What type of visa do I need if I want to travel with my partner (unmarried) to the UK to visit his children

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He is willing to pay my air ticket and we will be accommodated by one of his children. I have a business and he is a pensioner in this case. We have lived together physical for four years in Uganda. Tell me what documents I need to provide



Best Answer

I think you're looking for a Standard Visitor Visa. It can be used:

  • for leisure, for example on holiday or to see your family and friends

This visa can be issued for 6 months.

The documents you have to provide are:

  • the dates you’re planning to travel to the UK
  • details of where you’ll be staying during your visit
  • how much you think your trip will cost
  • your current home address and how long you’ve lived there
  • your parents’ names and dates of birth
  • how much you earn in a year

You might also need:

  • details of your travel history for the past 10 years (as shown in your passport)
  • your employer’s address and telephone number
  • your partner’s name, date of birth, and passport number
  • the name and address of anyone paying for your trip
  • the name, address and passport number of any family members you have in the UK
  • details of any criminal, civil or immigration offences you have committed

Here is a list of all supporting documents you can choose to provide.

You also need to prove:

  • you’ll leave the UK at the end of your visit
  • you’re able to support yourself and any dependents for the duration of your trip
  • you’re able to pay for your return or onward journey and any other costs relating to your visit
  • you have proof of any business or other activities you want to do in the UK, as allowed by the Visitor Rules



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How do I get a UK unmarried partner visa?

The Key Requirements of the Unmarried Partner Visa
  • You must be in a committed relationship/civil partnership with someone who is British or who has settled in the UK.
  • Your British/Settled partner must act as the 'sponsor' for your visa.
  • You must have been together for at least two years.


  • What tier is unmarried partner visa UK?

    Unmarried partners based on Tier 1 & 2 are granted for the duration of the main permit holders' visa. Unmarried partners under Tier1 & 2 must complete five years as a dependent if the application is processed after 9 July 2012.

    How can I get my boyfriend a visa UK?

    What you'll need to prove
  • you're in a civil partnership or marriage that's recognised in the UK.
  • you've been living together in a relationship for at least 2 years when you apply.
  • you are a fianc\xe9, fianc\xe9e or proposed civil partner and will marry or enter into a civil partnership in the UK within 6 months of arriving.


  • What is an unmarried partner in UK?

    A. What is an Unmarried Partner Relationship? According to the Immigration Rules and the EEA regulations, the term unmarried partner relationship is be defined as: "Two persons living together in a relationship akin to marriage for at least two years".




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