Regarding the column "How much money are you planning to spend on your visit to the UK?"
I am an Indian citizen applying for UK standard visitor visa.
For the question "How much money are you planning to spend on your visit to the UK?" I have said 1,00,000 INR.
I was thinking (and I remember seeing) that they are asking me to include the flight fares, accommodation charges and all.
My institute is providing money to buy tickets, Visa, Registration (for conference) and host instiute is providing accomodation.
Does these two comes under "How much money are you planning to spend on your visit to the UK?" or did I conveyed them that I am planning to spend 1.00,000 INR apart from tickets and all that.
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How much money are you personally planning to spend on your visit to the UK sponsor?
How much money are you personally planning to spend on your visit to the UK? \u2013 For a 6 months visit it's safe to assume that the total cost will be \xa34000 \u2013 \xa35000. Even if you are sponsoring the whole amount as they have some savings, they personally can plan to spend one-fourth or one-fifth.How much fund is required for UK visit visa?
You must submit 6 months of bank statements that clearly show your monthly salary and financial commitments. There must not be any large deposits of cash other than your salary. Total savings must be at least twice your proposed UK trip expenses.How much money do you need to visit the UK?
You should plan to spend around \xa3122 ($150) per day on your vacation in the United Kingdom, which is the average daily price based on the expenses of other visitors. Past travelers have spent, on average, \xa330 ($37) on meals for one day and \xa323 ($29) on local transportation.What do I need for UK visa?
You should submit the following documents to apply for a UK visa:How to Fill UK Visitor Visa form Online - Standard Visa Form - United Kingdom - in English 2019
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