Build the application around your actual travel plan.
For a UK holiday, the application should clearly show why you are travelling, how long you plan to stay, how the trip will be paid for and what you do in India.
Current GOV.UK guidance says a genuine visitor should be able to show a permitted reason for travel, that they will leave the UK at the end of the visit, and that they can support themselves and pay for the return or onward journey. The evidence should be selected with those points in mind.
Tourist visa documents we can help you review
Passport, identity details and relevant travel history
Employment, business, study or retirement evidence
Bank statements, income evidence and trip funding
Proposed itinerary, dates and accommodation plan
Host information where part of the trip involves a private stay
Consistency between the online form and supporting evidence
Share your travel purpose, proposed dates and occupation or business profile first. We can then explain the documents that are more relevant to your own case.
Different applicants need different evidence
A salaried applicant may need to explain approved leave and employment continuity. A business owner may need evidence of ongoing business activity. A retired traveller may rely more on retirement status, savings and family circumstances. If somebody else is paying for the trip, the support arrangement should be explained clearly.
