Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 5 by ADEE24: 4:48pm On Jul 09 |
Cashmadam: 1,500 is okay. Just ensure your stay does not exceed 2 weeks. Perharps 7 to 10 days to ensure the funds look reasonable. Thanks so much cashmadam and also @Visavest for your prompt responses, my visa was approved today 🙏🙏 |
Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 5 by ADEE24: 7:30pm On Jul 07 |
Komfo: What’s the meaning of this email? Please advice
Regarding Visa Application: For: E
We are unable to make a decision on your application within published visa processing times. For up-to-date information on processing times, visit https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/visa-processing-times
Do not contact UK Visa and Immigration, we will contact you if we require more information.
Please be assured that we will continue to progress your application to make a decision as soon as possible. Your visa application may take longer to process, if for example:
• the information in your application is not accurate or requires further consideration • you need to provide further evidence, for example evidence of funds • your supporting documents need to be verified • you need to attend an interview • further information is required on your personal circumstances (for example if you have a criminal conviction) • UKVI is experiencing increased visa demand
UK Visa and Immigration
Do not reply to this email. This is an automated email, and this inbox. I received this email on 8th July, 2025. Please has anyone got idea for this kind of message from ukvi. Date of application: 20th June 2025 Still awaiting. Please any advice as I am worried. Hello Komfo,hope you are good .. Pls I wanted to ask if you eventually got your visa approved , I got a similar email today , 2026. My biometrics was 19june 2026, did you receive yours and if so how long after this email did you hear back from them |
Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 5 by ADEE24: 5:56pm On Jun 11 |
Cashmadam: 1,500 is okay. Just ensure your stay does not exceed 2 weeks. Perharps 7 to 10 days to ensure the funds look reasonable. Hello Cashmadam, Trust you are doing well. I wanted to ask a follow-up question based on your earlier advice. You suggested that I indicate that I will be bringing around £1,500 for my trip. As I am completing my application, I am trying to ensure that my accommodation plans are realistic and align with the amount I have stated. Would it be acceptable to choose a lower-cost accommodation option for the purpose of the application, even if I may eventually stay elsewhere? Do visa officers typically scrutinize accommodation details closely, or are they mainly concerned that the overall travel budget is reasonable and consistent? I have come across some hostels and student accommodations that offer summer stays at relatively affordable rates, which would fit well within the budget I have declared. I would appreciate your thoughts on whether this approach makes sense. |
Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 5 by ADEE24: 1:39pm On May 28 |
VisaZest: Hi,
1. There are several questions on the form asking about your savings, your monthly earnings, your monthly expenses, any other income. Each financial statement you add to your application supports your answers to these questions and this determines which statements to include. I said that to say- your mutual funds show your disposable income and should be included. In assessing your financial situation- how you move from salary to savings to disposable income must be coherent to the visa officer not merely having huge amounts in your statements. 2. You need an estimate based on your flights, accommodation, tours/activities, transportation and daily feeding. The money you plan to spend will be based on this estimate. It's okay to spend from your savings but take care not to have an estimate that's several times above your monthly salary. 3. Countries share immigration records plus when you scan your passport, they'll see the Canadian visa. In my opinion, having a Canadian immigration visa is a positive, however, this impacts on you proving ties to Nigeria (as your home country since your "home country" is changing).
All the best with your application!
Thank you very much for your guidance 🙏 |
Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 5 by ADEE24: 1:39pm On May 28 |
Cashmadam: 1,500 is okay. Just ensure your stay does not exceed 2 weeks. Perharps 7 to 10 days to ensure the funds look reasonable. Ok. thank you for your response |
Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 5 by ADEE24: 1:23pm On May 25 |
Cashmadam: - Please add it. It might help your case to show that you have an option to go to Canada so why would you want to stay in the UK? Thanks a lot for your quick response . I also wanted to add that I will be the one handling my flight and accommodation(staying in a hotel ) so I hope it’s not an issue I am only putting 1500 pounds as it seems a bit small for everything . |
Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 5 by ADEE24: 11:52am On May 23 |
Hello Gurus,
Trust you are all having a good day, Wanted to seek your advice to apply for visitors visa to the uk. I plan to travel in August for two weeks
I did my undergrad and masters in the uk but haven’t been back since I left in 2015 after graduation , I have a valid US visa which i haven’t used yet and a valid Canada immigration visa (this is recent so haven’t relocated yet ) . Combined monthly salary of 1m from 2 Jobs , I save about 650k monthly and I have some savings of about 11k usd In a domicillary account and about 6.5mil In mutual funds and some in stocks ..my company also gives leave allowance of 1.3mil yearly when you are going on leave. Kindly assist with my questions below :
1) I don’t save my money in the account my company pays me, I move it to my mutual funds account so do I need to print the statement of the mutual funds? or just the statement of the domiciliary account and my payslip is enough
2) How much is safe for me to put as money I plan to spend, does my monthly salary , leave allowance and savings suffice ?
3) Do you suggest I attach my Canada immigrant visa so they know I have no plans of remaining there or its not necessary |