Sponsers Letter

[annnick]

hi lads

first off thks for all the info ppl have give me

im just draughting my sponsers letter ive included

1.info abt our relationship

2.how many times ive visited and where we been,what we have done

3.contact when i bk in uk email,skype etc

4.reasons for her visit ie spend xmas and new yr with me and my family

5.info abt her meeting with my mum in bkk

6.her work commitments

is there any other important info i should include??

also i currently live at my mums house alone so i would have to get my mum to write a second letter stating we will be staying there with documents to prove

is this right?

thks again

annnick

[stament]

Firstly, what type of visa is she applying for?

Anything that can prove the relationship, phone records, etc, flights together, receipts, photos, etc. Finances and reason to return are obviously key if it's a visitor visa. If settlement visa look at Rob's Settlement Guide as that covers everything and should be a good starting point for you.

[annnick]

Firstly, what type of visa is she applying for?

Anything that can prove the relationship, phone records, etc, flights together, receipts, photos, etc. Finances and reason to return are obviously key if it's a visitor visa. If settlement visa look at Rob's Settlement Guide as that covers everything and should be a good starting point for you.

we going for a visitor visa mate

cheers

annnick

[7by7]

Keep the letter short, the ECO is not going to read a novel! Try and keep it to two A4 pages, 3 at maximum.

1) Introduce yourselves, with a brief history of your relationship and your future plans together.

2) Reasons for the visit at this time.

3) Reasons for her return to Thailand, referring to any documentary evidence.

4) Where she will be staying, referring to evidence of accommodation.

4) List of supporting documents.

5) Brief expansion of any answers on VAF form or any supporting document that needs it.

6) Any other information you think may help her case.

Remember that the visa will start the day it is issued, unless she requests it be post dated which it can be for up to 3 months. If she wants to visit for Christmas and the new year then July seems a bit early to apply!

[annnick]

Keep the letter short, the ECO is not going to read a novel! Try and keep it to two A4 pages, 3 at maximum.

1) Introduce yourselves, with a brief history of your relationship and your future plans together.

2) Reasons for the visit at this time.

3) Reasons for her return to Thailand, referring to any documentary evidence.

4) Where she will be staying, referring to evidence of accommodation.

4) List of supporting documents.

5) Brief expansion of any answers on VAF form or any supporting document that needs it.

6) Any other information you think may help her case.

Remember that the visa will start the day it is issued, unless she requests it be post dated which it can be for up to 3 months. If she wants to visit for Christmas and the new year then July seems a bit early to apply!

thanks again 7by7

im going thailand beginning of sept so will take the folder with me and apply,if succesful this will be ok for xmas and new year? gf is only staying 3 weeks max

cheers

annnick

[7by7]

Visit visas are valid for 6 months from the date of issue, so as long as she has left the UK by the expiry date it will be fine.

I would briefly explain why she is applying so early in your sponsor's letter, and remember that she can ask for the start to be postdated for up to three months, which would give her more flexibility on the length of her stay; though if she did this she could not use it until the requested start date.