How to apply for a UK visa?

Get your passport ready first.

This is a short-term study visa. You search on the visa website in the UK, then find the short-term visa, that is, the visit part, and then apply online (you can also download the form to fill in. Personally, I think it is more convenient to apply online. You don't understand those questions, Baidu has them.

Then the website has regulations and lists on what materials you need to submit.

Tell me about the information I submitted.

Passport,

Certificate of deposit, passbook,

Parents' (just one) salary certificate (just to show that you don't have money, someone sent it to you), bank statement with official seal, proof of kinship (just use the local police station to issue a certificate with official seal, without any notarization, and it's useless to spend money).

Invitation letter (If a school studying in the UK wants to send you an invitation letter in summer, this website also has the required format. Please communicate with your agent or school, and be sure to send it to you several months in advance, because the postal system is not very powerful. There should also be instructions about tuition fees and so on.

If you are still studying at school, you must have proof of studying (which means you will come back when you go to England)

I didn't hand in some things at that time, but they said it was best to hand them in:

If you submit your parents' salary certificate (official seal of the company+official seal of the police station), it is best to have a copy of their company's business license and your household registration book (can you stamp your own household registration book if you are studying? ) parents' accounts and the like, having a bank statement will increase the credibility of the proof of funds. Some people who have bought tickets in advance can also hand in their advance orders, which also proves when you will come back.

If you have already paid the tuition, you must ask the school to send the invoice and hand it in. You will also use this when you go through customs, and you will be asked if you have paid the tuition, etc.

That's all. More specifically, it's online. My experience is that you submit materials, mainly invitations, and then find something that can prove that you have the strength to live in Britain, that you can go and come back, that you won't work overtime, that you lose money, and that someone can bring you back from England.

PS: All materials must have copies and translations. It's best to find a certified agency to translate (intermediary companies and the like, around the MS visa center), because there must be a fixed translation format for things like passbooks.

When applying online, the code of Chinese characters is written behind Chinese characters, because there is no special place to write it.

Buy an adapter and bring a credit card before you go to England.

It seems that the Bank of China still needs to review some things. China Merchants Bank has a direct dual-currency credit card, which makes it more convenient to handle emergencies. Then go to the Bank of China and use it to buy some pounds.