After you submit your visa application, the UKVI (the people who handle visas) will keep you updated. They’ll send you messages or emails to tell you what’s happening. How often they send these updates depends on what kind of notifications you chose when you applied. It works this way; if you pick to get regular … Read more
When you submit your UK visa application, either online or at a visa application centre, the UK Visas and Immigration authority will receive it. They’re also responsible for issuing you a visa – the decision of whether you receive a visa or not will be made by them. No decision is taken at the Visa … Read more
I’ve never had to cancel my UK visa application, but a friend of mine once did. He applied for a student visa, and while still on it, he got a better offer elsewhere, for his dream course. He had to cancel his UK application to take up the new offer. The UK authorities allow applicants … Read more
The only time I ever had to withdraw my UK visa application was due to an unexpected change in my status. I had initially hoped that this change would occur after my visa had been approved and my trip completed. However, life took an unexpected turn, and the change happened much sooner than anticipated. This … Read more
After submitting my first UK visa, I spent the next few weeks checking my email at every point. Every day, I’d check my email, hoping to hear from the UK authorities. If you’ve applied for a visa in the past, I’m sure you can relate to the overwhelming urge to check your Inbox every few … Read more
While I haven’t personally overstayed my UK visa before, I’ve had conversations with people who have, And, their experiences have taught me one thing. “Never overstay your visa for any reason”. It’s my 1st travel commandment. When you’re granted a visa to the UK, the UK immigration authorities expect you to abide by your visa … Read more