November 15, 20196 yr My (Thai) wife and I (UK citizen) are currently living together in BKK. We plan to visit UK over the Christmas period. We have a house together in the UK and will spend time there and also with my family in their house. Should I provide a letter from my family confirming that we can indeed stay with them? I see no mention of this in the official guidelines but my wife is keen to provide it. To be clear, I or my family will not be "sponsoring" her in a financial sense, she works full time in a good job. If it is relevant, my wife has lived and worked in UK for several years in the past. Thanks!
November 18, 20196 yr Popular Post I doubt it would be necessary if you are also staying in your own home in the UK. That said it wouldn't hurt to have an invitation from the folks. I had a letter from my mum on every trip except when we went back as a surprise for her 70th birthday. For visit visa's I'd always be very clear with details (our situation, brief history, intended plans for visit etc) in the sponsor's letter - even if you are technically not sponsoring financially you will, as her husband, be part of the application ????
November 18, 20196 yr Popular Post Yup, I always include a letter from me. As stated above, just a brief out line of our travel plans, reasons to return to Thailand and that I can cover any unforeseen expenses. Just applied last month for our Xmas trip, no issues at all.
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