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How Do I Apply?
Details on how to
apply for Cambodian residents are available.
Applications can be made in 2 ways
1. Apply online
Visa4UK is UK Border Agency's award winning online application facility.
Applicants in many countries are now able to apply for a UK visa or entry
clearance online using a secure internet connection. The new technology guides
you through the visa application process step by step:
i. Log on to www.visa4uk.fco.gov.uk/
ii. Complete the online application process
iii. Attend a Visa Application Centre at your convenience or schedule an
appointment on line to submit your application form and for
Biometric Enrolment
Please click on the appropriate link:
Schedule Appointment
Re-schedule Appointment
Cancel Appointment
Print Appointment letter
Alternatively:
2. Paper submission:
If you are
applying under Tier One General of the Points Based System (Highly
Skilled Migrants) full details, including Administrative Review, are available
on the UK Border Agency website.
Please click on the links below for information on the below categories:
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How to submit an application for a UK
visa?
Applicants will need to visit the UK Visa Application Centre to submit their
applications in person for Biometric enrolment.
Each application must include the following:
1. Completed
visa application form
2. Correct published visa fee
3. A valid passport which has at least one page free in their visa pages for
the insertion of a vignette
4. Photocopy of data page of the passport (passport page with photo/extension
of validity/endorsement if applicable)
5. Previous passport (If any)
6. Photograph (see photo specifications)
7. Supporting documentation
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Location
The UK Visa Application Centre is located at:
Regent House, 2nd Floor,
183, Rajdamri Road,
Kwaeng Lumpini,
Khet Pathumwan,
Bangkok 10330
Location Map
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Customer with disability
Wheelchair
Facility for wheelchair access is available at the Main Entrance. A permanent
ramp is available at the far right corner of the Main Entrance steps and a
temporary ramp is available at the Regent House Security Desk for the steps in
the Lobby. On the 2nd Floor, there is easy access from the lift to the
Application Centre. Applicants can also disembark at the Car Park on the 3rd
Floor and use the Elevator to access the Application Centre. It is suggested to
inform application centre staff in advance for assistance.
Wheelchair is also available at the UK Visa Application Centre.
Customers with disability should contact the British Embassy (via fax or
e-mail) prior to attending an interview.
Hours of Operations
The Visa Application Centre is open Monday to Friday.
Submission of applications: 0830 - 1500 hrs
Collection of passports: 1500 - 1630 hrs
VAC holiday closures
Security
Due to security concerns, only the principal applicant will be allowed to enter
the application centre. However, interpreters are allowed to accompany
physically challenged applicants.
Security advice for applicants visiting the UK Application
Centre
Visa enquiries telephone help line:
+66 2-800-8050
The UK visa telephone help line will have pre-recorded visa information
available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Telephone help line assistants are available between 0830 to1630 hrs from
Monday to Friday (except holidays).
Applicants may also choose to contact us through email -
info@ukvac-th.com
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Visa processing time
If no interview is required, your passport should be returned to the
application centre within 2-5 working days. If you need to attend interview we
aim to provide an interview within 15 working days for non-settlement
applications and within 12 weeks for settlement applications.
Unfortunately there will invariably be times - particularly at peak travel
times- when we cannot reach these standards with all applications. Please help
us to provide you with the best possible service by allowing sufficient time
for your application to be processed. We recommend that you allow at least a
month (for non-settlement) and 3 months (for settlement).
Requirement for Tuberculosis testing for
applicants visiting the UK for longer than 6 months
The recent High Court ruling in the UK resulting from the Highly
Skilled Forum Judicial Review affects certain people who formerly had leave in
the UK under the Highly Skilled Migrant Programme (HSMP). You may be covered by
this ruling if you joined HSMP under the arrangements which were in place until
the scheme was suspended on 7 November 2006 and you either:
a) applied for and were refused further leave to remain under the new extension rules which came into force on 5 December 2006, and subsequently left the UK, or
b) left the UK after 7 November 2006 without ever applying for further leave to remain under the new rules.
A policy document which explains in detail who is affected by the ruling is available on the UK Border Agency website
Forms and Guidance
Guidance on making and assessing applications under the HSMP Judicial Review judgement is available on the Visa Services website.
The standard PBS form (VAF 9) and Appendix 1(Tier 1- General) have been expanded to allow them to be used by HSMP Forum JR applicants in both categories, ie (a) and ( b).
Making your application
Applications in both categories should be made at the appropriate visa section or VAC in the usual way. Category (a) applicants will not be charged a fee; category (b)applicants should pay the standard Tier 1 (General) fee.
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