Plss Help...im Applying For Uk Visa, 2years Type...

[Omloveyou]

I have been to UK three times already within these three years to see my bf...

and i'd got to apply everytime before i went there...

it had been ok for me before but now it's getting difficult since im having a job as a stewardess and I dont really hav lots of day off neither that i can leave my passport waiting for a visa since i will need it for working all the time...

i plan to visit him every now n then whenever i can get many days off so i'd like to know if it would make sense to make it a reason for applying for 2years visa...

im having 5years working visa type in US n 10years US Visa, too...own a house...

pls help me considering if i should go for that... im just afriad that i might get refused somehow...

thank you

[GU22]

Given what you have said, I see no reason why you would not get a 2 year visa, or even a 5 year one.

Go for it.

[Omloveyou]

Thank you GU22...

i wasnt sure whether it would cause more inquiries...

also one more thing if anyone would aware of the answer to this question...

Last time I went there, the immigration officer seemed to ask too many questions even it was my third time...they never really asked many questions before...

Just wondering if having 2years tourist visa would even make them more concerned and turned me down right at the immigration point...

I'm a bit paranoid cos I saw an american girl being turned down and sent home when she already was there, got a host family's address n number... didnt really get it why, though???

if anyone knows, what the chance of being turned down is like? n why would they turn down US citizen...?

[GU22]

The immigration officer at the port of entry can ask a person seeking entry any relevant questions they think necessary, but can only refuse entry if they believe the visa was obtained by deception, or have other grounds to suspect some form of illegal activity.

Obviously, I have no idea why the American was refused entry, but not even Americans are exempt from the UK's immigration rules.

[Omloveyou]

right i got it...

CHEERS GU22...