2. The applicant's passport and visa fees;

3. The applicant's ID card and household registration book, if retired, need to provide retirement certificate;

4. Whether the applicant's work unit is allowed to go out to visit relatives; If children come to visit their parents in Britain, it is best to visit them during the school holidays, and the academic affairs office of the school will issue a certificate: name, date of birth, class and summer vacation date.

5. My position and income certificate; Proof of financial status

6 bank deposit certificate and copy of passbook (domestic and foreign bank demand deposit, time deposit or national debt, etc.). )

7. Proof of relatives (usually household registration book or marriage certificate)

8. If you are newly married, or two people live in different places before marriage, it is best to provide sufficient proof of communication. For example, printed dated emails, phone records and round-trip air tickets.

If you pay your own expenses during your stay in the UK, you'd better provide a time deposit with a long term, or deposit your money in a current passbook with a short term. There is generally no need to open another bank deposit certificate.

If the expenses incurred during your stay in the UK come from the UK, you need a copy of your credit card in the UK and a statement of your credit card for the past six months as of the date of sending your letter. It is necessary to prove that there is enough money to pay for parents' expenses during their stay in Britain. If the British are still studying in school, it is suggested not to provide the expenses for visiting relatives in this way, so the visa officer will think that students are working too much in the UK. Pay special attention to the fact that the expenses for visiting relatives cannot be reused with the expenses for studying in the UK. If there is a scholarship to study in the UK, spouses and children can visit relatives with British funds. However, it is best to provide advice at home.

Materials provided by the British side: (usually a copy)

1. Copy of passport and visa (copy of all contents in passport);

2. A copy registered with the local police station in the UK;

3. The letter about inviting relatives to visit relatives in the UK should include the address and telephone number in the UK/the promise to arrange for relatives to pick up the plane and stay in the UK;

4. Proof of accommodation in the UK, indicating that the room space is enough for two people (or more). If it is a school house, visa officers generally don't care too much about this item. If it is a rented private house, it is possible that the landlord will not give it. Prove that two people are alive.

5. Work certificate in the UK: including the signature of the person in charge of the unit: the time of starting work; What is the salary, what kind of work to do, etc. Or the school certificate: the school department, the time when the study started and ended.

6. A copy of the credit card of the British bank and the credit card statement for the last six months as of the date of the letter. If it is a time deposit, the bank is required to issue a certificate of deposit within one month. There seems to be no problem of freezing funds.

7. If you are studying, you should provide a copy of your graduation certificate after the study.

You can also invite boyfriends and girlfriends to be guests. The specific passing probability is not clear. Five people I met that year passed and two failed. It is possible that the British visa is valid this year 10, and the spouse is valid the following year 1 0. Visa officers sometimes mess around.

It is best to provide originals, copies and translations of all materials. Some materials, such as British passport, police station registration form, British bank account certificate, etc., can be copied.