore wouldn’t have enough to pay for a return air ticket and support her whilst she was in the UK, also said she only had £433 pounds in her Thai bank which wouldn’t be enough for her for the two week holiday to the UK. The application was submitted 29th April for a visit early June, it would appear you have to have lots of funds at the time of application to cover the flights etc even though advised not to purchase a flight ticket until a visa has been issued, also why would they assume I would purchase a flight for her using the money in that account, I have other debit and credit cards which I could have used, absolutely bizarre decision.
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user expressed disappointment after their partner in Thailand was denied a UK visa due to insufficient funds in both their accounts to cover the travel and living expenses during her visit. The post prompted various responses discussing the importance of showing financial stability and evidence of ties to Thailand to support a visa application. Some suggested reapplying with better documentation, while others mentioned using a visa agency for assistance. The conversation shifted toward differing opinions on immigration policies and the challenges faced by those attempting to obtain visas.