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Add all documents that you think would help. There's really no one size fits all.Tiddy1975 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 26, 2025 11:54 pmHi all, I have enquiry regarding visit visa information for my mother(retired ,75 years old )from Thailand , because my husband and I have been on benefits, so my mother in law will be a sponsor for financial support ( she is in receipt of 2 private pensions and enough savings) , in terms of the accommodation, would my mother be allowed to stay with us ? I don't see why not. She's coming to visit not to move in. Your sleeping arrangements doesn't concern the HO. as I live in the 2 bedrooms council house. ( I have also received housing benefit).
If my circumstances is possible to apply visit visa for my mother, are there any specific documents I have to provide when I submit the application The system would give you an idea of what you need to submit. the most important is always finances and a steady family background to show she's more than willing to go back home.. Thank you.
Thank you, and do I need to let my Landlord (housing association) to provide the object letter for accommodation matter.Ticktack wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2025 11:04 amAdd all documents that you think would help. There's really no one size fits all.Tiddy1975 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 26, 2025 11:54 pmHi all, I have enquiry regarding visit visa information for my mother(retired ,75 years old )from Thailand , because my husband and I have been on benefits, so my mother in law will be a sponsor for financial support ( she is in receipt of 2 private pensions and enough savings) , in terms of the accommodation, would my mother be allowed to stay with us ? I don't see why not. She's coming to visit not to move in. Your sleeping arrangements doesn't concern the HO. as I live in the 2 bedrooms council house. ( I have also received housing benefit).
If my circumstances is possible to apply visit visa for my mother, are there any specific documents I have to provide when I submit the application The system would give you an idea of what you need to submit. the most important is always finances and a steady family background to show she's more than willing to go back home.. Thank you.
You don't need that. Same way you don't need a letter from your landlord when your friends come to visit you and if possibly spend the night.