Documents required by the British Marriage Immigration Service

# UK Immigrant # Introduction If you plan to immigrate to the UK to get married and settle down, you should apply for an unmarried couple visa. This visa allows you to get married within six months. Once you get married, you have to apply to the Ministry of Internal Affairs for an additional two-year extension visa. Here is a brief introduction to the documents needed by British marriage immigrants. Welcome to read!

Documents required by the British Marriage Immigration Service

Fill in and sign the visa application form.

Correct visa fee

passport

1 recent passport photo (white background required)

A copy of the guarantor's passport, stating his status in the UK.

household registration

Proof of relationship with unmarried spouse (such as letter/telephone bill)

Your unmarried certificate (death certificate, divorce certificate, barrier-free marriage certificate and other required documents. )

Proof of arranging marriage.

Proof of guarantor's employment in Britain

Guarantor payroll

Bank statement of guarantor (for 6 months)

Guarantor tax payment certificate

Proof of deposit and historical sources

All bank deposit certificates must be submitted together with the deposit certificate.

Proof of accommodation, such as proof of payment for buying or renting a house by stages.

Bills for public and miscellaneous expenses (such as utilities, gas, telephone, etc.). )

Any other applicable materials are usually 4-5 days after the visa application, but some visa applications may take a little longer.

Extended reading: the advantages of British immigrants

National advantages:

1. London is the economic, cultural and financial center of Britain, and also a tourist attraction in the world, with a large number of scenic spots and museums. It is also a global financial center, a diversified international metropolis, residents from all over the world, and a melting pot city of race, religion and culture. Use more than 300 languages;

2. A stable and democratic political system;

3. First-class education level;

4. A sound and respected legal system;

5. The British government's open and supportive attitude towards entrepreneurs and SMEs;

6. Holders of British passports can be exempted from visas, including the United States, Canada, Europe and other countries11. You can live, work and engage in business activities in EU countries without applying for a visa. The UK allows dual citizenship.

7. Located in a unique geographical position between the United States and Europe, it has five international airports in London and connects to the European continent at high speed;

8. Britain is the sixth largest free market economy in the world and the third largest in Europe;

9. A high-quality life, an international society and an attractive lifestyle;

10, the pound is considered as a safe currency by many people;

1 1, the tax rate is low and the tax system is beneficial to foreigners living in the country;

12, a rich and flexible labor market.

Climate:

It has a mild maritime climate. Britain is controlled by the prevailing west wind, which is mild and humid all year round, with little change in the four seasons. The temperate deciduous broad-leaved forest belt usually has a temperature of no more than 32℃, the lowest temperature of no less than-10℃, and the average temperature of 10 is 65438+4 ~ 7℃ in October and 13 ~ 17℃ in July. The average annual precipitation is about 1000 mm. The annual precipitation in the northern and western mountainous areas exceeds 2000 mm, and that in the central and eastern areas is less than 800 mm. February to March is the driest, and 10 to 1 month is the wettest.

Economy:

As an important trading entity, economic power and financial center, Britain has become a global overseas investor for the second year in a row. Private enterprises are the mainstay of British economy, the seventh largest economic system in the world, and one of the richest, most developed and highest living standards countries in the world.

Britain has a large number of coal, natural gas and oil reserves; Britain's main energy output accounts for about 10% of the total GDP, which is very high among industrialized countries. The service industry, especially banking, finance, shipping, insurance and commercial services, occupies a leading position in the world, and the capital London is one of the best financial, shipping and service centers in the world. Britain's international industries include Rolls-Royce, Land Rover and other cars and engines, and its international service industries include Max Spencer and HSBC.

Education:

Britain is the most developed country in higher education in the world, with the highest level of higher education in the world and the birthplace of modern higher education system. The two most famous universities in Britain are Oxford University and Cambridge University, as well as London School of Economics, Imperial College London, University College London, Edinburgh University, Bristol University, Birmingham University, Manchester University, Warwick University, St Andrews University, York University, Bath University, Sheffield University, Glasgow University, Nottingham University, Cardiff University, Liverpool University and Newcastle University.

British education is generally divided into five stages. The first stage is 3-5 years old kindergarten education; The second stage is the primary education of 5- 1 1 year old; The third stage is 1 1 year-old secondary education. 5 years old-16 years old is the compulsory education stage stipulated by law. School-age children must go to school, and the state is responsible for the necessary tuition fees, books and necessary supplies. 16 years old-18 years old is a senior middle school class (or college preparatory class), which is the transition period from middle school to university; The fourth stage is five years; The fifth stage is continuing education after 16 years old. Including full-time, part-time and part-time vocational education for youth and adults [excluding regular universities]. The length of educational system varies from place to place, from department to department and from major to major.