United Kingdom Single Entry Minor Visa For Central African Republic (90 Day 90 Day)

You will need to fill in a Visa Application form for us to start processing your visa. Upon completion of your order you will receive the application form from us via email. Should you need assistance completing the form, please don't hesitate to contact us. Failure to correctly complete the application form may lead your application being rejected.

Passport with 6 months validity and a photocopy of the bio/photo page.

You are required to provide a UK standard passport photo to acquire this visa.

This must meet the following requirements:

45 millimetres (mm) high by 35mm wide (the standard size used in photo booths in the UK) and not be a cut down version of a larger picture.

Your photo(s) must:

Be a close-up of your full head and upper shoulders, contain no other objects or people, be taken against a plain cream or light grey background, be in clear contrast to the background and not have 'red eye'. In your photo, you must: be facing forwards and looking straight at the camera, have a plain expression and your mouth closed, have your eyes open and visible, not have hair in front of your eyes, not have a head covering (unless it's for religious or medical reasons), not have anything covering your face and not have any shadows on your face or behind you. It must have been taken within the last month.

You require 1 copy.

If you are obtaining a Visa for your child, or if the applicant is under the age of 18, you will be required to provide a copy of their birth certificate.

If the applicant is under the age of 18, then written permission from both parents is required to allow travel. If the child is travelling with one of their parents, most Embassies will require written consent from the other parent.

If the applicant is under the age of 18, the Embassy requires both parents' passports in order to process the visa.

You must provide evidence that you have the funds to cover all expenses while in the host country. The best evidence is in the form of your bank statements over the previous three months. If someone else is funding your trip, they must write a letter stating that this is the case, and attach their bank statements over the previous three months.

A letter from your employer to confirm that you are employed by them and the purpose of your trip. You should ensure that it includes how long you will be staying in the host country, your role within the company and who will be funding the trip.

Hotel booking confirmation. If you are not staying at a hotel, you must provide proof of your accommodation during your stay.

This is your flight ticket, which shows proof that you will be leaving the country on a set date. The embassy requires you to reserve a flight before applying for this visa/arriving in-country.

If you are studying at the time of travel, then you need provide proof of your studies, such as a letter from your school/university or certificate of registration.

To acquire this visa you will need to provide evidence of your occupation in the UK. Depending on your situation, this could include proof of employment, self-employment, retirement, unemployment or studies. This could be via a letter from your employer or a company registration certificate. If you are unemployed, you will need evidence of your income support allowance. If you are a student, you should include a letter from your school or university to confirm your attendance there. If you are self-employed, you should provide a letter from your accountant, solicitor, bank manager or local Chamber of Commerce, confirming self-employment or business ownership in the UK.

An itinerary that should include details of your flights, address of your accommodation and the places you are visiting on which days. Please note that your itinerary may influence the number of entries granted on your issued visa.

A Health Insurance Certificate to prove you have Health Insurance to cover the duration of your trip.