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Please note when filing your application to the UK Border Agency you may be asked for additional personal information. In addition to the information required on the application form, you may be asked to provide additional information or documents such as: An Explanatory Notes (E.N.) which gives you a detailed explanation of your case (including the reasons for rejecting the application). If you wish to discuss your case with HMRC before submitting your application please find further information in the 'Ask us first' page or on the website at An Application Form (AFA) . This is your application for entry clearance. Your E.N. must be completed for all documents submitted on this form. You will be asked to give your full name at the start of the form in order to identify you for the purposes of checking your identity against the UK passport and/or the Immigration Officer's records. Personal information collected: The Home Office will only collect personal information for the purposes of applying for permission to stay: A document confirming that you have been in the UK and are in possession of a valid passport; A letter from an authorised immigration advisor confirming that you are not in breach of immigration law and in possession of a valid passport; A letter confirming you have the money to cover the cost of the application. This includes any application fee. Other information collected and used for the purposes of the application Your name and address Date and place of birth Date of your birth as shown on your current passport Address by post and date of receipt of post from the Home Office or any post office post office branch Your date of birth (date of registration in the UK with the Department for Work and Pensions; date of birth as a minor; date of entry into the UK if you are a European Economic Area (EEA) or Swiss national. For non-EEA/Swiss nationals you must apply to register your date of birth after arrival) Any information needed to verify your identity and/or to check the validity of documents (if used) The date and place of your final settlement and any future residence in the UK or overseas The date when the application will be considered If you are submitting more than one application please include only the relevant documents. Information collected and used to assess your application: Information about any past criminal convictions and current convictions which are relevant to the enforcement of immigration laws, including but not limited to any convictions of theft, serious violence, trafficking, dishonesty, sexual offences, violent

Hi guys its Kate again so are you planning to apply for UK tourist visa, but you don't know where to start have you tried searching online, but you find all the information too overwhelming well then lucky for you, I am going to discuss a step-by-step guide on how to apply for UK tourist visa if you'd like to find out please keep watching Music now this video may be a country-specific guide but for those of you who are not from the Philippines this video might be helpful for you because I'm going to give out a tip or two on how to last you get your s visa so just a disclaimer I am NOT an expert in immigration or UK tourist visa, but my opinion is based from my own experience so first and foremost I have been to the UK twice both are for visit purposes so first how to apply UK tourist visa so first and foremost UK tourist visa is not going to be launched at the British Embassy in Manila you have to submit your application through their official partner which is VFS global the good part about applying for a visa for UK is that there are no interviews unlike for when you apply for a visa to the US, but the thing is the thing about not having an interview is that you won't be able to express, or you won't be able to explain yourself a little more as to why you want to visit the UK so considering that you won't be able to explain yourself in person or through an interview you will have to do all of it through papers, so you will have to submit as much or as many documents as you can to support your application so restriction your visit cannot be more than six months you have to have enough money to support yourself during your visit without working or needing help from public funds, or you can have a sponsor like myself back then when applied for tourist visa my boyfriend at the time with so much burned he was my sponsor, so I will explain a little more about that later on you are not allowed to work while you are on a visit visa this is the most common misconception by many they think that once you're in the UK you're automatically allowed to find work no no no no you're not allowed to work otherwise you're risking yourself of being deported, and you can be banned for 10 years as well judging by the name itself tourist visa you're a tourist you're on a visit, so you are not allowed to work next you will not marry or register a civil partnership this is not allowed if you intend to marry your boyfriend or your girlfriend you will have to go back to your home country and applies for a fiancée visa from there you cannot register a civil partnership or a wedding or anything like that while you're in a visit visa your tourist visa is strictly just for visit purposes, so next question is when can you apply for your tourist visa UK visa can be applied for a maximum of three months from your intended date of entry, so my intended entry way back in 2014 was in November so since my intended entry back then was in November I lodged my application in September...