Thank you for your reply @casa

Coming to UK to attend a business meeting is what the letter from the HR says (see first post)
The reason for the confusion about which visa ( https://ibb.co/gTfW4H ) is below.


https://ibb.co/f0ULWx


Any advice is appreciated.

Friend of mine needs help .. he needs to visit UK to attend some meetings at his company here in the UK.


This is the letter supplied by his company HR.
https://ibb.co/jRDUrx


*Question*: What Visa should he be applying for from the below ?

https://ibb.co/gTfW4H

Pls read my above reply.
It was refused and we have no chance to appeal or ask for administrative review too.

I'm inclined to apply again with correction to these questions.

Can anyone see anything wrong in the way I answered ?

Visa refused...Refusal letter says you have answered questions 57-65 vaguely.. and i can't meaningfully assess and arrive at a decision. here's the answers!!! 57. HOW MUCH DO YOU SPEND EACH MONTH ON LIVING COSTS? I wrote what she spends that is 0 58 HOW MUCH OF YOUR TOTAL MONTHLY INCOME IS GIVEN TO ...

I'm a British citizen & my wife (not working) has ILR in the UK (Indefinite leave). We're planning on inviting my mother-in-law to the UK on a family visitor visa. However, the evidence of my mother in law's financial circumstance is a bit weak (not straightforward): 1. She does not have a bank acc...

Sure. That's covered in my brother-in-law's supporting letter. Thank you v much EdwinUK!

Can some moderators as well illuminate me on my post here please.. I'd be grateful if you do !!!!!

[*]It's my mother-in-law. She is 56 years old and she'll definitely not seek any employment here :) [*]Yes she lives with her son at the same address (Her passport contains the address she lives at and my bro-in-law's utility bills are for the same address) [*]Next thing is the 'Income and Expenditu...

Hmnn okie thanks.. My brother-in-law is doing a supporting letter that we intend to attach with her application. I'll attach that shortly !! Here is the letter from my brother in law - who is providding this in support of his mother's visitor visa application ! May I request some senior member's al...

Hmnn okie thanks.. My brother-in-law is doing a supporting letter that we intend to attach with her application.
I'll attach that shortly !!

MIL Letter: With background etc.

LETTERs I HAVE PREPARED so FAR AT MY END.
I'll POST THE LETTERS SHE WILL PROVIDE FROM HER SIDE - EXPLAINING HER SITUATION shortly here on this post.

Sure - I'm currently putting together the letter(s) emphasising the current situation. I'll post them here shortly. Many thanks all for taking time out to reply to this post so far.

Yep thanks !

Has always been in cash.

Hello all, I'm a British citizen & my wife (not working) has ILR in the UK (Indefinite leave). We're planning on inviting my mother-in-law to the UK on a family visitor visa. I'm clear with the documentation I need to provide from my end. I'll also bear every cost of her travel from there up until h...

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Two bedroom flat - currently me and my spouse live.

Can someone please help !

I am permanently settled in the UK. ( ILR Granted Dec 2012 ). I am planning to invite my parents (mom and dad) by applying a visa for them. Having gone through the information on the UKBA website in conjunction with what we have here on this site, I've learnt that ' Family Visitor ' is what I need t...

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vsrakesh, Do you have the covering letter that you may have used ?

Right - My case was successful and ILR approved - awaiting BRP's now.


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