Legal travel document, such as a passport (national passport or other documents that allows the holder to travel internationally).
Passports or other travel documentation from a previous trip.
Documentation proving that you have enough money to cover the costs. Documents like these must demonstrate that you have the means to pay:
Book of Bank and Building Society Statements
Income verification is where a third party (who is either in the UK or who will be legally in the UK at the time of your visit) is providing financial support to you, e.g., a business, a friend, or a relative, documents to show they have sufficient resources to support you and any dependant family members should be provided, such as a letter from employer confirming employment details (start date of employment, salary, role, company contact details).
Details of the job or studies where you have mentioned in your application that you are either employed or in full-time studies are required only if you are not a national of the country to which you are applying, and your right to remain there is not included in your passport. Instances of this might be:
firm letterhead from your employer outlining your position, pay, and tenure
official school letterhead verifying your enrollment and leave of absence
Working for yourself: the official records of a company that state its name and the date it opened for business
Travelling to the United Kingdom for business purposes (i.e., to conduct business related to your occupation or employment outside the United Kingdom). Include letters from inviting groups and any documentation that details your planned activities in the UK. Specifically, consider the following examples:
Any official business, such as a letter from your employer explaining your trip, the people you'll be meeting with, and the specifics of your reimbursement and expenditures.
If you work in the field of live performance or entertainment for the public, and if so, what you do, where you do it, and whether or not you restrict access to anyone under the age of eighteen - The following items are required from you:
Proof of your parents or guardian relationships, such as a birth certificate or adoption documents.
If you are under 18 and travelling without your parent or legal guardian, you must have the following items with you at all times:
A letter from your parents stating who will be accompanying you, where you will stay in the United Kingdom, and any other pertinent information
A photocopy of the biographical passport page bearing the parent's or legal guardian's signature and passport number. If you cannot obtain a passport, you must present an alternative government-issued document bearing your parent(s) signatures.
