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Disclaimer: The translated text is provided for information purposes only. The most up to date information is available on UK Border Agency's Visa Services website. In the event of any discrepancy, the English language version of UK Border Agency's Visa Services website overrules the translated information provided on this page. Please visit www.ukvisas.gov.uk for the most up to date information.. How to Apply? It is mandatory to visit the UK Border Agency visa application centre in person to submit the application and for biometrics enrolment. You can make your application in 3 easy steps: 1. Pay your visa fee in cash at any designated Standard Chartered Bank branches or alternatively at the bank teller counter at the visa application centre. Information or the types of fees and how to pay is available on this website. 2. Complete and print the visa application form. 3. Visit the UK Border Agency visa application centre to submit your visa application pack and for biometrics enrolment and your supporting documents. Please note that during peak periods, the number of persons who can be accommodated in the queue may need to be restricted for reasons of crowd control. What do I need to submit? You need to submit your visa application form, photo, visa fee, biometrics and supporting documents. Visa Application Forms can be found on the UK Boarder Agency Visa Services website The UK Border Agency produce a range of Visa Application guidance leaflets which can be found on the UK Boarder Agency Visa Services website What supporting documents do I need? Checklists for applications • Checklist for Settlement visa • Checkist for Points-based system • Checklist for Short term category • Checklist for Right of Abode • Checklist for Family Reunion • Sponsorship Undertaking (SUF) • Domestic Worker Employer's Undertaking • Domestic Worker's Terms and Conditions Form Tuberculosis testing To find out whether you need a Tuberculosis certificate to apply for a visa, please go to the 'Health Screening' page of this website Points-based system The points-based system is a system for managing migration for those wishing to enter the UK for work or study. Please visit www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk for more information and to use the self-assessment calculator. Tier 1 Categories: • Tier 1 (General) migrant • Tier 1 (Investor) • Tier 1 (Entrepreneur) • Tier 1 (Post-study work) Highly Skilled Forum Judicial Review The recent High Court ruling in the UK resulting from the Highly Skilled Forum Judicial Review affects certain people who formerly had leave in the UK under the Highly Skilled Migrant Programme. A policy document which explains in detail who is affected by the ruling is available on the UK Border Agency website. Tier 2 Categories • Tier 2 (General) • Tier 2 (Intra company transfer) • Tier 2 (Sportsperson) • Tier 2 (Minister of religion) Tier 4 Category • Tier 4 General students and Tier 4 (child) student Tier 5 Categories • Tier 5 (Creative and sporting) • Tier 5 (Charity worker) • Tier 5 (Religious worker) • Tier 5 (Government authorised exchange) • Tier 5 (International agreement) • Tier 5 (Youth mobility scheme) Guide to processing times For more information on visa application processing times, please go to the 'Guide to processing times' page of this website. Customers with disabilities There is space for wheelchair transfer from a vehicle in front of the building. The elevator is at the same level as the floor. On the 6th floor, there is easy access for wheelchair users from the elevator to the offices. The elevator buttons are accessible and are very easy to reach while sitting in the wheel chair and the security guard can attend to you if required. There are washrooms within the application centre for people with disabilities. If staff are made aware in advance of the arrival of visitors with disabilities they will give them assistance and priority will be given in the event of an emergency or evacuation from the building.

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